Despite actually being divorced, it's not a word I hear often. A whirlwind romance and dream wedding made way for two things: a caved-in...

For as long as I can remember I’ve been stuck floating in limbo, no sense of self or idea of how I fit into the world. I've always just...

“What would people say?” - the most popular, and detested phrase that many South Asian young adults have heard at least once in their...

My grandparents migrated to India (Mumbai) from Sindh during the partition in 1947. After coming to India, my Nana (maternal grandfather)...

I have always found it difficult to find the words in Gujarati to describe my general well-being, let alone talk about mental health....

A major photographic exhibition, ‘From City Of Empire To City Of Diversity: A Visual Journey,' featuring 1,000s of images of Birmingham...

Two Billion Beats, opening 5 February, is a captivating play about what it means to grow up as a South Asian teenage girl in a world...

One afternoon, my son came home and told me, ”My friends and I put our hands together and they said I was different. ” I told this...

Rushi Ner explores the duality of secrecy of mental health in South Asian households and the responsibility on the children to be therapists