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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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4, Oct 2024
South Asian Domestic Violence and Trauma

Please check out the link to my latest training on South Asian Domestic Violence and Trauma. This training briefly highlights differences between Codependency vs Interdependency in South Asian culture, the importance of Learning to set Healthy Boundaries, taking on a Feminist Approach and Asking for One’s Needs Effectively. You may…

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23, Sep 2024
What can rest look like?

Mindful Engaging Rest can look like staying mindful in each activity currently at hand. While engaging in the presence of mindful attention and engagement with the people in front of us. Rest can look like not rushing through the day with back to back tasks. While simply doing one thing…

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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…

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19, Aug 2024
Financial Anxiety

Saving money is something that feels important as well as hard to do when the only thing that comes to my mind is overwhelming anxiety and worry. Being able to identify what can be done about the worries and having a plan helps to allay some of those fears.  Addressing…

31, Jul 2024
Navigating Emotional Experiences and Therapy: The Wise Mind Approach

Attributing our images, sensations and metaphors which cannot be translated into words easily into the way we lead our lives describes the experience of human life. This consciousness that includes words, images, sensations and metaphors that do not individually but as a whole make meaning to the experience of one…

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28, Mar 2024
Conflict Resolution Strategies – Identifying what we really want

Through my work at Intel Corp I learned the power of constructive confrontation, of removing the person out of the problem and resolving the issue at hand exclusively. This way the heated exchange focuses on safeguarding the relationship. It just focuses on the problem alone.   Whenever there is a…

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22, Mar 2024
Active listening

It feels like the other person is there for them truly and intentionally, when the intent is to understand the other person. Not to interject with one’s own thoughts and opinions. The validation and empathy to innately put one in the other person’s situation. Along with embracing their reality fully.…

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26, Feb 2024
Embracing Anger

Bringing Awareness to Anger It helped to notice the immediate urge to isolate and shut down until I processed the anger in my own way. By noticing the anger bubble up inside me in the time of interpersonal conflicts at work and life. This I understand is a healthy way…

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9, Feb 2024
Navigating Anxiety Through Therapy

Forming Narratives around Emotional Experiences Taking the notation that each one’s subjective experience is unique to their own experience as explicitly described through the subjective in the phrase, makes me believe that my truth is my truth and none else. It maybe conceivable to someone else who has had a…