Author: Dr. Shruti Bhattacharya

Published on July 1, 2025 If you’re exploring ways to manage depression, anxiety, or other mental health challenges, wellbutrin might be a name you’ve heard from your doctor or friends. Known generically as bupropion, wellbutrin is an atypical antidepressant that’s been transforming lives since its FDA approval in 1985. Whether you’re curious about wellbutrin for depression, wondering if wellbutrin for anxiety could help, or interested in how to get wellbutrin online, this guide breaks down its uses, benefits, and considerations. With real-life stories from readers like Maya, Alex, and Rick, I’ll show how wellbutrin supports diverse needs, from boosting mood to aiding focus. As a mental health blogger, I’m here…

Last updated: 30 June, 2025 Most often, when people talk about psychopaths, they mean a person who is devoid of any kind of emotion. Is it really true? Do psychopaths really feel nothing? If you are looking for answers to such questions, you have come to the right place. Subscribe to the Guilt Free Mind. This will help me notify you about the release of new blog posts. Guilt Free Mind also has a YouTube channel by the same name. Please subscribe to that as well if you like to watch videos. Remember to ring the notification bell. Then YouTube…

Published on June 21, 2025 Welcome to Guilt Free Mind, where I help my readers navigate mental health with compassion and clarity. Today, I’m diving into a topic close to my heart: neurodivergence. Here, I will help you understand the neurodivergent minds and the beauty of neurodiversity. If you’ve ever wondered about the neurodivergent meaning, felt different in how you think or process the world, or want to support someone who is neurodivergent, this post is for you. As a mental health blogger, I aim to provide practical insights and tools to empower my readers, whether you’re exploring types of neurodiversity, curious about ADHD neurodivergent traits, or seeking…

Last Updated: June 24, 2025 Do the following phrases ring a bell? “I don’t even know what you are talking about you’re like you started to imagine things.” “There’s no need to be so sensitive to everything. I was only kidding.” “I think you are losing your mind. This never happened. “ If you have grown used to hearing these phrases from someone, chances are that person is gaslighting you. What is Gaslighting? Gaslighting is a form of psychological manipulation where someone makes you doubt your perceptions, memories, or reality, often to gain control or avoid accountability. The term originates…

A convolutional neural network (CNN) in mental health is an AI model that detects patterns in brain scans, EEGs, or facial expressions to diagnose and monitor conditions like depression and anxiety with high accuracy.

Last updated: June 20, 2025 Ever feel like you’re juggling a million tasks, losing track of time, or overwhelmed by emotions, but can’t figure out why? My readers often share these struggles, wondering if something deeper—like ADHD symptoms in women—is at play. As a mental health blogger at Guilt Free Mind, I’ve seen how ADHD symptoms in women are often missed or misunderstood, leaving many feeling stuck. This guide dives into ADHD symptoms in women, from subtle signs to practical self-care strategies, to help you gain clarity and confidence. With real-life stories from my readers, you’ll learn how to identify…

Last updated on: June 16, 2025 Try This Now: 1-Minute Deep Breathing for Anxiety Feeling anxious right now? Take 1 minute to inhale deeply for 4 seconds, hold for 4, and exhale for 6. This quick technique can instantly calm your mind—try it and feel the difference! Watch our 1-minute 4-7-8 breathing video or listen to the audio guide below for guided practice. Discover the gentle power of deep breathing for anxiety to calm your mind and reclaim peace with practical, expert-guided insights at Guilt Free Mind. As a mental health blogger, my readers often share how anxiety creeps in…

Last Updated: June 15, 2025 Quick Tip: Start Here Feeling overwhelmed? Try 5 minutes of deep breathing: inhale for 4 seconds, hold for 4, exhale for 6. This simple technique can calm your sensitive mind instantly—give it a try now! Do you struggle with your feelings? Do you feel that you easily get overwhelmed by different sensory stimuli and need to be alone to recharge again? If this is you, then you are a highly sensitive person or HSP. Those who are highly sensitive can find the chaotic and fast-paced world too much to handle regularly. But fear not! If…

You must have come across histrionic personality disorder if you have been watching the news lately. Also referred to as the dramatic personality disorder, this disorder involves extreme levels of attention-seeking and emotional behavior. Do you want to know all the details about histrionic personality disorder? Then you have come to the right place. Keep reading to the end to know each aspect of this personality disorder. If you want to know more about different personality disorders, psychopathy spectrum, how to deal with anxiety, depression, and finally, how to lead a more fulfilling and mentally healthy lifestyle, subscribe to the…

Last Updated: Ever feel like life’s chaos—tight work deadlines, family responsibilities, or endless worries—leaves you drained? My readers often share how stress, anxiety, or low mood zap their energy, searching for simple ways to recharge. That’s where relaxation music comes in, a powerful self-care tool that soothes the mind and restores balance. As a mental health blogger at Guilt Free Mind, I’ve seen how relaxing music transforms lives, from calming anxious thoughts to improving sleep. In this post, I’ll guide you through relaxation music, its benefits for anxiety, depression, focus, and more, and share practical steps to make it part…