Pakistan is in the middle of a quiet mental health crisis, with experts estimating that one-third of the population has some psychological disorder, which is a significantly higher rate than the global average of one in five. A major contributor to the problem is the fact that sociocultural taboos present a massive barrier for people who are aware of their problems but are afraid to seek treatment.

Going further towards the root of the problem, society and governance both have played........

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