About me

 
Women and men suffer from mental illnesses to different degrees. For example, depression and anxiety disorders are significantly more common in women, while addictions and certain personality disorders are more often diagnosed in men. The course of many diseases is also different in men and women. There are many reasons for these differences – some are biological, some psycho-social and cultural. Female sex hormones and female-specific influences such as menstruation, childbirth and menopause can also play a role, as can gender-specific role behavior and role conflicts, social status, violence and abuse. However, men and women can greatly improve their mental health by doing activities that are of great interest to them. One such activity that they can consider is trading commodities like stocks, cryptocurrencies, etc., which can also offer them monetary benefits. Executing trades through automated trading systems like the Bitcoin Loophole app helps streamline trading.
Taking these and many other factors into account could significantly improve our understanding of mental illnesses and their treatment.My psychic reading aims to stimulate this by drawing attention to the influence of the factor “gender” in the development, course and therapy of mental illnesses. The aim is “gender-sensitive” psychiatry and psychotherapy, i.e. to make all those involved in the treatment of mentally ill people more aware of the gender-specific needs and concerns of mentally ill women, but also men.  
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39 comments for “About me”

    1. UPLIFT ANTIDOTENo Gravatar
      February 3, 2010 at 10:50 am

      Wow – what an amazing story. Just goes to show, sometimes our parents don’t know best! Well done for following your heart and choosing to do something you love.

        • Mansi BhatiaNo Gravatar
          February 4, 2010 at 4:03 am

          Thanks, Jacqui. I do thank my parents for supporting me on this journey of self-discovery. Like every parent, they had their expectations, but they allowed me to chase my dream and freed me to live it.

    1. Parv KaushikNo Gravatar
      February 3, 2010 at 8:01 pm

      such an inspiring story… beautifully told.. writing chose you!! good to see you chose to do what you wanted to do.. m an engineering student and i know one day i’ll be writing-full time!

        • Mansi BhatiaNo Gravatar
          February 4, 2010 at 3:54 am

          Thanks, Parv. Appreciate your kind words. You know, I used to say I want to be an archaeologist when I was five years old only because I knew how to spell the word! Should’ve realized then what was meant to be :-)
          All the best as you venture on your expedition.

    1. beth chapmanNo Gravatar
      February 19, 2010 at 8:57 am

      You have, with much humbleness, been awarded the Orange Net Award. Thank you for your gift.
      Beth

        • Mansi BhatiaNo Gravatar
          February 19, 2010 at 9:43 am

          Thanks, Beth. I accept the award with humility and with the knowledge that there is so much to learn, so much to give, and so much to share.

    1. susan deborahNo Gravatar
      February 20, 2010 at 12:36 am

      Dear Mansi:

      It was lovely to read about your journey. How well you have described your calling. I perused through your visual CV. My! My! Very Impressive.

      I am quite glad to have come by your blog through Indiblogger and now I am looking forward to reading your posts and by and by get some worthwhile tips and suggestions on writing from you.

      (Sheepishly) I would be glad if you read my posts and let me know how I am faring (if you have the time and inclination).

      Wishing you the best always.

      Joy and peace,
      Susan

        • Mansi BhatiaNo Gravatar
          February 22, 2010 at 4:15 am

          I am humbled, Susan. I truly appreciate your kind words and have started following your blog. Thank you, again, for your comments.

    1. MoeNo Gravatar
      March 18, 2010 at 7:49 am

      Mansi, yours is a wonderful story and full of the promise of life. You wrote it in such a heartfelt way that by the last line you had me cheering out loud for you and the journey you took. Congratulations!

      If you ever have daughters, you’ll teach them well.

    1. MoeNo Gravatar
      March 18, 2010 at 7:52 am

      Mansi, I was commenting here just as my laptop was crashing. So if I double post, my apologies!

      I just want to tell you what a wonderful story is your story, what a wonderful journey you’ve taken. You have earned the success and happiness you’ve created for yourself.

      If you ever have daughters, you’ll be such a wonderful example for them.

    1. debosmitaNo Gravatar
      March 21, 2010 at 11:58 am

      I am here from Colours Magazine and I am so glad that I found you. Your story is so inspiring! I applaud you for pursuing your dream and making a successful career out of it.
      Writing is my passion; but I enjoy my professional career in law, too. Hence I shall be continuing writing as a hobby till the time I feel the need to give it my whole attention. And then I shall have you as a role model :-) Cheers to your spirit, Manasi.

      Check my blog at http://debosmita.worpress.com and I shall appreciate your feedback on it :-)

        • Mansi BhatiaNo Gravatar
          March 22, 2010 at 12:24 pm

          I bow in respect. I had taken two law classed in grad school — the University of Iowa’s master’s professional program in journalism was cool like that! — and decided it used up too much gray matter. Kudos to you for pursuing. Aside from writing, we have another thing in common — our POA’s to retire early and travel :-)
          Thanks for “discovering” my blog — I look forward to reading your life’s many whispers, too :-)

    1. ajayNo Gravatar
      March 27, 2010 at 7:57 pm

      Hi Mansi. What an inspiring and truly amazing life story! Thanks for sharing. I am now really inspired to follow my dreams. I found your blog by pure serendipity. What a neat and effortless writing style! One day I want to write like you. And thanks again for your inspiring life journey. By the way, if you get time, then please drop by my blog. I would be
      obliged .Thanks.

    1. MagaliNo Gravatar
      March 28, 2010 at 2:42 pm

      Hi Mansi, this truly is an inspiring story, & very well written. I too hope to be a journalist one day. You are now my idol! My parents are very supportive of everything I try.

        • Mansi BhatiaNo Gravatar
          March 29, 2010 at 12:52 pm

          I’m humbled, Magali. I just tried to be true to myself and my parents supported me along the way — sometimes in not-so-obvious ways — but if it weren’t for the way I was raised, I never would have had the confidence or the courage to pursue my dreams.

    1. lenaNo Gravatar
      April 5, 2010 at 11:03 pm

      Your story is truly inspiring for many. And it is really good that you pursued what you liked and achieved a lot in this field. It is important to find what you love to do but it is even more important to chase that dream and success in it!

        • MansiNo Gravatar
          April 12, 2010 at 6:02 am

          Thanks, Lena. Even if one doesn’t succeed, I think chasing one’s dream is important. At least you know you tried… :-)

    1. daffodils2No Gravatar
      April 7, 2010 at 10:37 pm

      Hi Mansi, i am new to blogging, just my 7th day on wordpress and 2nd on indiblogger.

      Already i have come across interesting people. Its gr8 that you finally followed your heart and are in your preferred profession. Look forward to your blogs.

        • MansiNo Gravatar
          April 12, 2010 at 6:02 am

          Thanks for stopping by, Abha, and welcome to the world of blogging. I look forward to remaining connected with you in the blogosphere.

    1. Green MonkeyNo Gravatar
      April 26, 2010 at 11:54 pm

      just what I needed to find this morning.
      thank you!

      I’ve recently hired an assistant and cleared my mornings for writing. Sometimes I’m working on my book, other times I’m blogging.

      The more I honor my creativity, the happier I am.

      The first time I shared something I wrote was at my son’s funeral. I wrote and delivered his eulogy.

      I didn’t even realize that until I typed it……

      (time to write some more….)

    1. Vikram KarveNo Gravatar
      June 4, 2010 at 11:30 am

      Hi Mansi,
      Wow…what an inspiring life story…you’re real lucky doing what you like best…
      Well i am sure going to read your writing…
      Happy Blogging
      All the Best
      Regards
      Vikram

        • MansiNo Gravatar
          June 6, 2010 at 10:44 pm

          Thanks, Vikram. Appreciate your stopping by and your kind words.

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    1. Austin ChapmanNo Gravatar
      June 19, 2010 at 8:07 am

      I bow in respect. I had taken two law classed in grad school — the University of Iowa’s master’s professional program in journalism was cool like that! — and decided it used up too much gray matter. Kudos to you for pursuing. Aside from writing, we have another thing in common — our POA’s to retire early and travel Thanks for “discovering” my blog — I look forward to reading your life’s many whispers, too
      +1

    1. RSNo Gravatar
      July 16, 2010 at 9:53 am

      Hi Mansi,

      Very nice blog.

      I love the get-up – neat and clean and definitely not…er…template-ish. At least not the free ones at any rate.

      Regards

      http://restlesssouldier.blogspot.com

        • MansiNo Gravatar
          July 28, 2010 at 10:42 am

          Thank you so much for your kind words. Truly appreciate it.

    1. AditrupzNo Gravatar
      October 15, 2010 at 10:06 am

      Hey Mansi

      What an awesome story …. loved your site and your articles here ……
      Hope to be able to follow my writing passion too fulltime – till then i blog here

      cheers
      trupz

    1. SuloNo Gravatar
      November 11, 2010 at 1:13 am

      Hi mansi – this is for you – http://sbonlifensuch.wordpress.com/2010/11/11/of-inspiring-crushes-and-growing-up/

        • MansiNo Gravatar
          November 16, 2010 at 9:07 am

          This is humbling. I am nowhere close to being a mentor for anyone, but I sure do appreciate your kindness, Sulo. Many, many thanks.

    1. AneeshNo Gravatar
      November 27, 2010 at 4:19 am

      what an amazing ‘about me’ colomn which I’ve just read. Usually I don’t reply to the blogs or posts as I’m more inclined on reading the posts. But this made me respond. I wish you good luck and I’m off to read your posts now. tada!!

    1. Rachit SharmaNo Gravatar
      December 2, 2010 at 12:13 pm

      Your blog inspired me… It incited me to rise up to your level and hence in the process improve mine own self.

        • MansiNo Gravatar
          December 8, 2010 at 3:11 pm

          Thanks for your kind words, Rachit. I am in the quest to understand and make the most of this life. Glad some parts of it inspired you.

    1. SanchyetaNo Gravatar
      January 3, 2011 at 2:41 am

      Hey Mansi, I am deeply touched with your heartful and inspiring story. Your story has been wonderfully said. I am happy that your longing dream has been fulfilled. It is indeed true that with the support and cooperation of our parents and closest persons, we can actually touch the sky which has no limits….

      I am but a beginner in this writing field, I too want to touch the sky above me with someone’s guidance. Hope you will have all ears to listen to my writing flaws and blunders. Will u guide me?

    1. RajiNo Gravatar
      January 4, 2011 at 5:03 am

      I like your style – and your determination

    1. Alekh AgrawalNo Gravatar
      January 7, 2011 at 10:38 am

      Hi Mansi,

      Pretty inspiring indeed and very well written at that….ok that bit was obvious. Well on the sad part its so much what I wanted to do, but was not to be. Right now am having the time of my life, but there is that something inside me that makes me update my blog and try for whatever freelance opportunity that falls my way. And sport journalism will always be a dream for me.

      Anyways its good to hear a successful story and good luck for your future. Have fun and keeo writing.

      Cheers

      Alekh

      ps: btw I head straight for your blog now, guess I’ll be able to pronouce your name without help if we ever meet :P

    1. MengweiNo Gravatar
      November 19, 2011 at 11:32 pm

      Your story is very inspiring. Here is a film that is very inspiring and has something to do with first impressions. You should check it out http://americanbearfilm.com
      Hope you can find some inspirations from this film : )

    1. MariahNo Gravatar
      March 4, 2012 at 4:35 am

      Such a beautiful story!!!! It warmed my heart!