Mental Health

Women’s Mental Health Challenges in Pakistan

A woman manages her household, raises children, holds a job, and is expected to do all of it without complaint. When she feels overwhelmed,...
Abdul Rehman
5 min read

Postpartum Depression: What Every New Mother in Pakistan Should…

Having a baby is supposed to feel like a celebration. But for many new mothers, the weeks after childbirth feel nothing like that. They...
Abdul Rehman
4 min read

Insomnia (بے خوابی) Meaning in Urdu: Neend Na Aana…

Millions of Pakistanis struggle with insomnia every night. Most dismiss it as stress or overthinking. In many cases, it is a real medical condition...
Abdul Rehman
4 min read

When a Network Goes Beyond the Signal: PTCL &…

On Mother’s Day 2026, PTCL & Ufone move beyond connectivity, offering Pakistani mothers free, certified psychiatric consultations through the UPTCL app ISLAMABAD, 10th May...
Abdul Rehman
1 min read

When Focus Becomes a Challenge: Understanding Children’s Academic Struggles…

Some of my clients visit with concerns about their children’s memory and focus. The common complaint is that the child is unable to focus...
Abdul Rehman
2 min read

Healing the Mind Through Hypnotherapy

Mental health struggles are more common than we realize. Stress, anxiety, fear, trauma, overthinking, low confidence, sleep problems, and emotional pain can quietly affect...
Abdul Rehman
2 min read

Toxic Co-Dependence: Protecting Your Home and Mental Health

Living with someone who has mental health challenges can be emotionally demanding and stressful. Without proper boundaries, caregivers can fall into patterns of toxic co-dependence,...
Abdul Rehman
2 min read

Islamic Practices as Psychological Tools for Mental Well-Being

In today’s fast-paced world, many individuals feel overwhelmed, anxious, emotionally exhausted, or disconnected. As mental health awareness grows, people increasingly turn to therapy, mindfulness,...
Abdul Rehman
2 min read

Anxiety and Its Management in Neurodivergent Adolescents

Neurodivergent adolescents, including those with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, or other neurological differences, experience anxiety at significantly higher rates than their neurotypical peers. This anxiety...
Abdul Rehman
3 min read