In keeping with PRMS’ mission to support the greater behavioral health community, we are proud to support our partner, SAMHIN, and its mission to support mental health awareness and assistance among South Asian communities by featuring as a guest blogger, Dr. Angela. As a volunteer with the South Asian Mental Health Initiative and Network (SAMHIN), she shares her experiences wi ...
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Guest Blog: SAMHIN - Taking Care of Our Future Doctors
In keeping with PRMS’ mission to support the greater behavioral health community, we invited Bairavi Maheswaran, a medical student at NYTICOM and volunteer with the South Asian Mental Health Initiative and Network (SAMHIN), to share her perspective on how medical students cope with the challenges that medical school presents. PRMS is proud to support our partner, SAMHIN, and it ...
Guest Blog: Dr. Vasudev Makhija: SAMHIN – An Empowering Journey
In keeping with PRMS’ mission to support the greater behavioral health community, we invited Vasudev Makhija, MD, DLFAPA, founder and president of the South Asian Mental Health Initiative and Network (SAMHIN), and a past president of the New Jersey Psychiatric Association (NJPA), to share more about SAMHIN, its current projects, and future plans. PRMS is proud to support SAMHIN ...
Guest Blog: South Asian Mental Health Initiative and Network (SAMHIN)
South Asians are a heterogeneous group of people that share ethnic, linguistic, cultural, geographic, and culinary threads. Their origins are in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan and the Maldives. Asian Indians comprise the third largest Asian racial group in the United States. The South Asian community, along with the larger Asian community, is a highly tou ...
Supporting Mental Health Needs of Growing South Asian Population
The South Asian Mental Health Initiative and Network (SAMHIN) – a New Jersey-based group working to address the mental health needs of the region’s burgeoning South Asian community and to combat the stigma of mental illness particularly prevalent among this population – is just a year old, but its initiatives have made it a recent recipient of PRMS support. Founded by a practi ...
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