How intervention helped a young woman manage her bipolar Dr Anand Prakash SrivastavaSince childhood, Meeta* felt that she had no identity of her own. Everyone knew her as Mohit’s sister. It’s not that Mohit had achieved great success in school while Meeta lagged behind. Mohit was not only a champion in academics but also in sports, whereas Meeta had no equal in singing and music, although she excelled in studies. However, she was always bothered by the fact that her accomplishments couldn’t establish her own identity. She would say, “It’s fine to be recognised as Mohit’s sister at home and in...
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