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Sharing circles launched in Bengaluru as part of Manotsava 2026

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Preeti Zachariah
Sharing circles launched in Bengaluru as part of Manotsava 2026
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Bengaluru has launched 'sharing circles' as part of the Manotsava 2026 mental health festival to provide a non-judgmental space for parents to discuss adoption and family dynamics. These sessions aim to build community support and reduce the isolation often felt by caregivers.

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The initiative addresses the growing need for community-based mental health support systems in urban India, focusing on shared lived experiences.

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Rema, an adoptive parent to a two-and-a-half-year-old girl, is deeply aware of the impact of childhood experiences and parenting style on the development of children. “I keep reading about things and am in touch with other adoptive parents,” she says.

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