SAMIK - HEALTHY AGING - IPR from GOI - L124301/2023/ DR MITHUN S
Educational Purposes
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Tailored strategies to address your unique emotional needs and aspirations, promoting holistic mental wellness.
In this health club, fiction lovers gather to explore how stories shape mental wellness. They share insights on characters' journeys, drawing parallels to their own lives. Through guided discussions, they uncover themes of resilience, empathy, and hope, encouraging each other to embrace their narratives for personal growth.
Dr Mithun S
ACME 14 A (2024)
Nodal Centre
Government Medical College
Kottayam, Kerala, India
Fictional Anime / Cartoon Characters on lines of Erim Erikson's Psycho Social Development Virtues ( EEPSDV ) for imparting Atitude, Ethics' Communication ( AETCOM ) skills in
MBBS Students
Anime and cartoons often delve into complex psychological concepts, making them accessible and engaging for viewers. Here are a few notable examples: 1. **Identity and Self-Discovery**: Series like "Naruto" and "My Hero Academia" explore themes of identity and the journey of self-discovery. Characters grapple with their past, personal goals, and societal expectations, reflecting the psychological struggle to understand oneself. 2. **Trauma and Recovery**: Shows such as "Attack on Titan" and "Your Lie in April" depict characters dealing with trauma and the process of healing. These narratives highlight the impact of past experiences on present behavior and relationships, illustrating concepts like PTSD and coping mechanisms. 3. **Social Dynamics and Group Behavior**: Cartoons like "Avatar: The Last Airbender" and "Teen Titans" showcase group dynamics and the importance of teamwork. They explore concepts such as conformity, groupthink, and the influence of social roles on individual behavior. 4. **Emotional Intelligence**: Many anime, such as "Fruits Basket," emphasize the importance of understanding and managing emotions. Characters often navigate complex emotional landscapes, showcasing the significance of empathy, emotional regulation, and interpersonal relationships. 5. **Existentialism and Meaning**: Series like "Neon Genesis Evangelion" and "Steins;Gate" tackle existential questions about purpose and reality. They provoke thought about life’s meaning, the nature of existence, and the psychological implications of choices and consequences. 6. **Moral Dilemmas**: Cartoons like "The Legend of Korra" present characters facing moral dilemmas that challenge their values and beliefs. These situations encourage viewers to reflect on ethical decision-making and the psychological tension between personal desires and societal norms. Through these narratives, anime and cartoons provide a unique lens to explore and understand various psychological concepts, making them not only entertaining but also educational.
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Dr Mithun S
Psychiatrist,
PhD Psychology Scholar,
Fiction Geek
Academician
Medical Educator.
