Rabi Gorkhali

Rabi Gorkhali

Psychosocial Counselor

78 articles

About Rabi Gorkhali

Rabi Gorkhali is a dedicated psychosocial counselor certified by Dubyabhumi College, Nepal, affiliated with the Council for Technical Education and Vocational Training (CTEVT). With formal training in psychosocial support and mental health care, he is committed to promoting emotional well-being, resilience, and personal growth within individuals and communities. Rabi is passionate about raising awareness around mental health, providing guidance on coping strategies, and supporting people through life’s challenges with empathy and professionalism. Through his writing, he aims to share practical insights, evidence-based knowledge, and compassionate perspectives to help readers better understand mental health and improve their overall well-being.

Articles by Rabi Gorkhali

Anxiety and Depression

Anxiety and Depression and Feeling Stuck

Anxiety and depression often create a powerful feeling of being stuck—mentally, emotionally, and physically. This evidence-based guide explains why motivation disappears, how the brain and nervous system are involved, and what mental health research shows about restoring movement and emotional balance.

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Anxiety

Anxiety and Feeling Unsafe Without a Clear Reason

Anxiety doesn’t always come with a clear cause. Many people experience a persistent feeling of being unsafe even in calm situations. This evidence-based guide explains why anxiety affects emotional safety, how the nervous system plays a role, and what mental health research reveals about restoring a sense of calm.

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Depression

How Depression Changes Emotional Processing

Depression changes more than how we feel—it reshapes how the brain processes emotions, interprets experiences, and responds to the world. This in-depth, evidence-based guide explains how emotional processing shifts in depression, what neuroscience reveals, and why understanding these changes matters for mental health and recovery.

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Depression

Depression and Loss of Interest: Why It Happens and What It Means

Loss of interest is one of the most common and misunderstood symptoms of depression. This evidence-based guide explains why it happens, how it affects motivation and daily life, and what can help—using a compassionate, educational approach suitable for mental health awareness.

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Anxiety

Anxiety and Technology: How Screen Time Impacts Mental Health

Excessive screen time is increasingly linked to anxiety, stress, and sleep problems. This in-depth guide explains how technology impacts mental health, what research says, and how to develop healthier digital habits—without fear-based claims or unrealistic screen limits.

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