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What if understanding the psychological and physical intricacies of women's sexual health could change your life? In our latest episode, we sit down with the illustrious Dr. Suparna Telang, a veteran psychiatrist with over three decades of profound experience. From her transition from a family physician to becoming a trailblazer in sexual medicine and psychiatry, Dr. Telang opens up about the hurdles she overcame in a male-dominated field and her impactful work with mentally handicapped individuals. This episode brings forward the often-ignored intersection between psychological and physical health, highlighting the significant but overlooked issue of guilt in women’s sexual health.

Join us as we talk about  sexuality and guilt among adolescents and married women. The pressures of societal expectations and the competitive drive that shape young people's sexual behaviors are scrutinized, as well as the unique challenges married women face in embracing their sexual preferences. Through candid anecdotes and practical advice, Dr. Telang and I discuss the vital roles of communication and self-awareness in overcoming these feelings of guilt.  Dr Telang also shares her personal journey, reflecting on the indispensable support from her family that empowered her to compartmentalize emotions and maintain professional boundaries.

Finally, we touch on essential self-care strategies to maintain mental health amidst the digital age's relentless pace. From the pitfalls of excessive social media use to the irreplaceable value of human connection over AI in counseling, we provide actionable tips for managing mental well-being. For women in their 40s, we offer guidance on establishing disciplined routines to mitigate brain fog and confusion. This episode culminates in advocating for open dialogues on taboo topics like sexual health and psychiatry, fostering a more informed and healthier society. Don't miss this enlightening conversation that promises to equip you with invaluable insights and practical advice.