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Associations between countertransference reactions towards patients with borderline personality disorder and therapist experience levels and mentalization ability by Bhola, Poornima, Mehrotra, Kanika

“…This exploratory study locates countertransference as a pan-theoretical concept, comprising of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors expressed or experienced by…”
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Contextualizing motherhood in persons with borderline personality vulnerabilities: cultural adaptation of the Parent Development Interview-Revised in an Indian context by Mehrotra, Kanika, Bhola, Poornima, Desai, Geetha

“…An understanding of the complex intersection of borderline personality vulnerabilities and motherhood calls for an integrative and culture-sensitive lens in…”
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Impact Evaluation of Technology Driven Mental Health Capacity Building in Bihar, India by Malathesh, Barikar C., Bairy, Bhavya K., Kumar, Channaveerachari Naveen, Nirisha, P. Lakshmi, Gajera, Gopi V., Pandey, Praveen, Manjunatha, Narayana, Ganesh, Aurobind, Mehrotra, Kanika, Bhaskarapillai, Binukumar, Gunasekaran, Durai Murukan, Arora, Sanjeev, Sinha, Narendra Kumar, Math, Suresh Bada

“…Task-shifting is an important means to address the barrier of inadequate specialist human resources for mental health in countries such as India. This paper…”
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Associations between countertransference reactions towards patients with borderline personality disorder and therapist experience levels and mentalization ability by Bhola, Poornima, Mehrotra, Kanika

“…Abstract Objective This exploratory study locates countertransference as a pan-theoretical concept, comprising of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors expressed…”
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Mental health literacy in family caregivers: A comparative analysis by Mehrotra, Kanika, Nautiyal, Snigdha, Raguram, Ahalya

“…•Mental health literacy in caregivers was compared at two-time points.•Significant positive trend was seen on comparison with previous study.•Attitude to…”
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Effectiveness of NIMHANS ECHO blended tele-mentoring model on Integrated Mental Health and Addiction for counsellors in rural and underserved districts of Chhattisgarh, India by Mehrotra, Kanika, Chand, Prabhat, Bandawar, Mrunal, Rao Sagi, Mallikarjun, Kaur, Sandeepa, G, Aurobind, Raj, Aravind, Jain, Sumi, Komaromy, Miriam, Murthy, Pratima, Arora, Sanjeev

“…•Effectiveness of Project ECHO model was evaluated in Indian context.•Moore’s evaluation framework (2015) for continuing medical education (CME) was used to…”
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