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NEIL PAREKH'S
LENS ON LIFE BLOG
Thoughts and observations on mental health, technology, social media, photography and more.


Dr. Grace Hipona
Aug 6, 2024
Telehealth / Online Therapy from a Therapist’s Perspective
Prior to COVID-19, I only provided counseling services in-person. My impressions of telehealth were neutral to negative. That's changed.


Neil Parekh
Aug 6, 2024
Ep. 13 Grace Hipona, Ed.D. | Shining Light on Shadows: The Pros and Cons of In-person and Online Therapy
Grace began seeing patients online during the pandemic. This episode will focus on the pros and cons of in-person vs. online therapy.


Dawn Helmrich
Jul 31, 2024
The Long and Winding Road to Finding a Therapist
Struggling to find the right fit with the right person can be challenging and defeating, but mental wellness is vital to well-being.


Neil Parekh
Jul 31, 2024
I See a Therapist; It Almost Feels Normal for Me To Say That Now
Although I was never embarrassed about going to therapy, I also never volunteered the information and kept it private for almost 30 years.


Rev. Byron Tyler Coles
Jul 31, 2024
Therapy is a Journey
In the years since my formal diagnosis, I have come to realize how anxiety and depression have always been present.


Neil Parekh
Jul 30, 2024
Ep. 12 Rev. Tyler Coles | Shining Light on Shadows: Getting Help (Therapy) Takes a Lot of Work and Some Courage
This episode will focus on the challenges of getting help when we need it, specifically mental health therapy.

Neil Parekh
Jul 26, 2024
South Asian Men for Kamala Harris
Join us to rally, fundraise and get out the vote for our first female president, Kamala Harris!


Neil Parekh
Jul 23, 2024
Thriving as an Advocate with the Support of Other Survivors
Survivors CAN be thrivers. They just need the help and support of people around them: other survivors, people they can trust.


Dawn Helmrich
Jul 23, 2024
The Personal and Community Benefits of Advocacy Work
I knew that my voice could be a tool to make change in the systems that failed me. So that is what I did. I spoke up and I spoke out.
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