Manisha Das Gupta

University of Calcutta

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Nilanjana Sanyal

University of Calcutta

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Pregnancy and Motherhood:The Feminine Podium of Generating Healthy Object-Relations

Indian Journal of Health and Wellbeing (2017)

Nilanjana Sanyal Manisha Das Gupta

Pregnancy and are important phases in the lives of both parents, in their relationship and the relationship with their baby. The mother appears to be the central figure in the infant's emotional-relationship based life and mothering seems to be the medium of absorbing experiences of internal and external objects. Mothering formsthepedestalofobject-relationsofthe infant. lnfact,mother-childinteractionandinter-relations strongly hold ground to develop a sense of sound subject-object relations. Mental health of mothers thus is of immense importance in installing healthy reality relations of their children. The present paper deals with a discourse on motherhood constellation in the Hfe-growth thematic context. The trilogy discusses how the self-identity of a woman attains a transition m the canvas of pregnancy Primary mental representations of the mother enable her to identify with the experiences of her infant by means of reflection leading to subtle adjustments m relation to her handling of her baby and mature subject-object relations.

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HIV/AIDS:The Dreaded Demon that Bblackens Human Emotions

IAHRW international journal of social sciences review (2016)

Nilanjana Sanyal Manisha Das Gupta

HIV/ AIDS appears to be an epidemic in the present day, both at the global and national level. It calls forth a myriad of negative emotions at the detection of HIV, some of the chief ones being denial, anger, depression, fatigue, fear, uncertainty, guilt, and changes in perspective. Counsellors need to take into consideration the darkened affects of such patients to help them to cope with the condition proactively. The present discourse sheds light to the efficacy of post-test counseling in offering adequate psycho-education, helping the system to combat negative emotions adequately and adopting a different perspective toward life in general, being loaded with greater extent of inner realization and deeper philosophy to embrace the reality gracefully. The “emotional crises” faced by such individuals has also been explained from the experiential perspective.

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