Category: Talk

Sanjeevani had a successful talk event on February 1 at the Indo-American Center. Guest speaker Vishal Chhabria who is a Business and Immigration lawyer provided very useful information and insights on asylum, immigration, divorce and custody questions. The video will be posted shortly so that you can hear the information. We sincerely thank Vishal for his time & input and Indo-American Center - their staff for the hospitality and for providing the space. [foogallery id="993"]

Sanjeevani had its 3rd talk on topic "Tender the Aging". Guest speakers were Dr Neelum Aggarwal and Ms. Ramya Iyer. Dr. Aggarwal provided useful insights about Dementia and Alzheimer's disease. Ms. Iyer shared information about emotional concerns for senior citizens and ways to assist them. [foogallery id="880"]

Sanjeevani celebrated Mother's Day on May 12 with a difference! Mental health stems with physical health and nutrition. As May is mental health awareness month and the full house of audiences joined together to bring the awareness and information for the mother, the sister, the daughter, the wife and the WOMAN. The guest speakers were: Dr Mallika Rajendran and Ms. Deepali Aul. Dr. Rajendran gave an excellent presentation about woman's wellness including details about the symptoms, its causes and solution to common concerns. She emphasized the need for proper nutrition and physical exercises together with trying to be stress free and lead a healthy way of living. Ms. Deepali Aul led a very interactive session with the audience about nutrition and the do's and don'ts of grocery shopping and cooking a…

Sanjeevani NGO organized its first quarterly talk event of 2018 on topic “Youth - Challenges & Concerns" on April 8, 2018 from 02:00 PM – 04:00 PM at 95th Street Library, Naperville. The event was supported by KidsMatter, American Foundation of Suicide Prevention, PDAC (IPSD 204) and Indian American Community Outreach Advisory Board. The event had 5 experts and guest speakers in the area of mental health, especially for youth. They were K. Knight (Mental health counselor), G. Bhimani (Youth activist), K. Martinez (Executive Director of KidsMatter), A. King (American Foundation of Suicide Prevention) and Dr. S Swaminathan (Chairman Dept. of Psychiatry, Advocate Medical Center). The event was attended to a packed house. The audience included adults, parents, caregivers, teenagers and kids. The talk began with Ms. Bhimani sharing personal experiences of depression…