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Episode Synopsis
Today I am in conversation with a very special guest, Prachi Vaish. While my previous guests shared their divorce journeys with us, Prachi, a couples therapy expert, has been through the ups and downs of relationships with each of her clients.
Prachi S Vaish is the founder of The Emotional Wellness Initiatives, an an online psychological wellbeing services platform. Prachi has been offering online therapy in India since 2009. By qualification, Prachi is a licensed Clinical Psychologist, psychotherapist and a Certified Trauma Recovery expert. She has been practicing as a mental health professional for over 16 years and her areas of expertise are couples and intimacy, relationships, and recovery from trauma of abuse.
In this frank conversation about marital relationships and their current state in India (and among Indians the world over), Prachi had several interesting things to share about:
When do couples approach therapists for help
How stereotypical expectations of each member of the family affect married couples
What tools Prachi uses when she works with couples
What motivated Prachi to jump into this profession
How trauma of toxic and abusive marriages leave scars that need professional assistance to truly move forward
Whether you are single, happily married, considering or going through divorce or helping someone through a relationship breakdown, please listen to this episode to get insights that may help you or the ones you love.
Well-wishers with good intentions are not trained to provide the kind of professional support needed by couples who are struggling to build a loving, lasting, enabling relationship in the midst of other daily challenges of life.
You can contact Prachi through The Emotional Wellness Initiatives.
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Your reviews help me reach more listeners with the important message that it’s never too late to rewrite your happily ever after.
Let’s keep the conversation going!
Connect with me at https://www.ranjanirao.com. Follow me on Instagram @ranjaniwriter, on Facebook @ranjaniwriter and on Twitter @ranjaniwriter
To submit a question or be featured as a guest on my show, email [email protected] or drop a comment below.
Prachi S Vaish is the founder of The Emotional Wellness Initiatives, an an online psychological wellbeing services platform. Prachi has been offering online therapy in India since 2009. By qualification, Prachi is a licensed Clinical Psychologist, psychotherapist and a Certified Trauma Recovery expert. She has been practicing as a mental health professional for over 16 years and her areas of expertise are couples and intimacy, relationships, and recovery from trauma of abuse.
In this frank conversation about marital relationships and their current state in India (and among Indians the world over), Prachi had several interesting things to share about:
When do couples approach therapists for help
How stereotypical expectations of each member of the family affect married couples
What tools Prachi uses when she works with couples
What motivated Prachi to jump into this profession
How trauma of toxic and abusive marriages leave scars that need professional assistance to truly move forward
Whether you are single, happily married, considering or going through divorce or helping someone through a relationship breakdown, please listen to this episode to get insights that may help you or the ones you love.
Well-wishers with good intentions are not trained to provide the kind of professional support needed by couples who are struggling to build a loving, lasting, enabling relationship in the midst of other daily challenges of life.
You can contact Prachi through The Emotional Wellness Initiatives.
Thank you for listening. Please rate and review the show!
If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a five-star rating and review, and subscribe!
Your reviews help me reach more listeners with the important message that it’s never too late to rewrite your happily ever after.
Let’s keep the conversation going!
Connect with me at https://www.ranjanirao.com. Follow me on Instagram @ranjaniwriter, on Facebook @ranjaniwriter and on Twitter @ranjaniwriter
To submit a question or be featured as a guest on my show, email [email protected] or drop a comment below.
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