The writer is a psychiatrist, author of Love and Revolution: Faiz Ahmed Faiz and a Trustee of the Faiz Foundation Trust. He can be reached at ahashmi39@gmail.com and tweets @Ali_Madeeh
Drug abuse is a reality. Is our understanding of its treatment correct?
A mental health emergency has existed in Pakistan for years. Finally, mental health and wellbeing is being talked about
The ideals Faiz stood for are alive and well
The Rawalpindi Conspiracy case remains a source of intrigue amongst Faiz’s admirers and critics alike
There is no escaping the demographic shift as birth rates decline and populations age. How do we address ageing and elderly care?
Here is an important work that explores core issues South Asian families struggle with when they feel torn between conflicting cultures
Despite the feeling that the world around us is falling apart, a changed perception can make a huge difference
Parents and family can be a safe harbour for teenagers. But parenting requires caution, unending patience and good humour
The answer lies in more active parental supervision, not some unenforceable bans on video games
We are stressed out and unhappy. But there’s a lot we can do about it
