Community Awareness Drive
Talks, circles, and campaigns that make mental health understandable, practical, and stigma-free for your community.
Awareness Talk Design
A focused mental health awareness talk shaped around your community’s age groups and concerns.
Interactive Circles
Story circles, scenarios, and Q&A that let people speak, relate, and feel heard—without pressure.
Help-Seeking Pathways
Clear guidance on when to worry, what to do next, and how to reach Mr. Psyc or local support safely.
Why community awareness matters
These data points show why mental health must leave only clinics and enter streets, campuses, offices, and societies.
Most people first open up at home
Delays between distress and help
Stigma silences early signs
Community spaces are gateways
People want clear next steps
Safe conversations change outcomes
Built for Students. Professionals. Parents.
Mr. Psyc Community Awareness Drive is designed for societies, colleges, workplaces, clubs, and local groups that want to talk about mental health clearly, safely, and practically.
Community Reality Check
Jokes, not real talk
Everything stays private… and heavy
Scrolling replaces support
No clear doorway to help
Many small signs, no shared language
Good intent, no structure
What Your Community Gets
Not just a one-time talk, but a structured flow: discovery, design, live delivery, and clear next steps for anyone who relates.
Pre-event discovery call
Custom awareness talk
Interactive exercises
Visual aids & handouts
Anonymous questions channel
Help-seeking pathways
Your Community Roadmap
Most community initiatives fail because they stop at one speech. This roadmap uses design, repetition, and clear next steps so mental health stays on the community’s map—not as a one-day event but as an ongoing culture.
Screen
Complete a quick assessment to map your screen use pattern.
Map
Identify your triggers, peak times, and the emotion behind scrolling.
Reset
Use a dopamine reset routine to reduce cravings without deleting everything.
Build
Create boundaries, replacements, and a sleep-safe night routine.
Maintain
Track weekly progress and use the relapse plan to stay consistent.
Quick Community Snapshot
When a community hears the same language, understands signs, and knows what to do, support becomes normal—not dramatic. This drive is designed to be realistic, repeatable, and sensitive to your context.
80%
Community engagement
Goal: more people relating & reflecting
70%
Help-seeking confidence
Goal: people know where to turn next
Single-event or series
Age-group friendly content
Hybrid delivery options
Culturally sensitive examples
Follow-up suggestions
Confidential escalation path
Start with a call
Community Awareness Drive
₹6500/event (example)
Best for societies, schools & offices
Scales to different group sizes
Reusable assets
Context-sensitive delivery
Clear ROI for wellbeing
Aligned to Mr. Psyc ecosystem
Human, not heavy
Ask Mr. Psyc
No. This is an awareness-first space. We use simple language, relatable examples, and clear signposts—not diagnostic labels or complicated jargon.
No. Digital stress can be one part, but the focus is broader: stress, anxiety, low mood, burnout, and how to support people early in real life.
The space is held with care. There is a protocol to gently contain, support, and, if needed, move into a more private channel without dramatising the moment.
Yes. We can design mixed-group sessions (for example, parents + teens, or residents + staff) with careful framing, or separate tracks if that is safer.
Yes. Personal stories are never shared outside the space without explicit consent. Any follow-up is handled confidentially and respectfully.
Trusted by communities
Most people do not need another poster. They need a space that feels human, language they can use, and a clear path if they—or someone they love—needs help.
People finally spoke about stress and sleep openly. It felt safe, not awkward. The handouts are still on our notice board.
Society Secretary
This was not just “be positive” talk. Our team got language to check-in with each other and a clear path if someone needs more help.
HR Manager
Students related to the stories immediately. The anonymous Q&A box was full—and that told us how needed this was.
College Club Lead
The drive gave us a structure to repeat in different bastis and groups, without losing depth or sensitivity.
Community Volunteer
