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When Other People Cause You to Drown in Guilt

When Other People Cause You to Drown in Guilt

by Amita | Jul 19, 2026 | Individual Therapy, Mental Health, Relationship Difficulties

Guilt comes from the belief of being wrong in some way – or is it more about carrying the responsbility for someone else’s unhappiness and not doing what they wanted? Guilt is an extremely powerful emotion that can seep deep in to the bones. In my opinion, the...
The Silent Damage of Manipulation and Emotional Abuse

The Silent Damage of Manipulation and Emotional Abuse

by Amita | May 12, 2026 | Mental Health, Psychotherapy, Relationship Difficulties

Manipulation is hidden, secretive, dangerous, and controlling behaviour that negatively influences another person’s life to the benefit of the abuser. This is an abusive trait that often goes unnoticed by many, especially those individuals who have experienced some...
Honour, Duty and Respect for Parents in the Quran: Understanding Beyond Guilt and Manipulation

Honour, Duty and Respect for Parents in the Quran: Understanding Beyond Guilt and Manipulation

by Poonam | Sep 21, 2025 | Mental Health, Relationship Difficulties

The Quran places great importance on honouring and respecting parents. Verses such as “And We have enjoined upon man [care] for his parents…” (Quran 31:14) are often quoted as reminders of gratitude, obedience, and kindness. Yet, in some families, these teachings are...
The Rise of the Single South Asian Woman: A Psychotherapeutic Perspective

The Rise of the Single South Asian Woman: A Psychotherapeutic Perspective

by Faha | Sep 1, 2025 | South Asian Women, Mental Health, Relationship Difficulties

In recent years, a noticeable shift has been taking place across South Asian communities worldwide. More women of South Asian descent are choosing to remain single well into their late 20s, 30s, and beyond. This trend, once rare and often stigmatised, is becoming...
Daughter vs Daughter-in-law: Unpacking the Double Standards in the South Asian Community

Daughter vs Daughter-in-law: Unpacking the Double Standards in the South Asian Community

by Poonam | Aug 18, 2025 | Mental Health, Relationship Difficulties, South Asian Women

“In the same living room, two women sit side by side. One is offered tea with a smile, the other is asked why the tea isn’t ready yet. One is reminded to rest, the other is reminded of her duties. Both are daughters to someone — but in this house, only one is...
A Complex Dynamic: Understanding the Joint Family System in South Asian Culture

A Complex Dynamic: Understanding the Joint Family System in South Asian Culture

by Faha | May 2, 2025 | Relationship Difficulties, Mental Health

The joint family system is deeply rooted within South Asian culture. It does injustice if simplified as it is often anything but simple. The most accurate way of understanding it is by trying to examine the many variables it incorporates i.e. cultural expectations,...
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