Positive mental health is essential to well be, and conditions such as bipolar and depression tend to have a great impact on the lives of women. They are serious and often incurable but can be treated enabling you to regain your power to live well. While many mental health conditions are similar in how they affect women and men, women and men tend to experience them differently because of their biological differences. Fortunately, mental health conditions can be effectively treated so that you can live a healthy life. Mental health conditions affect more than one in four people at some point in their lives. But with support, they can be treated. Mental illness touches many lives. Depression, bipolar disorder, and eating disorders are among the most common. Thankfully, there is help for anyone affected by a mental health issue. If you suffer from any mental illness, your mental health condition can be treated. Women everywhere share common experiences that shape their lives differently and impact women's mental health and wellbeing. Pathetic social conditions and unequal economic conditions also result in women's more significant risk of depressions.
 
Negative life experiences – poverty, violence, discrimination, unemployment and isolation – can result in mental health issues. Women of reproductive age experience significant psychological distress at much higher rates than men. In addition to the causes related to gender and power differences, such as systemic violence against women and sexual abuse, women who face poverty or inequality have a chronic sense of anger, sadness and frustration. They provide mental health support to women of all ages, experiences and needs.

Severe anxiety is more common in women, and the risk of developing an anxiety disorder is twice as high for women as men. This is most commonly reflected in social phobia, panic disorders and post-traumatic stress disorder. They believe that a woman’s role in society is of great importance and that gender equality is key to attaining peace and human development. The minimum eligibility criterion is that the candidate should have a postgraduate degree in Psychology or M.Phil with an aggregate of 55% from any recognized university.
 
This program will provide knowledge of the pathophysiological mechanisms that underlie reproductive mood disorders. The trainee will develop an understanding of hormonal physiology and signalling, methods for manipulating the reproductive system, and the phenomenology of reproductive mood disorders. The trainees can also expect to acquire expertise in the effective clinical treatment of women with reproductive psychiatry issues.
The doctor of pharmacy degree requires four years of full-time study. Coursework includes subjects such as reproductive hormonal physiology and signalling, methods for manipulating the reproductive system, and the clinical phenomenology of mood disorders. The program aims to train future professionals in medicine focused on reproductive mood disorders.
The program’s focus is on training in how reproductive hormones work in the brain and clinical methods of treating reproductive mood disorders. Trainees will develop expertise in this field by studying the physiology of reproductive functioning and clinical approaches to treating disorders of this system.
The program’s focus is on training in the mechanisms of reproductive mood disorders, such as how hormones work and how they can be manipulated. The trainees will develop a clinical background that will allow them to address reproductive mood disorders in patients.