Society for Complementary Therapies

Society for Complementary Therapies The Society runs a Mental Health and Healing Center at Gurgaon where customized therapies and counse

Understanding the mind behind compulsive behaviors is the first step toward healing. Trichophagia is not a habit—it’s of...
15/06/2026

Understanding the mind behind compulsive behaviors is the first step toward healing. Trichophagia is not a habit—it’s often a response to deeper emotional distress. With the right awareness and support, recovery is possible.

Healing isn’t about judgment—it’s about understanding.

💜

TherapySupport

Healing begins with understanding. From dissociation to recovery, these slides explore how trauma affects memory, identi...
11/06/2026

Healing begins with understanding. From dissociation to recovery, these slides explore how trauma affects memory, identity, and emotions—and how the right therapeutic support can guide you back to clarity, stability, and self-connection. You are not what happened to you. You are what you’re becoming with support.

POV: You’ve been calling it “just mood swings”… but your mind has been asking for help for a while. 💜Personality disorde...
02/06/2026

POV: You’ve been calling it “just mood swings”… but your mind has been asking for help for a while. 💜

Personality disorders are more than temporary emotions or “bad phases.”
They can quietly affect relationships, emotional balance, self-image, work life, and everyday decisions in ways most people don’t even realize.

Healing doesn’t happen overnight.
But understanding yourself is the first real step toward change.

This carousel is a gentle reminder that mental health conditions are shaped by many factors — and support, therapy, and self-awareness can truly make a difference. 🌿

At Society for Complementary Therapies, we believe healing starts when judgment ends and conversations begin.

Which slide felt the most relatable to you? 🌸

[ Personality Disorder Awareness | Mental Health Support | Emotional Healing ]

False memories can feel real because the mind rebuilds memories every time we recall them.They are not the same as lying...
30/05/2026

False memories can feel real because the mind rebuilds memories every time we recall them.

They are not the same as lying. Sometimes, stress, emotions, suggestion, or repeated imagination can make unclear details feel true.

With the right support, clarity and healing are possible.

Swipe to understand more. 💜

🕊️ When depression becomes so intense that reality itself feels distorted, it may be a sign of Psychotic Depression — a ...
28/05/2026

🕊️ When depression becomes so intense that reality itself feels distorted, it may be a sign of Psychotic Depression — a serious but treatable mental health condition.

Through awareness, compassion, and the right therapeutic support, healing and recovery are possible. 💜
You are not alone, and seeking help is a sign of strength.

✨ Swipe through to understand the signs, symptoms, triggers, and supportive therapies that can help individuals reconnect with hope and healing.

📍 Society For Complementary Therapies
🌐 www.sfct.in

POV: Some mental health conditions are so misunderstood that people suffering from them may feel completely disconnected...
28/05/2026

POV: Some mental health conditions are so misunderstood that people suffering from them may feel completely disconnected from themselves.

Cotard’s Delusion is a rare and serious condition where a person may believe they are dead, don’t exist, or have lost parts of their body or identity. It can deeply affect emotions, relationships, self-care, and daily life.

Behind these thoughts is often overwhelming emotional pain, severe depression, or other neurological and psychological conditions. And that’s exactly why awareness matters. 🤍

At Society for Complementary Therapies (SFCT), we believe mental health conversations should come with compassion, not judgment. Support, therapy, and structured care can help individuals reconnect with reality, safety, and hope again.

Sometimes the hardest battles are the ones nobody else can see.

Which slide made you understand this condition more deeply? Share your thoughts below. 💭

[ Mental Health Awareness | Cotard’s Delusion | Psychological Support ]

SFCT

10/05/2026

Healing begins with patience, safety, and compassionate support. 💜

At Society for Complementary Therapies, we focus on creating a calm and understanding environment for individuals experiencing Capgras Delusion and related emotional distress.

Support may include:
• Building trust and emotional reassurance
• Gentle grounding and cognitive stimulation activities
• Encouraging healthy emotional expression
• Managing anxiety and fear through supportive strategies
• Family counseling and guidance

We also integrate complementary therapies such as Clinical Hypnotherapy, Havening Techniques, Trauma Tapping Techniques, and Sound Healing Therapy to promote emotional balance and comfort.

Every mind deserves care without judgment. 🌸

09/05/2026

Sometimes, the mind creates a reality that feels completely true to the person experiencing it.

Capgras Delusion is a rare psychiatric condition where someone believes a loved one has been replaced by an identical impostor — even though they may look exactly the same.

It can be deeply distressing, confusing, and often linked with conditions like schizophrenia, dementia, neurological disorders, or brain injury.

Mental health conditions are not “attention-seeking” or “drama.”
They are real experiences that deserve empathy, understanding, and proper support. 💜

Watch Part 2 to understand its management and support approaches.

30/04/2026

Delirium isn’t just “being forgetful” — it’s a sudden shift in brain function that can affect awareness, thinking, and emotions.
But here’s the part most people miss… it can be managed with the right support.

Part 2: Management & Support

Identifying triggers early matters — infection, dehydration, medication side effects, or even lack of sleep can play a role.
Timely medical help can make a real difference.

At SFCT, we focus on gentle, complementary approaches to bring clarity back:
• Clinical hypnotherapy
• Breathing & guided relaxation
• Self-hypnosis techniques
• Sound healing to reduce anxiety & distress
• Art & sensory engagement for grounding
• Trauma tapping & Havening techniques for calm focus

And healing doesn’t happen alone…
Family support and safe spaces like support groups help rebuild connection, reassurance, and stability.

Because sometimes, the mind just needs a softer place to land.

Have you ever seen someone go through sudden confusion like this?

[ Delirium Awareness | Mental Health Support | Complementary Therapies ]

Address

101, 1st Floor, Eros City Square
Gurugram
122018

Opening Hours

Monday 10:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 10:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 10:30am - 4pm
Thursday 10:30am - 4pm
Friday 10:30am - 4pm
Saturday 10:30am - 4pm

Telephone

9871347559

Website

,

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Society for Complementary Therapies posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to Society for Complementary Therapies:

Shortcuts

Share

Category