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Mumbai Mental Health Fest Takes Wellbeing Beyond Clinic Settings
A festival in Mumbai invited people to explore mental health in different ways.
It was organised by the Kripa Foundation and Mooskan.
The event was called “Mental Health Fest: Come As You Are.”
It took place at Mount Carmel Church.
Visitors could colour mandalas and practise yoga.
They could also listen to sound healing and take part in conversations about mental wellbeing.
The programme started with a short marathon.
After that, participants did yoga and walked freely around the space.
The Kripa Foundation and mental health organisation Mooskan organised the festival.
The event was titled “Mental Health Fest: Come As You Are.”
It was held on the first floor of Mount Carmel Church in Mumbai.
Activities included mandala colouring, yoga, sound healing and conversations about mental wellbeing.
The programme began with a short marathon, followed by yoga and a walkathon.
- Who
- The Kripa Foundation and Mooskan organised the festival, which brought together visitors.
- What
- A festival featuring activities and conversations about mental health and wellbeing.
- Where
- The first floor of Mount Carmel Church in Mumbai.
- When
- Not stated.
- Why
- To engage visitors with different aspects of mental health and wellbeing.
Key facts
- Event
- Mental Health Fest: Come As You Are
- Organisers
- The Kripa Foundation and Mooskan
- Location
- First floor of Mount Carmel Church, Mumbai
- Opening activities
- A short marathon, followed by yoga and a walkathon
- Other activities
- Mandala colouring, listening without judgement, and sound healing
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