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30, Apr 2026
Mindful Conversations

Staying present with the person we are speaking with helps calm and ground our nervous systems together before we begin the conversation. Knowing that there is a welcoming space for both parties in the conversation helps alleviate the nerves of having the conversation to begin with, sensing the warmth from…

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30, Mar 2026
Four Step Self Treatment method 

As per Dr Jeffrey Schwartz, in his book, “Brain Lock”, he outlines a 4 step self-treatment method to consciously review one’s thoughts as a mindful observer to relabel.  Then trying to reattribute one’s thoughts as part of their medical condition of OCD to separate themselves as a person away from…

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18, Mar 2026
Sitting with the discomfort of Uncertainty

Emotional Regulation: Setting up small achievable goals that feel like they are within the reach until the larger long term goal becomes more apparent in sight. This is how I alleviate my anxiety around the future or uncertainty in general. Making smaller steps to achieve the near term goals feels…

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15, Jan 2026
Tolerable Distress

When there is a moment to notice that I’m able to take a step back and process what is coming up for me and reflect on the situation at hand, I know that I’m tapping into my problem solving strategies. This tells me I’m able to create that space for…

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5, Dec 2025
South Asian Domestic Violence and Trauma Training – NASW/TX CEU on January 8, 2026

Hi Folks, I wanted to take a moment to share that I’ve developed a self-paced CEU Training on South Asian Domestic Violence and Trauma** for $40 only.** (https://multiculturaltherapists.com/product/southasiandomesticviolencetrauma/) What to Expect? Highlights differences between Codependency vs Interdependency in South Asian culture, The importance of Learning to Set Healthy Boundaries, Taking…

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13, Jun 2025
Mindfulness of thoughts, emotions and behavior

Observing the thoughts, emotions and the urge to act on these thoughts and emotions while in the heat of the moment. This is the hardest as well as the most necessary skill to work on. This helps provide the pause that is needed before acting on that urge in the…

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15, May 2025
Repair from Rupture in Relationships

Understanding that sometimes I can be misattuned within my relationships helps me note that there is awareness brought to this autonomic experience as per Deb Dana in Polyvagal Theory in Therapy book. When there is a pause to reflect there is a sense of safety. Then, I get to understand…

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3, Feb 2025
Empathy as a Compassion skill

There are empathy misses we encounter throughout the day that become more apparent to us. That’s when we slowly understand what it is to make meaningful connection with our loved ones. This is what I learned from Brene Brown’s book, “Atlas of the heart”. This is a great indicator of…

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28, Oct 2024
Social Isolation to Social Connection

The fall season is a known time to rest and reset. Rest does not always need to be in  a solitary state. This was something to acknowledge and learn especially for avoidant attachment styles. Knowing that rest and reset can also be done with social connections. By reaching out for…

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10, Sep 2024
Breathe for Self-care

Value of Breathing The value of breathing for getting that reprieve from the constant churn of doing and letting the being take over, feels essential at this time. Feels more important to focus on the breath and redo the need to refocus energy into the breath as things pile up…