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Golden Jubilee Celebration of NHRIMH, Kottayam: National Conference on Homeopathy in Mental Health

The National Homeopathy Research Institute in Mental Health (NHRIMH), Kottayam, marked its 50th anniversary with a two-day National Conference on Homeopathy in Mental Health. Organized under the Central Council for Research in Homeopathy (CCRH), Ministry of Ayush, the event highlighted the role of homeopathy in addressing mental health challenges and charted a future course for integrative mental health approaches.

Inauguration Highlights

The conference was inaugurated through a video message by the Chief Guest, Shri Prataprao Jadhav, Minister of State (Independent Charge) Ayush. Shri Jadhav congratulated the institute on its golden jubilee and commended its contributions to mental health research and advancements.

Conference Theme

The event, themed “Optimizing the Role of Homeopathy in Promoting Mental Health,” brought together interdisciplinary experts from premier research institutions across India. Discussions focused on leveraging homeopathy as a safe and effective medical system with minimal side effects for mental health interventions.

Notable Addresses

Key Sessions and Discussions

Renowned experts shared insights on diverse topics related to homeopathy and mental health:

  1. “NIMHANS Model of Integrative Medicine” – Dr. Kishore Kumar, NIMHANS
  2. “Mind and Homeopathy: An Inseparable Bond” – Dr. Shashikant Tiwari, CCRH
  3. “Single Medicine Approach in Autism Spectrum Disorder” – Dr. Shailendra K. Saxena, KGMU
  4. “Challenges in Managing Psychiatric Patients with Homeopathy” – Dr. Sunita Nikumbh, Dr. M.L. Dhawale Memorial Homeopathic Institute
  5. “Homeopathic Approaches to Mental Health Projects” – Dr. G. Sheeba, Government Homeo Dispensary

Panel Discussion

A panel discussion titled “Roadmap for Integrative Approaches in Mental Health” featured prominent experts, including:

The discussion explored strategies for integrating homeopathy with mainstream mental health care.

Additional Activities

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