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

Depression Coping Strategies

How Depression Impacts Self-Esteem (And How to Start Rebuilding Confidence)

Depression can silently erode self-esteem, leaving you feeling unworthy, guilty, or flawed. This evidence-based guide explains how depression impacts self-worth and shares practical steps to rebuild confidence, improve mental health, and regain a positive sense of self even during challenging times.

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Anxiety

How Anxiety Affects Concentration and Memory (And What You Can Do About It)

Anxiety can silently disrupt concentration, memory, and mental clarity by overstimulating the brain’s stress system. This evidence-based guide explains why anxiety causes brain fog, forgetfulness, and focus issues—and shares practical, safe ways to regain attention, improve memory, and protect your cognitive health.

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Depression

Depression and Overthinking: How They Interact

Depression often fuels relentless overthinking, making negative thoughts feel impossible to escape. This evidence-based guide explains how depression and rumination interact—and how to break the mental cycle safely.

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Health Anxiety

Health Anxiety: Why Small Symptoms Feel So Scary

Small aches, strange sensations, or mild discomfort can trigger intense fear when health anxiety takes over. This evidence-based guide explains why your brain reacts this way—and how to calm health-related anxiety safely and effectively.

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