MINDSPA WELFARE SOCIETY PRESENTS LADIES MEET ON SAD AND BITTER IMPACT ON "DOPAMINE SPIKES(A WIFE'S PERSPECTIVE)"
Year: 2025
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Christmas at Mind Spa Welfare Society
In the true spirit of Christmas, we celebrated this beautiful occasion by bringing together young and old, sharing warmth, smiles and togetherness.
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✨ Young Minds Discussion: The Art of Friendship ✨
Friendship isn’t about fitting in or standing alone; it’s about showing up as we are, while respecting each other’s space.
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Workshop on Emotional Regulation
Mind Spa Welfare Society conducted a workshop on Emotional Regulation at Government Girls School, Putligarh.
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Ladies Meet – MSWS Ladies’ Wellness Session
The Mind Spa Welfare Society conducted a focused Ladies’ Wellness Session emphasizing the interconnection between the brain and body, and how emotional and physical states influence one another.
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Young Minds
Young Minds, an arm of Mind Spa Welfare Society created a space to ask the question. “Why are we so scared of DOING NOTHING?” The answers were thought provoking: Boredom is introspective .Rest is a strength.Quiet is a mirror.Doing “nothing” is sometimes the most meaningful thing we ever do.Your life will speak in silence,And this...
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Mindful Mela 2025 at VR Ambarsar
Mind Spa Welfare Society successfully organized the Mindful Mela 2025 at VR Ambarsar, creating a vibrant and compassionate space for awareness, inclusion, and community support for persons with mental illness and their families. The event witnessed overwhelming participation and enthusiasm from the public, mental health advocates, families, and well-wishers. The day was filled with mind...
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Psycho education with ” sense of humour ” on teachers day
At Mind Spa Welfare Society, we believe that true healing begins with understanding ourselves. To nurture this, we are introducing a gentle practice ..
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Role Reversal: Learning Empathy
Mental illness, whether it manifests as addiction, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, or schizophrenia, carries with it a depth of pain that is often unimaginable.
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Pawani Arora’s Transformation
There was a time when our home felt emotionally heavy—my husband was battling alcohol addiction and depression, and as a family, we were deeply affected.
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