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Asian American Mental Health: Breaking the Stigma Around Therapy
In many communities, conversations about mental health are now free from shame, although accessing therapy can be new or awkward in different Asian American families. Most cultural values, family expectations and misunderstanding about emotional problems impact people's attitudes towards mental health assistance. An important step towards building a healthier conversation and motivating people to receive the care they need is understanding these hurdles. A distinct combinatio
Manisha Chulani
Jul 24 min read


Quarter-Life Crisis: Why Your 20s Feel So Hard (and What Helps)
The 20s are mostly explained as the glorious time of life, filled with freedom, opportunities and personal development. Nevertheless, for the majority of individuals, this phase also brings uncertainty, pressure and emotional problems. Queries about career options, relationships, identity, finances and future objectives can be a source of overwhelming stress. This time of confusion is normally related with what is a quarter life crisis, a stage where young adults experience d
Manisha Chulani
Jul 24 min read


How to Set Boundaries With Strict or Immigrant Parents as an Adult
As an adult, one's view of responsibility, family loyalty and decisions mostly changes from growing up in a strict family or a traditional household. To many, independence and maintaining a healthy relationship with parents can be struggling. This can be more complex if communication style is influenced by cultural expectations, family values or long-established roles. Butterfly knows that love, respect, expectations and emotional issues all can be part of family relationship
Manisha Chulani
Jul 24 min read


High-Functioning Anxiety in Women: When You Look Fine But Don't Feel Fine
The majority of women will appear confident, successful, organised and composed - even though they are actually having a lot of negative thoughts, stress and emotional burnout going on in the background. Mostly, this covert warfare is known as high-functioning anxiety, where a person can execute daily activities in tandem with a high level of anxiety. At Butterfly, learning about these emotional issues helps to raise awareness that mental health isn't visible all the time. An
Manisha Chulani
Jun 304 min read
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