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Dr. Tiwari in national media

Dr. Neetu Tiwari, MD Psychiatry and Assistant Professor at NIIMS, Greater Noida, offers expert commentary on mental health, stress, relationships, and wellbeing — featured across leading Indian publications reaching millions of readers.

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Mint News18 India Today Hindustan Times Cosmopolitan India HealthandMe Her Circle DNA India Dailyhunt
Topics covered: Adolescent mental health Women's wellbeing Stress and cognition Relationships Geriatric health Workplace
Showing 14 articles
Mint Oct 23, 2025
Mental Health Crisis: Senior doctor explains why teens are more depressed, anxious and lonely than ever
Dr. Tiwari unpacks the generational shift in adolescent mental health and what's driving it.
"Teens today face qualitatively different pressures — social media, academic competition, and eroded support systems."
mental-health adolescent
Her Circle Oct 01, 2025
Why women must learn the art of doing nothing
On the invisible mental load carried by women and the value of true rest.
"Rest is not indulgence — it's a clinical necessity for preventing burnout."
womens-wellbeing stress-burnout
News18 Feb 20, 2026
CBSE's Two-Exam Board Policy: A Game-Changing Safety Net or Added Pressure?
Weighing the mental health impact of CBSE's new two-exam policy on students.
"A second chance can relieve pressure — or add to it, depending on how it's implemented."
education adolescent
India Today 2026
Your best friend is flirting with your partner — what should you do?
Navigating boundary violations and communication in close relationships.
"Clear, direct communication protects relationships better than avoidance ever will."
relationships
Related: Counselling
News18 Mar 24, 2026
Are Your Work Texts Too Friendly? Experts Explain Workplace Mistakes
On blurred boundaries in hybrid-work communication.
"Tone in text lacks context — what feels casual to you may read as unprofessional to others."
workplace relationships
HealthandMe Oct 31, 2025
Donald Trump Mistakes Cognitive Exam For IQ Test, Experts Say Confusion May Be Dementia
Clarifying the difference between cognitive screening tools and IQ testing.
"Cognitive exams screen for impairment, not intelligence — conflating the two is a common misconception."
cognitive geriatric
Hindustan Times Jun 3, 2025
Experts reveal hidden signs of stress you may be ignoring
Physical symptoms that often mask underlying chronic stress.
"Sleep disruption and irritability often show up before stress is consciously recognised."
stress-burnout mental-health
News18 Showsha Mar 17, 2026
Modern Love Decoded: Emotional Intelligence Emerges As The Ultimate Green Flag
What today's daters actually value in a partner.
"Listening, validating, and communicating clearly matter more than grand gestures."
relationships
Related: Counselling
India Today 2026
3 in 5 students in India's top cities struggle with anxiety — but they don't report it
Underreporting of student anxiety in urban India.
"Stigma keeps students silent even when the numbers point to a widespread crisis."
adolescent mental-health education
HealthandMe Feb 6, 2026
Delhi Kidnappings Were False: Fear Mongering, Officials Confirm
The psychology of viral misinformation and collective panic.
"Fear spreads faster than fact-checks — understanding the psychology behind it can slow it down."
mental-health
Cosmopolitan India May 30, 2026
The cat dad effect: Why men with cats are winning over the internet
The psychology behind pet companionship trends.
"Low-pressure companionship meets a genuine psychological need in an overstimulated world."
relationships
Dailyhunt Oct 2025
Long COVID Is Taking A Silent Toll On Mental Health, Here's What Experts Say
Dr. Tiwari was consulted on the psychological aftermath of Long COVID, beyond the physical symptoms.
"Inflammation and prolonged immune activity may alter brain chemistry, which is why Long COVID often brings brain fog and low mood alongside physical fatigue."
mental-health cognitive
DNA India Jul 21, 2026
Why are young Indians killing their loved ones? Experts decode the Pune, Dharwad, Jaipur and other shocking cases
An analysis of recent family-murder cases across India and the psychology behind them.
"Most cases are a combination of relationship conflicts, familial and financial stress, substance use, poor impulse control, and sometimes an untreated psychiatric illness — rarely a single cause."
mental-health relationships
India.com Jul 22, 2026
Why Does Your Stomach React to Happiness, Stress, or Sadness? Doctor Explains the Brain-Gut Connection
Dr. Neetu Tiwari explains the brain-gut axis — the two-way communication network between the brain and digestive system — and why strong emotions like joy, stress, or grief can trigger a physical response in the stomach, including the science behind why the gut is called the body's 'second brain.'
"The gut is often called the body's 'second brain' — and the science behind that nickname is real."
mental-health
In her own words

What Dr. Tiwari has been quoted saying

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Hidden signs of stress often show up as physical symptoms first — sleep disruption, digestive issues, and irritability — long before someone recognises it as stress.
Dr. Neetu TiwariHindustan TimesJun 2025
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Emotional intelligence — the ability to listen, validate, and communicate clearly — has become the real green flag couples look for today.
Dr. Neetu TiwariNews18 ShowshaMar 2026
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Anxiety in high-achieving students often goes unreported because admitting struggle feels like admitting failure in a competitive environment.
Dr. Neetu TiwariIndia Today2026
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Pet companionship, including the rise of 'cat dads', reflects a genuine psychological need for low-pressure connection in an overstimulated world.
Dr. Neetu TiwariCosmopolitan IndiaMay 2026
Expert commentary areas

Topics Dr. Tiwari comments on

For journalists and editors seeking expert commentary — Dr. Tiwari is available to speak on the following areas with a clinically grounded, accessible angle.

Adolescent and Teen Mental Health
Rising anxiety, loneliness, and academic pressure among Indian teenagers — and what parents and schools can do.
Quoted in: Mint, News18
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Women's Burnout and Mental Load
The invisible mental load carried by women — and why rest is not indulgence but necessity.
Quoted in: Her Circle
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Chronic Stress and Brain Health
How prolonged stress reshapes memory, cognition, and long-term brain health.
Quoted in: Hindustan Times, Dailyhunt
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Postpartum Depression in India
Distinguishing baby blues from clinical postpartum depression, and reducing stigma around seeking help.
Quoted in: Her Circle
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Addiction as a Brain Disease
Reframing addiction away from moral failing and toward evidence-based, treatable brain disorder.
Quoted in: — available on request
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Psychosexual Health and Stigma
Normalising conversations on sexual health concerns that remain under-discussed in Indian media.
Quoted in: — available on request
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Relationships and Communication
Emotional intelligence, digital-age dating dynamics, and communication patterns in modern relationships.
Quoted in: India Today, News18 Showsha, Cosmopolitan India
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Workplace Mental Health
Boundaries, burnout, and the blurred lines of professional communication in hybrid workplaces.
Quoted in: News18
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Geriatric Psychiatry and Senior Loneliness
Cognitive health myths, dementia screening, and the public health toll of senior isolation.
Quoted in: HealthandMe
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Fear, Panic and Community Mental Health
How misinformation and fear-mongering spread panic, and the collective psychology of public scares.
Quoted in: HealthandMe
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Speaking and appearances

Conferences, panels and academic talks

Dr. Tiwari regularly contributes to academic conferences and research initiatives in psychiatry.

2024
MPSYCON Paper Presentation
Presented original scientific research at MPSYCON, a state-level psychiatry conference recognised by the Indian Psychiatric Society (IPS).
Ongoing
ICMR Research Contributor
ICMR Short-Term Studentship (STS) research scholar, contributing to India's apex biomedical research body.

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Available for conferences, panels, corporate wellness sessions, and academic talks on psychiatry and mental health.
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Dr. Tiwari is cited in AI search results

Her published commentary and press coverage are referenced by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini when users ask about mental health topics in India.

Verified July 2026 AI visibility audit
"Dr. Neetu Tiwari, an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at NIIMS Greater Noida, has noted that chronic stress disproportionately affects students, caregivers, and post-menopausal women due to hormonal and lifestyle factors."
Representative AI response · July 2026

Media enquiries welcome

Dr. Tiwari is available for expert commentary, interviews, and written contributions across mental health topics.