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Calendar

By MySahana / September 15, 2010 / Comments Off on Calendar

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How You Can Help

By MySahana / September 15, 2010 / Comments Off on How You Can Help

You can make a difference! MySahana is dedicated to reducing stigma and spreading awareness about mental health and emotional health issues in the South Asian community. Because MySahana is a brand new nonprofit, we depend on the you to help […]

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Partner With Us

By MySahana / September 15, 2010 / Comments Off on Partner With Us

MySahana, located in the San Francisco Bay Area, is a groundbreaking nonprofit dedicated to spreading awareness about mental health issues in the South Asian community from a culturally-sensitive and culturally-relevant perspective. There are several ways that you or your company […]

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Passive Aggressive Behaviors in South Asian Relationships

By MySahana / September 15, 2010 / Comments Off on Passive Aggressive Behaviors in South Asian Relationships

In addition to minimizing the problem, another issue that comes hand in hand with protecting group/marital harmony is expressing anger and frustration in an unhealthy manner. Gottman’s four horsemen are one example of how terribly arguments can progress when anger […]

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Baba Ganoush

By MySahana / September 14, 2010 / Comments Off on Baba Ganoush

Why is eggplant good for mental health? Why does MySahana have recipes on the website? 1 medium sized eggplant (about 1 pound/ 450 grams), pierced all over with a fork 45 grams/ 1 to 2 ounces pine nuts,  toasted 2 […]

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South Asian Relationships: Minimizing the Problem

By MySahana / September 13, 2010 / Comments Off on South Asian Relationships: Minimizing the Problem

One can say that one of the strengths of South Asian culture is the value placed on taking care of other’s needs and placing collective happiness over individual happiness. This can lead to a strong feeling of togetherness, accountability to […]

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