• Christopher Gordon, MD, Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School, U.S.A.

   

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  “Gayathri Ramprasad’s story of recovery and self-transformation is a marvel and inspiration for all of us – those who suffer, those who serve – that even at the darkest moments, hope, recovery and peace are possible. The experience of hearing this story from Gayathri herself, with her radiant energy, passion and love, was simply astonishing.” Read more >

• Altaf Sheikh, Schizophrenia Awareness Association, India

   

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  “It was my dream to be an architect. Due to my illness, this dream had turned to ashes. But, new hope has arisen like a phoenix out of these ashes. Today’s program and Gayathri have inspired me to fly again!” Read more >

• Sara Hartman, Vice President of Mental Health, Association for Behavioral Healthcare, U.S.A.

   

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  “Gayathri Ramprasad is a captivating and moving speaker. Her story of mental illness and remarkable struggle to recover within the multi-cultural context of a South-Asian heritage in America crosses all cultures and is universally inspiring. Her grace, warmth, courage, and determination, together with the appreciation for the lessons and gifts of her life encourage those listening to reach higher to try to make recovery real for all.” Read more >

• G. Annapoorna, Hymamshu Jyothi Kala Peetha, India

   

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  “Dare to Care: What a Difference A Friend Makes was a very informative presentation. All educational institutions from schools to universities and the working sector will benefit from this presentation.” Read more >

• Michael Pang, Chairman, Caregivers’ Association of the Mentally-Ill, Singapore

   

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  “A Candle in the Dark is an iconic representation of Ms. Gayathri Ramprasad. The light that she portrays is a reflection of the hope she provides people. Her sharing touched many hearts at the 2008 Asia Pacific Psychiatric Rehabilitation Conference and brought tears to the eyes of caregivers and care providers who listened to her words.” Read more >

• William H. Wilson, M.D., Professor of Psychiatry, Oregon Health & Science University, U.S.A.

   

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  "Thank you again for partnering with us by bringing ASHA International's program Culture Counts featuring Standing in the Shadows: Black Men and Depression presented by John Head at OHSU's Psychiatric Grand Rounds. Together your presentations served as a hopeful call to action to all of us who care about providing culturally sensitive, person centered care to as wide a population as possible." Read more >

• Dr. Vinay Barhale Sr.Consultant Psychiatrist Shanti Nursing Home Aurangabad, India

   

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  “I have been working in the field of Psychiatry in Aurangabad, India, for last 29 years and I rate this program on mental illness as The Best, I have ever seen. It is my sincere belief that programs like these should occur more frequently, so as to benefit humanity at large.” Read more >

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