Samvedna Senior Care

20/05/2026

19/05/2026

Is Medication Enough? Understanding the Missing Pieces in Schizophrenia Care

When a loved one is diagnosed with schizophrenia, families often ask:

Will medication alone help them recover?

Join us for an insightful webinar where we explore the often-overlooked aspects of schizophrenia care — beyond symptom management.

Guest Speaker: Dr. Sneha Sharma, Psychiatrist, Anvaya Healthcare.

This session will cover:

✔ Understanding schizophrenia: myths vs facts
✔ The role and limitations of medication
✔ Therapy, emotional support & family involvement
✔ Lifestyle, routine & stress management
✔ Early warning signs & relapse prevention
✔ Caregiver challenges & practical coping strategies

Designed for caregivers, families, and anyone supporting a loved one living with schizophrenia.

📅 22nd May, 2026
🕒 3 PM - 4 PM
📍 Online Webinar

Register now:
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/qCVLAyGuRGSmHOxDw1PXZg

05/05/2026

Retirement isn’t just about money or planning.

It’s about identity.
It’s about purpose.
It’s about letting go of a version of yourself you’ve lived for years.

And no one really prepares you for that part.

In the last few years before retirement, something begins to shift quietly:
• Work starts feeling different
• Motivation changes
• Questions get deeper

“Who am I beyond this role?”

This transition deserves more than just financial advice.

It needs emotional clarity, space, and support.

If you or someone you know is approaching retirement,
you don’t have to navigate it alone.

DM us or visit the link in bio to learn more about retirement counselling.

RetirementPlanning

23/04/2026

You did everything today. Organised

✔️ Medicines
✔️ Meals
✔️ Appointments
✔️ Home Help
✔️ Caregiver

And still… it feels like you missed something.

That’s caregiver guilt.
Quiet. Constant. Heavy.

But here’s what we don’t say enough:
Doing your best won’t always feel like enough when you care this deeply.

You’re not failing. You’re carrying a lot

SamvednaCare

14/04/2026

It’s not really about the drink, is it?
It’s about finally getting a pause.

The stress.
The overthinking.
The exhaustion you can’t shake off.

Alcohol might feel like a quick fix.
But what you’re feeling deserves real attention

14/04/2026

Going back to work after a break looks easy on paper.

But in reality?
It comes with doubt, emotional shifts, and the question no one talks about:

“Am I really ready?”

Because this isn’t just a career move.
It’s a mental and emotional transition too.

At Samvedna Care, we believe supporting people through these moments matters just as much as the opportunity itself.

If you’re planning a comeback or supporting someone who is this is for you.

🔗 Link in bio

EmotionalWellbeing LifeTransitions YouAreNotAlone

13/04/2026

Parkinson’s is more than tremors.

It can affect how someone feels, thinks, and connects even when everything looks the same on the outside.

So if someone seems withdrawn or low it may not be a choice.

This , let’s look beyond what we see and lead with empathy

ElderCare SamvednaCare

07/04/2026

We’ve been taught that health is physical.

But it’s also…
how we feel
how we cope
how we show up

Mental health isn’t separate.
It’s not an add-on.
It’s core to our wellbeing.

And more importantly
it’s shaped by the spaces we are part of.

This ,
let’s widen the lens.

EmotionalWellbeing SamvednaCare

02/04/2026

“I’ve become invisible.”
“I’m just a problem now.”
“People don’t see me anymore.”

These aren’t just thoughts.
This is how many people living with dementia feel—when conversations happen around them, not with them.

As caregivers, families, and professionals, our intention is always care. But sometimes, without realising it, our words can take away dignity.

One small shift can change their experience completely.

30/03/2026

You can be doing everything right
and still be struggling.

Bipolar disorder isn’t always visible.
Sometimes, it looks like “holding it together.”

High-functioning doesn’t mean it’s easy.
And you don’t have to wait to seek support. 🤍