The Department of Psychiatry and Psychology at Amrita Hospital, Kochi, organized a street play titled Adrishyam at Changampuzha Park, Edapally, to raise awareness about the harmful superstitions surrounding mental health. The play, performed by students, residents, and faculty members, aimed to educate the public and dispel the myths and misconceptions associated with mental health issues.

The performance shed light on the stigma that often surrounds mental health and emphasized the importance of addressing these issues with understanding and compassion. The event was a part of Amrita Hospital's ongoing efforts to promote mental health awareness and eliminate harmful superstitions from society.

Following the street play, a discussion session was held for the public to further engage in conversations about mental health and to address common misconceptions. Dr. Bindu Menon, Head of the Psychiatry Department at Amrita Hospital, Kochi, led the session, providing valuable insights into the importance of mental well-being.

This impactful event was well-received, and the hospital continues to work toward educating the public and encouraging open dialogue on mental health issues.