At a very young age, a very close mentor of mine had mentioned to me how I had a deep understanding of human characteristics and an innate ability to make valid inferences from human behaviour. Her observation led me to dig deeper into myself and therefore led me to where I am today.

We conduct events to raise awareness on various mental health issues. Our aim with these events is to normalise as well as make mental illnesses an approachable topic to discuss. We do this by displaying mental health through various forms of art and unconventional therapy.

Being able to make someone feel like they are not alone.

On a community level, these events have a definitive impact. Just having these discussions in public and opening sharing personal stories is very cathartic as well as inspirational for listeners.

The more honest and open you are with your stories and lives the more you can expect the same from the person sitting across you. Humanity and compassion is the answer to the stigma around mental health.

Confident, compassionate listener and every story, experience or advice comes from a place that has touched my heart personally.

Running, listen to music, reading and watching TED talks.