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An in-patient mental health care centre providing holistic services for women with mental illnesses

19/09/2025

Centre for Mental Hygiene Leads Su***de Prevention Awareness at Poirei Nawakon Children’s Home

Imphal, September 19
As part of the observance of Su***de Prevention Month, the Centre for Mental Hygiene Flamigo Mental Health Care for Women and Existence Halfway Home for Mentally Ill Persons, organized a special mental awareness program at Poirei Nawakon Children’s Home for Girls.

The initiative aimed to spread awareness on the importance of mental well-being, early intervention, and preventive measures to reduce the risk of su***de. Experts from the collaborating organizations interacted with the children, highlighting coping mechanisms, stress management, and the need to seek help without stigma.

Organizers stated that such programs are crucial in fostering resilience among young girls and ensuring that mental health care reaches vulnerable sections of society. The session concluded with a call to collectively work towards creating a safe, supportive environment where every individual feels valued and heard.

24/05/2025

Schizophrenia

Schizophrenia is a severe yet treatable mental health condition that affects how a person thinks, feels, and perceives reality. It's not about "split personality" it's about managing a very real and complex condition that deserves empathy, not stigma.

As a society, we have the power to change the narrative:

Speak with compassion, not judgment.

Educate ourselves and others.

Advocate for accessible mental health care.

Listen without assumptions.

For caregivers and loved ones:

Your understanding, patience, and consistent support can make a powerful difference. Create a safe, non-judgmental space and encourage professional intervention early.

Seek help when:

You or someone you know experiences persistent hallucinations or delusions

There’s noticeable social withdrawal, confusion, or disorganized speech

Basic functioning in daily life becomes difficult

There’s a family history of schizophrenia and warning signs emerge

Latest in research (2024-2025):

Cognitive Remediation Therapy (CRT) and Social Skills Training have shown promising results in enhancing memory, executive functioning, and real-world social interaction.

Digital interventions using VR and smartphone-based CBT are being explored to improve adherence and insight.

Genetic and brain imaging research is advancing early detection markers for more personalized treatment approaches.

Psychedelic-assisted therapy (like psilocybin) is under investigation for treatment-resistant symptoms, though still in early-phase trials.

At Flamingo Mental Healthcare for Women, we believe in a future where every woman living with schizophrenia is empowered with the care, understanding, and dignity she deserves.

Let’s break the stigma. Let’s stand together.

19/02/2025

Maanbi (Name Changed) had been struggling with severe anxiety and depression for years, but she kept her pain hidden from those around her. She tried to maintain a sense of normalcy, but over time, the weight of her emotions became unbearable. She found herself withdrawing from family and friends, struggling to complete daily tasks, and experiencing frequent panic attacks.

Her nights were especially difficult, she had trouble sleeping, and when she did, she often woke up feeling exhausted and overwhelmed. Negative thoughts replayed in her mind, reinforcing feelings of self-doubt and hopelessness. Despite these challenges, she hesitated to seek help, fearing judgment or believing she should be able to manage on her own.

One evening, after suffering a severe panic attack that left her unable to breathe properly, her family realized the urgency of her situation. They decided to admit her to Flamingo Mental Health Care for Women, where she could receive professional care. Initially, she resisted the idea, feeling as though accepting treatment meant she had failed in some way. The structured environment of the facility felt unfamiliar, and she worried she might never regain control of her life.

However, her time at Flamingo marked the beginning of her recovery. Through medication management, individual therapy, group counseling, structured daily routines, etc. , she gradually learned to understand her emotions, identify triggers, and develop coping strategies.

She rediscovered laughter in small moments,painting during therapy, talking with a fellow resident, or simply feeling the sun on her skin during morning walks. Over time, she realized that seeking help was not a sign of weakness but a necessary step toward healing.

It wasn’t an easy road, but step by step, she rebuilt herself. Today, Maanbi no longer sees herself as broken. She is a survivor, and a voice for those who are still in the dark.

If you or someone you love is struggling, know this, Healing is possible, and you don’t have to do it alone.

PS: Images are conceptual representation of the story.

24/01/2025

A group photograph of the dedicated team from The Centre for Mental Hygiene,Changangei, Imphal West, Manipur, India.
This special moment was captured with our highly respected Secretary, Shri Ch. Pishakmacha Devi, seated at the center in the front row.
This photograph beautifully represents the unity, dedication, and shared mission of everyone at the organization.

Institute for Special Children, Changangei
IRCA

Photographed by

12/10/2024

The Centre for Mental Hygiene in association with Existence Halfway Home for Mentally Ill Persons and Flamingo Mental Health Care for Women celebrated World Mental Health Day on October 10, 2024 at The Centre for Mental Hygiene, Changangei Uchekon. The function aimed to raise awareness about mental health issues and foster community well-being along with the theme, 'It is Time to Prioritise Mental Health in the Workplace'.

Ksh. Shivakanta Singh, IPS, SP of Imphal West, emphasized the need for accessible mental health services, especially for police personnel. Dr. H Angomcha Singh, Sr Psychiatrist(Retd.), Health Services Manipur stressed that mental health should be a daily priority, not just on World Mental Health Day. Dr. Asit Kumar Debnath, Director of Medical at Mother's Care Children Hospital & Research Centre called for eliminating mental health stigma and increasing psychiatric facilities. Smt. Ch Pishakmacha Devi, Secretary of The Centre for Mental Hygiene urged government support for mental health centers. Adv. Ningthoujam Nongpoknganba, Project Coordinator of The Centre for Mental Hygiene highlighted the mental health crisis, particularly in relief camps. The Centre for Mental Hygiene announced free counseling and mental health screenings for the next three months, offering a helpline for services at +916909366361.

05/06/2024

World Environment Day serves as a global platform to raise awareness and encourage action for the protection of our planet. In recent years, there has been a growing recognition of the intricate link between environmental health and mental well-being.

The environment plays a pivotal role in shaping our mental health. Access to green spaces, clean air, and natural landscapes has been associated with improved mood, reduced stress levels, and enhanced overall well-being. Conversely, environmental degradation, pollution, and climate change have been linked to an array of mental health issues, including anxiety, depression, and PTSD. The degradation of natural habitats not only threatens biodiversity but also undermines our psychological resilience.

As we celebrate World Environment Day, let us recognize the profound impact of environmental conservation on human well-being and commit to fostering a healthier planet for generations to come.

24/05/2024

World Schizophrenia Day is an opportunity to raise awareness about this complex mental health condition, reduce stigma, and promote understanding and support for those affected by it. It’s a reminder to prioritize empathy, education, and access to resources for individuals living with schizophrenia and their families.

07/02/2024

Last day of Psychiatry Posting for Nursing Students of The School of Nursing, Khabeisoi at Flamingo Mental Health Care for Women.

Psychiatry postings for nursing students typically involve clinical rotations in psychiatric settings. During these program, students gain hands-on experience in assessing, caring for, and supporting individuals with mental health conditions. They may participate in therapeutic interventions, medication management, and collaborate with the interdisciplinary team. It’s a valuable opportunity for students to develop skills in mental health nursing and understand the complexities of psychiatric care.

03/02/2024

A mental disorder, also known as a mental illness or psychiatric disorder, is a condition that affects a person's thinking, feeling, behavior, or mood. These disorders can vary in severity and can impact daily functioning, relationships, and overall well-being. Examples include depression, anxiety disorders, schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder. If you have concerns about mental health, it's important to seek professional help.

Flamingo is dedicated to making a meaningful impact on mental health by providing comprehensive support and resources to individuals facing mental condition. Through a combination of counseling services, community outreach programs, and educational initiatives, we strive to create an environment where those affected by mental health challenges feel understood, supported, and empowered. Our team of dedicated professionals works tirelessly to reduce the stigma surrounding mental disorders, promote awareness, and foster a sense of community. Together, we aim to improve the lives of individuals impacted by mental health issues and contribute to a society that values and prioritizes mental well-being.

04/12/2023

Mental health is a critical aspect of overall well-being, and individuals facing mental health challenges often require a supportive environment to facilitate their recovery. In this context, Flamingo Half Way Home for Mental Health Care & Rehabilitation for Women emerge as vital spaces designed to offer a transitional bridge between institutional care and independent living.

SAFE HAVEN FOR RECOVERY

Flamingo provides a safe and structured environment for women recovering from mental health issues. Creating a supportive and secure space is crucial, as it fosters a sense of stability and helps individuals gradually reintegrate into society.

HOLISTIC SUPPORT SERVICES

Flamingo offers a range of holistic support services, including medicine and psychiatric consultation, counseling, therapy, recreational activities, vocational training, and skill-building programs. By addressing mental health from a multifaceted perspective, we empower women with the tools needed to manage their conditions effectively.

COMMUNITY AND CONNECTION

Isolation can exacerbate mental health challenges. Flamingo facilitates a sense of community and connection among residents, creating an environment where shared experiences can be a source of strength and understanding.

EMPOWERING INDEPENDENCE

Flamingo provides a supportive structure, we also focus on empowering women towards independence. Residents are encouraged to take charge of their lives, make decisions, and gradually transition into mainstream society with newfound confidence.

SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION

Flamingo offers opportunities and skill development programs. This not only enhances residents' self-esteem but also equips them with practical tools for reintegration into the workforce, contributing to long-term stability.

BREAKING STIGMAS AND FOATERING ADVOCACY

By serving as beacons of recovery, Flamingo plays a crucial role in breaking down societal stigmas surrounding mental health. Residents often become advocates for mental wellness, challenging stereotypes and promoting understanding.

Flamingo Half Way Home for Mental Health Care & Rehabilitation for Women serves as transformative spaces that address the unique needs of women on their journey to mental wellness. By offering a safe haven, holistic support services, community connection, and pathways to independence, we contribute significantly to breaking the cycle of mental health challenges. As society increasingly recognizes the importance of mental well-being, investing in and supporting such initiatives becomes imperative for fostering a more inclusive and compassionate community.

Contact us for more information or queries;

+91 6909366361
+91 7629984015

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Changangei Ucheckon, Near Herbert School
Imphal
795001

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+917629984015

Website

http://www.cmhimphal.org/

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