Saturday 15th February 2025 ~ 1.30 pm onwards
World Zoroastrian House, 1 Freddie Mercury Close, Feltham, TW13  5DF

Dear Members,

You are invited to a unique experiential event on the theme of ‘Being Zoro” and what this means from a daily living perspective in our world today. Our facilitators, Dr. Shazneen Limjerwala  and Dr. Meherangiz Press,  will weave in themes of resilience, self care, identity, networking and support. You as participants are welcome to bring in your stories, experiences, questions and reflections to enrich this afternoon. We aspire to make it interactive and experiential, taking an integrated mind-body approach – because our inner and outer worlds are inextricably connected. There will be gentle movement, experience sharing, question-answers around mental health, music, a bit of writing if you feel pulled to do so, and last but not the least, some peace and silence.

Let’s come together, share, learn, teach, and grow. Our stories, our lives. Woven together. In a tapestry of acceptance and holding. 

Any questions? Please reach out to dr.shazneen@gmail.com / +91 9833775350. 

Shazneen Limjerwala

Shazneen Limjerwala nee Commissariat is a PhD from Lancaster University, UK. She trained as a Psychotherapist and worked in Education, Consultancy and Social Development. She is here to receive the NISAU award for Indian Alumni of UK, in Science, Innovation and Education. She is married to Zubin, and mothers Ava and Yazad. Originally from Ahmedabad, she is in Mumbai. She believes in networking and supports vulnerable individuals. 

Meherangiz Press

Dr. Meherangiz Press is a counselling psychologist. Born and brought up in Bombay, she graduated from St. Xavier’s college and then did her Masters in Clinical Psychology, before moving to London to complete her doctorate. She works in the NHS, currently leading the chronic pain management pathway in a clinical health psychology service in Ealing. She also runs a small private practice. She is passionate about mental health becoming normalised, and has in the past been a TedX Speaker on this topic. Her doctoral thesis was on the experience of grief in Syrian refugees in the UK and can be found in the British Library. She remains interested in the intersections between psychology and the politics of geography and health. She lives in London with her husband, Meherzad Davar, and toddler, Nashin.

There is no charge for this event. Please call Anahita Madon on 07493208876 to reserve your seat. Teas, coffees and light refreshments will be available

The Google maps link to our address is –
 https://g.co/kgs/75K7Gh

Hope to see you all there!