In the media
Articles, essays, reviews, talks, broadcasts and events: Dr Rati Khurana in conversation with readers, parents, students, clinicians and families, online and in person.
Published and featured in
Global Alliance for Maternal Mental Health (GAMMH)Cultural Barriers for South Asian Mothers
An article for GAMMH’s World Mental Health Day campaign on why South Asian mothers are rarely asked how they feel after birth, and how families and services can make room for them to be heard.
Article19 October 2026OnlineRead or watch
Birth Trauma Association (UK)Why South Asian mothers stay silent after a difficult birth and what helps them come forward
A guest blog for the UK charity’s readers, on why South Asian mothers rarely speak about a hard birth, and what services and families can do to make it easier.
Article14 October 2026OnlineRead or watch- India International Centre, New Delhi
Launch of She Was Also Born That Day
The book was launched at the India International Centre in New Delhi, with a conversation on what the months after birth do to a mother.
Event20 September 2026In personMore - Pinkvilla
Expert opinion: signs to look out for suicide, and preventive measures
Expert comment for Pinkvilla’s Suicide Prevention Awareness Month coverage on recognising warning signs and acting on them.
Expert commentSeptember 2021Online - Focus News, Delhi
Suicide prevention and awareness: going beyond the role of a bystander
Covered by Focus News for the suicide prevention session she delivered at Ramanujan College, University of Delhi.
TalkSeptember 2021In person
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