In a powerful talk that reached the core of every listener, Ms. Tanwar underscored the need to unlearn society and its lack of empathy. Her words challenged the very foundation of what we have been taught—and perhaps will continue to learn throughout our lives. Emphasizing the importance of letting go of societal misconceptions, structures, prejudices, and stereotypes, Mimansa urged us to reflect on how we view the world: the way we want to, or the way society wants us to?
Ms. Mimansa Singh Tanwar is a revered and experienced clinical
psychologist withRCI (Rehabilitation Council ofIndia). Skilled in
working in the clinical space using evidence-based treatments
with adolescents, parents, couples and families.Being a
pioneering mental health educator, she leads the Fortis School
MentalHealthProgram, creating impactful initiatives, authoring
influential books, and actively raising awareness nationwide
through workshops, media, and speaking engagements to
champion youth mental well-being. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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