What Is Borderline Personality Disorder And Importance Of Empathy Towards People Suffering?
The notion of today’s world has changed. I’ve often heard, “it’s important to be empathic than sympathetic for anyone.” But, the question remains,
Sanjoni Sethi is a mental health scholar. She has completed her Master’s Programme in Clinical Psychology (M.Sc Clinical Psychology) from Christ College, Bengaluru & Bachelors in Psychology Hons from Delhi University. Currently, she is an M.Phil Scholar studying Clinical Psychology. She has worked under a prestigious global banner of Amity. She was employed at Amity International School – Gurgaon as a School Counsellor. She has a strong academic background and rich experience in working with children. She was voluntarily working as a part-time school counsellor at Greenland Public School, Bengaluru during her post-graduation. Sanjoni has learnt to uses empathy as her primary skill with her clients, and values them as a human being. She has interned under Dr. Sameer Malhotra, Psychiatrist, Max Hospital and many others to practice her skills. Sanjoni shows great interest in research in the area of mental health. She has worked with underprivileged children on topics of emotions and societal influence, and with elderly population on depression. Her research work is published in eminent journals from USA, and UGC approved publishers. She is the recipient of IJRULA award winner as the Best Revolutionist 2018 for her paper “Societal Influence on Emotional Competence”. She is also a certified First-Aid Trainer from “East West Rescue Organization” and has keen interest in helping the society. She has been solely managing the city branch of an NGO and has been involved with various NGO’s for over 7 years. She also actively volunteers as a member of different NGO’s specializing in Women Empowerment, Child Education, Dog Rescue amongst many. Sanjoni is also a trained and qualified Kathak Dancer (B.A. Kathak) from Pracheen Kala Kendra, Chandigarh. She is also deeply involved in writing for her mental health blog known as ‘TheMadnessforReal’ and painting.
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