On occasion of launch, Soul’s Connect conducted webinar ‘Healing Relationship Blues’ to throw light on pressure cooker lives of people
To help and support people and children going through mental agony due to relationship and broken family issues in their life, Dr Saurav Das, Social Entrepreneur, My Retired Life Foundation, Zetta Women launched a new organisation called ‘Soul’s Connect’ a 360- degree platform to address mental health, support and wellness related issues of married, unmarried couples and kids from broken families.
On the occasion of launch, Soul’s Connect conducted an insightful webinar ‘Healing Relationship Blues’ to throw light on the pressure cooker lives of people. A group of professionals, along with Dr Das, Aditi Sinha, Clinical Psychologist and Psychotherapist also a Life Coach and Child Counsellor, Anaida Parvaneh, Holistic Healer, Artist, Musician, and Chef Piyush Punj, Ex- Commissioned officer, Indian Air Force formed an interesting panel at the webinar for a discussion on the impact of break-ups and divorce on the mental health of men, women and kids of separating parents, successfully dealing with depression, traumas, and related topics.
Commenting on the launch Dr Das said, “After my separation last year, I realised the trauma of loneliness can break a person in no time. This platform is based on my own experiences and my life, and is backed by the expertise of numerous people who form the heart of Soul’s Connect. This lockdown period made me think about Soul’s Connect. Our objective is to help men, women, and single parents move to the next level of a better life. Children from broken families are an integral part of Soul’s Connect too.”
At the panel discussion, Parvaneh said, “More than wanting to be known people want to be understood. Everybody has their ups and downs in one way or the other. Healing happens from within and through themselves. To achieve a higher quality of life, experience happiness, and contribute positively to society. Every individual needs to break mental chains that imprison them and support anyone who they know is going through such a phase. Practice self-love and remember you are always one decision away from feeling better.
Sharing her expertise Sinha said “Each individual is different. Relationship disputes affect both the genders positively and negatively. Some time it is very ok to vent your feelings, it’s ok to take a break to rejuvenate. Somewhere we all are living for others but it’s important to take out time for yourself and speak out and take someone’s help. Also, I would add that never hesitate to visit a professional. It is never a stigma and therapy should be taken as a necessity.”
Soul’s Connect aims to help people to enhance their mental health, via a series of counselling and healing sessions along with fixing financial and legal matters associated with separations. Soul’s Connect’s sole objective is to help people move on for a better life, hold their hands, and show them the path ahead.