Dr. Thunga’s Manaswini Hospital is proud to announce the launch of its month-long mental health awareness campaign, “Mind Over Matter,” starting on September 10th, Suicide Prevention Day, and culminating on October 10th, World Mental Health Day. This initiative is aimed at fostering community engagement, raising awareness about mental health issues, and encouraging proactive discussions on suicide prevention, dementia, and workplace mental health. About Dr. Thunga’s Manaswini Hospital: Dr. Thunga’s Manaswini Hospital is renowned for its specialized mental health care services, catering to a wide range of psychiatric and psychological needs. The hospital offers comprehensive outpatient services, including psychiatric consultations, therapy sessions, and medication management, tailored to individual patient needs. In addition to outpatient care, Dr. Thunga’s Manaswini Hospital provides inpatient services for intensive psychiatric treatment, ensuring a holistic approach to mental health care. Dr. Thunga’s Manaswini offers a comprehensive range of psychiatric services, catering to individuals struggling with drug, alcohol, and internet/mobile addiction, anxiety and depressive disorders as well as specialized geriatric care to name a few. The centre’s multidisciplinary team of experts, including therapists, counsellors, and medical professionals, collaborates to provide personalized treatment plans tailored to each patient’s unique needs and goals. Dr. Thungas Manaswini Hospital Announces a Comprehensive Series of Programs for Triple Mental Health special occasions – World Suicide Prevention Day, World Alzheimer’s Day and World Mental Health DayDr. Thungas Manaswini Hospital is excited to unveil a series of impactful programs starting September 10th to mark World Suicide Prevention Day, World Alzheimer’s Day and World Mental Health Day. These initiatives are designed to foster awareness, promote mental well-being, and engage various segments of the community in meaningful discussions about mental health. Program Highlights: 1. Collage Competition for High School Students: High school students are invited to participate in a creative collage competition that encourages them to visually express their understanding and perspectives on mental health. The theme for world suicide prevention day is, “Changing the narrative on Suicide”. 2. Slogan Writing and Essay Writing Competitions for the General Public: These competitions are open to all members of the community. Participants can submit thought-provoking slogans and insightful essays focused on mental health and suicide prevention. The theme for this year’s Alzheimer’s day is “Know Dementia, Know Alzhiemer’s”. 3. Street Play by Social Work Students: Social work students will perform an engaging street play designed to address mental health issues in an accessible and interactive format. The theme for World mental health day is, “It is time to prioritize mental health in the workplace”. 4. Short Video and E-Poster Making Competitions for PUC and Degree Students: Students from Pre-University College (PUC) and degree programs are invited to create short videos and e-posters that highlight key messages about mental health and suicide prevention. The theme for world suicide prevention day is “Changing the narrative on suicide” & the theme for World mental health day is “It is time to prioritize mental health in the workplace”. These creations will be shared on social media platforms to reach a wider audience. 5. Series of Awareness Programs: A series of educational programs will be conducted for students, industry workers, and teachers. These sessions will focus on mental health-related issues, providing valuable information and resources to promote mental well-being in diverse environments. 6. Half-Day Workshop for Social Work Students: Concluding the series of events on October 10th, Dr. Thungas Manaswini Hospital will host a half-day workshop specifically for social work students. This workshop will focus on developing essential life skills to better support individuals dealing with mental health challenges. Dr. Thungas Manaswini Hospital is committed to creating a supportive and informed community through these diverse and engaging programs. By providing platforms for expression, education, and dialogue, the hospital aims to enhance understanding and reduce the stigma associated with mental health issues. Final Event: The grand finale of the “Mind Over Matter” series will take place on October 10th at the Amphitheatre at Dr. Thunga’s Manaswini Campus, Arkula, Farangipete. This event will feature highlights from the competitions, live performances, and expert talks focusing on the importance of mental health in everyday life. For more information about the upcoming programs or to participate, please contact: Dr. Thunga’s Manaswini Hospital Arkula, Farangipete, Mangaluru Taluk. Phone: 7411082200
