Aakarsh Sharma is Law Student who conducts podcasts with remarkable people from all fields covering important social issues and how their success could be applied to others.
Yashi Goel is a psychologist.
Links
https://youtu.be/WMhdywTlzHs
You can connect with her through the following:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/yashigoel21/
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00:53 How would you describe the term, "attachment"?
01:30 Is there any evolutionary advantage to forming an attachment?
03:05 What do you mean by attachment styles, and what are its various types?
08:17 Can attachment style be changed in adulthood through intervention?
15:13 What is your specialisation, and how can one contact you?
16:52 Besides romantic relationships, what are some of the other ways in which an attachment style can manifest itself in adult life?
22:05 How can loved one show support towards those having an insecure attachment style?
24:21 How can a parent help their child build a secure attachment style?
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Dr. Farooq Naeem is a Full Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Toronto. He has written 6 books and numerous book chapters. He has published more than 200 papers in scientific journals.
You can reach him through:
Farooq.Naeem@camh.ca
Twitter: farooqnaeem7
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00:47 What are some of the cultural barriers that a psychologist could face when dealing with a client who comes from a different culture than the one familiar to the practitioner?
11:46 How can CBT be oriented for those who come from marginalized communities?
20:32 What is multicultural counselling?
20:53 How can a therapist help a client who has been a victim of racial discrimination?
22:46 How can a therapist control their personal biases when dealing with clients of different cultures?
25:13 What are the challenges faced by a CBT practitioner treating a client belonging to an individualistic culture and one belonging to a collective culture?
31:30 Due to the stigma attached to taking even one person to therapy in South Asian countries, how difficult is it for a therapist to deal with the family as a whole?
40:28 Could you tell us more about your work, and how one can contact you?
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Khyati Talwar is a Therapist.
Links
https://youtu.be/XdCJrDoLW2w
You can contact her through:
Email ID- khyatitalwar.k@gmail.com
ktalwar@paloaltou.edu
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/khyati-talwar-604b871a9/
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01:09 Is Major Depressive Disorder the same as depression?
01:52 What is Major Depressive Disorder?
03:43 Core Beliefs of a Depressed Individual
04:31 What are the criteria for someone with a Major Depressive Disorder?
06:18 If someone is sad because of a life stressor like losing a loved one, would that be labelled as depression?
07:34 What are the common misconceptions associated with depression?
10:16 Evolutionary reasons for depression
11:36 Could you in brief differentiate between bipolar mood disorder and depression?
13:23 Co-morbid disorders with depression
14:16 Role of Serotonin
15:28 What kind of treatment is suitable for someone suffering the same?
18:48 If someone cannot get out of bed, how can we incentivize them for psychotherapy?
20:54 Is medication always required for the treatment of depression?
22:23 What is your specialization and how can one contact you?
24:49 What is the average duration of treatment for depression?
27:57 What are the chances of relapse of depression?
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Himani Verma is a psychologist with an interest in couples/marital therapy.
Links
You can contact her through:
+91 88008 83059 - For appointments
https://calendly.com/psychologist_himani/therapy-session
Email himaniverma.in@gmail.com
Instagram himaniv.dhir
https://www.linkedin.com/in/himani-verma/
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02:16 What is marital therapy?
04:04 Could you describe some of the techniques utilised in marital therapy?
06:24 Does parental influence has any role to play on the choice of partner?
08:25 Do you feel an individual session is more beneficial to the couple or a group session?
11:18 What is your specialisation and how can one contact you?
12:30 What credentials do you need to have to practice couples/marital therapy?
13:58 What is the scope of couples therapy in India?
17:49 What are some indications that a couple should seek counselling?
19:41 Gaslighting by in-laws
27:31 Could you base some evidence as to efficacy of practising marital therapy?
29:21 What are some unhealthy ways in which couples treat each other?
31:04 How can distorted concepts of what a relationship should look like affect a marriage?
34:33 How can a therapist work when one partner is in denial as to the state of their relationship?
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Kajal Tyagi is a counselling psychologist and a behaviour therapist.
Links
https://youtu.be/NRiqhDcBXbU
You can reach her through:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/kajal-tyagi-949b75171/
Website: https://www.selfunwind.com
Instagram: @selfunwind
https://instagram.com/selfunwind?igshid=NDRkN2NkYzU=
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00:40 Why do you feel it is essential for a therapist to get therapy for themselves, before starting practice?
04:24 Does it ease the client's burden to know that their therapists have also undergone therapy?
05:31 What is countertransference?
08:57 How can it affect the therapeutic goal?
09:46 What are some of the common emotional problems faced by therapists?
11:00 Can life stresses like divorce, death of a loved one, etc. impact therapeutic performance?
13:16 What is "compassion fatigue"? How can therapists deal with that?
20:20 What is your specialisation, and how can one contact you?
21:29 What are some of the "blindspots" therapists may face when dealing with clients?
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Aarthi Nagvenkar is a Counselling Psychologist and a Certified Art Therapist.
Links
https://youtu.be/L9z9lZlzIF4
You can reach her through:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/aarthi-nagvenkar-333502209
on Instagram as @reflection_of_passion. https://www.instagram.com/invites/contact/?i=po98phfctgvd&utm_content=1vo9rtd
on Instagram as @gratitude_support_group. https://www.instagram.com/invites/contact/?i=w7yrnl7t641m&utm_content=m1geo2z
Email ID : aaru10pnagvenker@gmail.com
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02:28 What are the benefits of showing gratitude in day-to-day life?
06:10 How are resilience and gratitude connected?
08:33 Is is true that those who are not resilient may relapse back into depression?
19:53 What is the difference between spirituality and religion?
22:15 What are the benefits of being resilient?
25:07 How can a person become more resilient?
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Derick Lindquist is the Dean of Jindal School of Psychology & Counselling.
Links
https://youtu.be/_c9tCpyjRZU
For those interested in enrolling in the school:
www.jgu.edu.in/jspc/
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02:31 Can we start with the definition of learning and memory?
07:08 Is the hippocampus involved in all types of memory?
10:23 What steps can we take for the proper encoding of information in our memory?
15:23 Theoretically, if can build a machine that can fire all the neurons related to an event, can we remember the particular event?
20:09 In what way is our brain altered, when learning takes place?
27:38 Lightbulb Memory
32:40 Can emotional arousal also hinder or alter the formation of memories?
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Naina Mathur is a Final-Year Law Student and is doing her Bachelor's Degree in Law and in Business Administration.
Links
You can contact her through:
LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/nainamathur1609/
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00:17 What is the difference between legal and medical insanity?
03:00 What are the criteria to determine that someone is legally insane?
05:40 Unsoundness of mind
09:45 Intoxication and Insanity
10:45 If someone has been intoxicated without their knowledge or consent and committed an offence, can they plead a defence?
11:46 Could you share any vivid example of an accused who got criminal insanity?
12:51 What is the punishment given to someone, who pleads to legal insanity, and has committed an offence?
16:06 Is it necessary that you need to have a mental disorder to be declared legally insane?
18:30 If I don't have a mental disorder and say, I commit an offence, can I plead insanity?
21:17 How does a magistrate determine if the accused suffers from a mental condition?
22:20 If I'm the accused, could I also call upon my psychiatrist to testify on my behalf?
24:16 What is your specialisation and how can one contact you?
24:47 Is insanity produced by drugs a valid defence?
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Pariksha Onta is a Forensic Psychologist.
Links
https://youtu.be/prwrGPMjqLo
You can contact her through:
E-mail: ontapariksha@gmail.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pariksha-o-572a071a9/
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00:38 What is the relationship between a criminal psychologist and law enforcement authorities?
03:02 What assessments are done by a criminal psychologist to determine a suspect's mental health?
04:38 Can criminal psychologists be called upon courts as expert witnesses?
05:47 What is your specialisation, and how can one contact you?
07:08 How can one become a criminal psychologist?
09:56 What is the state of prisoners for therapeutic interventions in India?
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Advait Vanarse is a Sports Psychologist and a Badminton World Federation Certified Badminton coach.
You can reach him through the following-
Instagram - advaitvanarse
E-mail - advaitvanarse@gmail.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/advait-vanarse-10081996/
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01:01 What is Sports Psychology?
02:40 What are some of the objectives of a sports psychologist when dealing with a particular sports team as a whole?
05:07 What therapeutic skills are applied for the performance enhancement of a sportsman?
12:40 How can a sports psychologist help defuse the attachment of self worth of a sportsman with his achievements?
16:29 What is performance anxiety, and how can a sports psychologist help with that?
22:27 How can one play, when they are having overpowering emotions?
30:18 What is the scope of a sports psychologist in India?
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Ayesha Arshi is a certified CBT and REBT practitioner.
Links:
https://youtu.be/8cJ2vhZTwXU
You can contact her through:
Email id -ayesha.arshe.6@gmail.com
Contact number -9319113585
Insta handle-_ayeshaarshi
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00:28 What do you understand by Cognitive Distortions?
01:10 Could you list the 10 types of Cognitive Distortions and a simple description of each one?
07:14 How can overgeneralization cause superstitious thinking?
08:12 When we talk about all-or-nothing thinking, how often can we see it in those with borderline tendencies and what can we do to curb it?
11:40 Are mental filters the same as having a cynical outlook?
13:02 How does living with absolutist "should" statements worsen perfectionist tendencies and what can we do to lessen it?
13:34 How can magnification cause distress over the smallest issues?
Tanvi Jajoria is a Counselling Psychologist, Internationally Certified EFT Practitioner and Co-founder of MentAmigo.
You can reach her through the following mediums:
Email - tanvijajoria@mentamigo.com
WhatsApp - +91-8130568600
Website - www.mentamigo.com
Instagram -https://www.instagram.com/mentamigo
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00:43 What is client centred therapy?
02:05 When can client centred therapy be useful for therapeutic progress?
04:17 What is unconditional positive regard?
06:54 How can a psychotherapist provide empathy to their clients?
12:22 How can a psychotherapist display congruence to their clients?
15:20 What is your specialisation, and how can one contact you?
19:35 When is it helpful to use the term 'client' instead of 'patient' to label a person undergoing therapy?
22:08 What is the effectiveness of client centred therapy?
Dr. Meghana Srivastav is a Criminal Investigative Psychologist and the Founder of Forseti Consulting.
You can reach her through:
Her website: https://www.weareforseti.com/
LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/meghana-srivatsav-ph-d-75198779
Links
https://youtu.be/io5bv3uRpfc
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01:08 What is criminal investigative psychology?
03:12 How can a CIP go about with the profiling of suspects?
05:47 What is the scope of criminal psychology in India?
08:18 If one wishes to become a criminal psychologist, what all do they have to do?
11:13 Do CIPs also help in criminal trials, explaining the motive of the crime and psychological condition of the accused?
14:15 What is your specialisation and how can one contact you?
15:39 What is the difference between criminal investigative psychology and forensic psychology?
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Mrs Sakshi Agarwal is a Psychologist, Researcher, Freelancer, YouTuber(Mending Beliefs) and a Special Educator.
You can contact her through the following channels:
Website- www.mendingbeliefs.com
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/psychologist_sakshiagarwval/
Youtube channel link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC1L3_f70yVn7Fn7ATO3h4w/about
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sakshi-agarwal-5b72769a/
Email id- mendingbeliefs@gmail.com
Facebook link- https://www.facebook.com/believeinyourblessings
Practo Link: https://www.practo.com/bangalore/therapist/sakshi-agarwal-psychologist/amp
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01:34 Could you explain in brief the following therapies: CBT, DBT and ACT?
10:30 What is the difference between thoughts and beliefs, and does CBT works on thoughts or belief patterns?
12:40 Is there a hard and fast rule, as to which type of therapy can be utilised in a given patient?
14:46 Do you believe in an eclectic approach towards therapy?
16:18 If we talk in terms of time and finances, would you say that CBT gets the quickest results?
17:15 Could you elaborate further on DBT? Is it only used on patients with personality disorders?
18:35 While a person is undergoing a certain form of therapeutic treatment, could DBT be still used for intense emotions and psychosomatic attacks?
20:00 What are cognitive distortions?
21:57 What is your specialisation and how can one contact you?
22:54 What kind of homework can a client expect, who's undergoing CBT?
26:14 What is the underlying philosophy behind ACT?
30:01 Is our brain hardwired to avoid rejections from others and also to avoid social isolation? (Evolutionary Psychology)
32:19 How is mindfulness incorporated in the same?
How To Crawl In Someone Else's Skin: Cultivate Empathy
Limpee Kalita is a Counselling psychologist, part of the Student Association of Play Therapy, AM Bhartiya Counselling Psychology Association.
You can reach her through the following channels:
Phone no.:8638583313
Email Id: limpeekalita8@gmail.com
Offline Location: Aspiration Of Life 156/10 A B.T Road, Dunlop, Kolkata - 700108
YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8gGowRXGhRqkcGy_3HviRQ
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00:47 What is the difference between sympathy and empathy?
01:57 How can we cultivate empathy in our lives?
06:07 Is the provision of empathy better than sympathy?
06:36 What are the different types of empathy?
11:23 How can empathy help one to have healthy relationships?
16:26 What is your specialization and how can one contact you?
18:00 How can we provide empathy to our loved ones who are going through the issue of substance abuse and vice versa?
23:21 How can a support group help cultivate empathy?
25:21 Do you need to meditate to have empathy?
26:42 How can mental health practitioners cultivate empathy in their sessions?
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Dr. Avinash De Sousa is the Director and Founder Trustee at DESOUSA FOUNDATION. He is a Psychiatrist, Psychotherapist and Counselor with over 20 years of experience.
You can contact him through WhatsApp for Appointments and other queries:
+91 9820696828
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00:28 Why should psychiatry and psychotherapy be integrated and not be mutually exclusive?
01:47 How can psychologists and psychiatrists work together for the therapeutic growth of the client?
03:17 Is the prescription of medications required for every client seeking therapy?
05:17 Could you cite a few cases where a prescription of psychiatric medications is recommended to kickstart psychotherapy?
06:15 Can a patient be solely treated through psychiatric medications?
07:42 Is such kind of treatment also recommended for those with a biochemical imbalance in their brain?
08:26 How can a psychologist help the client gradually "taper off" from short-term psychiatric medications?
09:21 As a mental health practitioner, how do you determine what form of therapy would be the most suitable for a client?
10:24 What are your views on prescribing "off-label" medications for a particular treatment?
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Amola Bansal has done her MSc. in Clinical Psychology from Christ University. She is a Counseling Psychologist, Researcher and a Social worker.
You can connect with her through the following channels:
Linkedin- https://www.linkedin.com/in/amola-bansal
Docvita- https://docvita.com/ghaziabad/specialist/ms-amola-bansal-psychologist
Gmail- Bansalamola@gmail.com
Links
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00:28 What is Positive Psychology?
01:40 If I'm a client of yours, and you have to apply some Positive Psychology techniques, how would you go about it?
02:48 What are the basic components of positive psychology?
04:10 What is resilience?
05:17 What is mindfulness?
06:12 What are the benefits of journaling/maintaining a gratitude diary?
07:19 What is the role of spirituality in positive psychology?
08:25 What is your specialisation, and how can one contact you?
09:24 What is the role of Yoga in positive development?
11:16 What advice can you give in order to build meaningful relationships?
14:40 What should be role of a therapist in such therapy? Should it be active or passive?
17:23 How can you teach a client to be more resilient?
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Taming the Monkey Mind: Mindfulness
Nikita Prabhakar is a Counselling Psychologist at Amity University, Noida.
You can contact her through the following channels:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikita-prabhakar-6ba2a1147/
Instagram: @nikitaprabhaker
For appointments: 9971178730
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01:14 Could you describe mindfulness?
02:43 What are the advantages of mindfulness?
04:23 Can mindfulness also boost your productivity?
05:30 How can one incorporate mindfulness into their routines?
12:40 While you practice these mindfulness techniques, how can you deal with the thoughts that eventually pop in your mind?
15:10 These are the active application of mindfulness, what are some ways of forming a routine of stillness, like mindfulness meditation?
17:45 What is your specialisation and how can one contact you?
18:56 How can mindfulness impact the chemical structure and neurons of your brain?
23:45 This thickening of the grey matter, can it also have an impact on empathy?
25:44 How can mindfulness be used as a coping tool when you're having a panic attack?
27:31 Progressive Muscle Relaxation Technique and it's benefits
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Links
YouTube: https://youtu.be/HYiPAZZio94
Spriha Mukherjee is a Private Practitioner @Cafe of Art Therapy ®️, Applied Psychologist, Ph.D. Scholar at Amity Noida and International Affiliate of European Federation of Art Therapy (EFAT).
You can contact her through the following channels:
E-mail - cafeofarttherapy06@gmail.com
LinkedIn Profile : https://www.linkedin.com/in/ms-spriha-mukherjee-a8648668
Instagram handle : @cafeof_arttherapy
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02:33 Could you define "Art Therapy"?
05:27 How does a therapist determine the mood and thoughts of the client, by means of what is expressed through their art?
07:19 What is the scope of Art Therapy in India?
09:50 If one aspires to become an Art Therapist, what steps should they take?
12:55 What sort of clientele/demographic can benefit from Art Therapy?
13:50 What is your specialisation and how can one contact you?
16:54 If you're a Mental Health practitioner, why is it helpful for you to register your clinic?
21:35 What are the legal ramifications of not registering your clinic?
23:24 Could you walk us through the registration process and fees for the same?
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Links
YouTube - https://youtu.be/sRxN4tZGyKg
Kavita Yadav is a Psychologist, Parenting Coach & Expert, Career Guidance & Counseling Expert, Marital & Family Therapist and an Author.
You can contact her through the following channels:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kavita_psychologistparentcoach
Her Website: https://www.jina.in
E-mail: kavita@jina.in
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kavitayadavjina/
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00:40 Could you give some advice on the healthy way of parenting?
03:32 What is the importance of heaving healthy role models for children to introject?
04:54 Would you say parenting is more of an art or a science?
06:45 What is your specialisation and how can one contact you?
08:04 Where should we draw the line between protecting our children and giving them independence?
13:49 What are your views on instilling discipline in children? Should they be grounded/financially cut off when they do something "bad"?
16:47 What is the role of the father in the development of a child?
19:07 What is a healthy way to deal with teenagers?
24:35 How can parents teach their children to behave with their siblings?
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Links
YouTube : https://youtu.be/1SJKWD4KO2M
P. Ajit Rao is currently studying at H.R. College of Commerce and Economics, Mumbai. He is passionate about diplomacy and experienced in organising events.
You can contact him through the following channels :
Instagram - @ajitrao75
E-mail - raoajit381@gmail.com
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00:45 What do you mean by diplomacy?
01:40 What are the essential principles of diplomacy?
07:47 Is diplomacy only required in the affairs of the State?
11:40 Could explain the concept of the Doomsday Clock?
13:00 What happens when the clock strikes midnight?
15:30 In the age of social media, where tweet from one influential person can move the doomsday clock towards midnight, how important is diplomacy?
17:50 How is a healthy debate beneficial for the society?
20:15 How can one reasonably put their points across?
22:42 How can one balance between winning an argument, and conceding to the opposition's point, if it seems more valid?
26:50 Could you talk a bit about Indian Diplomacy?
Links
YouTube : https://youtu.be/sqo9vQffU-c
On Narcissism
Saumya Sharan is a clinical psychologist. You can contact her through the following channels:
E-mail - sharansaumya05@gmail.com
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/saumya-sharan-she-her-32170970/
Phone Number - 8586010571
Instagram - thepinkelephant
Watch the full podcast on youtube.com/TheAakarshSharmaShow
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01:00 What is narcissism?
03:30 What is the criteria to determine that someone has narcissistic personality disorder?
06:00 Does everyone exhibit narcissistic tendencies?
07:08 Is there a correlation between narcissistic personality disorder and antisocial PD?
08:28 Where do you draw the line between self-preservation and self-obsession?
09:57 Do the tendencies to exaggerate and inappropriately display achievements stem from a feeling of inadequacy in narcissistic disorder?
10:40 The self-obsession of teenagers, is it because they display narcissistic tendencies or is it just hormonal imbalance?
12:24 Could one of the causes of narcissistic personality disorder be unhealthy separation from the mother (/caregiver) at an early age?
16:15 Do people displaying narcissistic tendencies have reduced size of an amygdala? (low empathy)
17:10 If someone wants to seek treatment for narcissistic disorder or any other issue, how can they contact you?
18:07 What are the psychological assessments to determine whether someone is suffering from narcissistic disorder?
22:24 What is the preferred form of therapy applicable for its treatment?
23:40 How can loved ones support those who are suffering from such disorder?
Shahnaz Rahman is a Psychology Counsellor at Woxsen University and a Rehabilitation Psychologist (RCI registered).
You can contact her through following channels:
Instagram - @your_psychological_counsellor
Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/ShahnazCounsellor
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/rahmanshahnaz/
E-mail - listener.counsellor@gmail.com
You can watch the full podcast on: Youtube.com/theaakarshsharmashow
https://open.spotify.com/show/5SFTLXsDPfKHS86NtTJwjP?si=68c7dc128093436c
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00:27 What is Self-Harm?
02:10 From a biochemical perspective, is releasing of endorphins a motive for self-harm?
03:12 If your client is having suicidal ideation, how can you ethically deal with the situation?
06:35 Is there a correlation between having a mental disorder and suicidal ideation?
07:16 Is there a standardised test to determine whether someone has suicidal tendencies?
08:16 Could you elaborate on the QPR technique?
13:56 If someone is feeling suicidal, should they be hospitalised to keep a check on them?
15:00 Is consent of a suicidal patient necessary for hospitalisation?
18:29 What are the therapeutic interventions that can be applicable when a person has committed self-mutilation?
24:40 How can application of Mindfulness techniques help in controlling self-harming and suicidal urges?
Dr. Medhavi Sood is an RCI licensed Clinical Psychologist (Psy D).
You can connect with her through the following channels:
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-medhavi-sood-a7aa4935/
E-mail - medhavisood92@gmail.com
Phone - 9717828577
Instagram - @psydcp
You can watch the show on YouTube - YouTube.com/TheAakarshSharmaShow
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00:25 What is helicopter parenting?
03:18 How can the social skills of a child be disrupted through helicopter parenting?
05:04 Does that also impact the kind of partner you choose as a romantic interest?
07:21 Marriage and helicopter parenting
08:53 Speaking in terms of developmental stages, in each phase, how much involvement is deemed "healthy"?
13:35 How can the schema of a child be disrupted when one parent is over-involved and the other one is neglecting?
17:10 Maladaptive coping mechanisms
18:10 What is your specialization and how can one connect with you?
19:10 Do controlling parents also project their insecurities and expectations on to their children?
21:10 How can parents identify this behaviour and how can they amend it?
Shruti Jindal is doing her Master's in Applied Psychology (Organisational Behaviour) with an interest in Cognitive Psychology.
You can connect with her on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shruti-jindal-13330b132/
Jyoti Bernard is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist Associate and Psychodrama Practitioner.
You can reach her through :
Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jyoti-glory-bernard-30b82210a/
Contact number-+91 91185 58629
Aprajita Saxena is a Music Therapist practising in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. You can reach her for consultation at: aprajitasaxena8@gmail.com. Alternatively, you can reach her on Linkedin.
YouTube.com/theaakarshsharmashow
Kritija Saxena is a Drama and Movement Therapist, Psychologist, Expressive Arts Therapy Practitioner and a Kuchipudi Dancer.
You can contact her through her e-mail for consulting her for dance and movement therapy: kritija29saxena@gmail.com
Sanskriti Sinha is a practising lawyer with a keen interest in teaching. For any queries, you can e-mail her here:- sanskriti04@gmail.com
Dr S. Suma is a Consultant Plastic, Cosmetic and Reconstructive surgeon. She graduated from NTR University of Health Sciences with a Bachelor's degree in MBBS (Medicine) with the Best Outgoing Student award. She was awarded a Master’s degree in M.S (General Surgery) from NTR University of Health Sciences.
talked about breast cancer, PCOS etc. with Dr Sarika Gupta. She is a senior consultant, gynaecology oncology and robotic gynaecology, practising at Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, New Delhi.
Ms Yukti Gaur is a software engineer who has been living in the USA for over 7 years now.
Ms Vijaylaxmi ( @angel_chilveri ) is the founder of Vedh Prakritik which are Mumbai based, are in a mission to spread awareness about a healthy lifestyle. Hence have started our own business of organic products and solutions, Ayurved guidance, Yoga and mediation. Feel free to contact them on 7304863446 @vedh_prakritik
Ms Nikita Yadav (@psychologist_nikita @psychicmotivator ) is currently pursuing her PhD in Clinical Psychology from Shree Guru Gobind Singh Tricentenary (SGT) University.
Ms Vanshika Rajan ( @vanshika.rajan ) is doing her BA (H) in English Literature from DU. She is also a content writer for The Feminist Times.
The topic covered is feminism.
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Ms Adya Poojari is a co-founder of the clinic Neurobloom ( @neurobloom.india ) and is a Clinical Psychologist with special expertise in relationship counselling and anxiety alleviation.
Mr Sarthak Mittal (@sarthakmittal_21 ) is an alumni of DPS Noida. He has done his B.com (H) from Shaheed Bhagat Singh College and is currently pursuing LLB (3 yrs) from Amity Law School, Noida.
He has been Company Secretary Professional (AIR 15).
Mr Vishal Sharma is an alumni of Amity Law School, Noida. He is currently a Legal Associate at JK Group. He has been a convener of the mooting society and has been awarded the corporate award of Shri Dataram Shingalji Shield.
Ms Riya Grover is a Post Graduate Finance student at Brunel University, London.
Mr Kamran Khan is doing his Master's in Business Finance from Brunel University, London.
Ms Palak Nath is an alumni of DPS Noida. She is a Master's Student in Business Analytics at the University Of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
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Mr Vishal Aggarwal is a Dual Qualified Lawyer, qualified in England and India, who primarily focuses on international commercial and investment arbitration and arbitration-related litigation. He has completed LLM from the London School of Economics. He is the Senior Editor of one of the most celebrated arbitration book "Law, Practice and Procedure of Arbitration in India" published by Lexis Nexis. He is an Associate of Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (ACIArb) and Associate of Asian Institute of Alternative Dispute Resolution (AAIADR). He is the founding chair of India Very Young Arbitration Practitioners (India VYAP) and Young ICCA Mentee.
Ms Anuradha Singh Dhakarey is a Talent Acquisition Partner at Gartner and a social worker who works as an Advisor for I Light Global.
I Light Global is a Non-Profit Organisation who's main aim is to help underprivileged youth across the world.
Ms Sweta Choudhury is a journalist and is currently pursuing her Master’s in Journalism.
Mr Kowa has done his MA in Social Work, Livelihood, and Social Change from Tata Institute of Social Sciences. He is currently volunteering at DRISHTEE, ICCo India, Better Life Foundation, Seven Sisters Development Assistance (SeSTA).
Captain Gurpreet is an ex-Commercial Pilot and has co-started a training academy for aspiring pilots called Ignite Aviation Academy.
Dr Rahul Grover holds a degree of MBBS, MS(Ortho), DNB(Ortho), MNAMS, MRCS (UK) and a Diploma in Sports Medicine (Switzerland)
He worked as an Orthopaedic Surgeon at Safdarjung Hospital, Sports Injury Center, Safdarjung Hospital and is currently working as a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at Artemis Hospital, Gurugram.
Ms Smridhi Seth is currently pursuing her specialization in Organisational Behaviour/Human Resources (M.A. Psychology) at the University of Delhi and has been in the field of Psychology for more than 5 years now. Recently, she successfully completed her training in entrepreneurship from Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore. She has many achievements and accolades to her name, including her awards for academic excellence during her graduation from Ramanujan College (South Campus, DU) where she received her Bachelor's in Arts degree in Applied Psychology. She is also the recipient of the Smt. Khazano Devi Jain Memorial Scholarship in 2020 from the University of Delhi for being a gold medalist in her undergraduate course. Smridhi has worked with various esteemed organisations such as Cognizavest, Adhyapan- The skills hub, and Karma Centre of counselling and wellbeing among others. She is the co-founder of SirWay Me.
Capt Shashank Shandilya is an ex-captain of the Indian Army for 6 years. He runs his own successful podcast and youtube channel.
A Voice Artist is someone who uses their voice in radio, television, film, theatre and other presentations. Sometimes they are in a dialogue between characters in a scripted radio play, but often referred to as off-camera or off-stage commentary or narration.
Ambika Chilveri is a Voice artist, Media Executive, Social Media Manager, Writer, and Artist manager.
She has done her graduation in BMM, Journalism from Deviprasad Goenka Management College of Media Studies. She currently works as a Media Executive in Pickles Entertainment and Media Pvt. Ltd. and as a freelance Voice Artist.
If you believe in witches and sorcerers, you probably already know that they can use magic to make impossible things happen. Magic is often used more broadly to describe things that just seem to involve some greater power. The waiter may appear as if by magic just when you’re craving dessert. Magic can also describe seemingly impossible tricks performed by an entertainer — a magician — such as making a person disappear or pulling a coin out of thin air.
Arun and Varun The Magic Duo are the first Duo Magicians of India and specialized in Mentalism with Storytelling while performing. Their performances are designed in the form of stories, with moments that make the audience both surprised and laugh while creating an everlasting impression on their minds. Their performances are full of humour and giggling moments so that audience can experience variety in the same show.
Having experience of more than 10 years in this Art-form, they have already delivered 200+ shows for big brands and organizations like the Ministry of Petroleum, Kenya High Commission, Kingdom of Dreams, National Security Guard, National Insurance, Standard Charted Bank and much more to name.
In addition to the above, they are also a part of the core team of India’s First Magic School i.e. “Delhi School of Magic” founded by highly acclaimed Illusionist of India Mr Raj Kumar, who has performed in various countries around the globe.
Article 22 constituted within the right to freedom is one of the parts of the fundamental rights guaranteed under the constitution. This article is covered in two major parts, protection and rights granted in case of arbitrary arrest also known as punitive detention, and safeguards against preventive detention.
Ms Anannya Kohli is the head of academics at Universal Lawmkr. She’s also an independent legal advisor and a counsellor ( children, relationships and academic matters ).
Criminal law is the body of law that defines criminal offences, regulates the apprehension, charging, and trial of suspected persons, and fixes penalties and modes of treatment applicable to convicted offenders. The Criminal Law in Indian Legal System is regulated by the Indian Penal Code, 1860.
Mr Aditya Pratap Singh is an Amity Law School, Noida Alumni. He has done his B.Com from DU and his LLM from Bhagwant University, Ajmer. He is a partner at Nexon Legal Firm, the Owner of Ava Finance Pvt. Ltd. and also Zeal Holdings Pvt. Ltd. He's a manager of Vinodajay & Associates CA and also of BAV Secondary School.
UX (user experience) and UI (user interface) are two interdependent terms. While UI generally deals with the interaction between users and computer systems, software and applications, UX deals more generally with a user's overall experience with a brand, product or service.
Discussed product design, UI, UX and the difference between them. Also talked about the software used for designing, how apps are designed, what is the main philosophy behind it, ideal user experience, psychological principles.
Mr Siddharth Vij is a DPS Noida alumni. He is currently pursuing his B.Tech with Computer Science from Manipal University, Jaipur and is currently working as a Product Designer at Procol.
Intellectual property rights are the rights given to persons over the creations of their minds. They usually give the creator an exclusive right over the use of his/her creation for a certain period of time.
Ms Aarushi Relan is an excellent legal associate working in the firm of Sagar Chandra & Associates as an IPR lawyer.
She has done her B. Com LL.B. (Hons) (Silver Medalist) from Amity Law School, Noida and her schooling from Bal Bharti School, Pitampura.
She is also an Editor at Lucknow Law Review and a Member of the Editorial Board at IJLLR.
The term "stand-up" comes from the practice of standing instead of sitting, simply because the discomfort of standing up for a long period keeps the meetings really short. A stand-up meeting is also known as a stand-up, daily stand-up meeting, daily scrum, scrum meeting and morning roll call.
Mr Rohit Menon is a stand-up comic and a podcaster. He has done his schooling from Asia English School and his BTech from Ganpat University.
Ms Saher Hiba Khan did her graduation in English (Hons.) from Jamia Millia Islamia. She is a budding Journalist, who freelances for an independent media house. She is also interning as an SEO intern for the Times of India.
Ayurveda is the traditional Hindu system of medicine (incorporated in Atharva Veda, the last of the four Vedas), which is based on the idea of balance in bodily systems and uses diet, herbal treatment, and yogic breathing.
Ms Pragati Dixit is a final year BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medicine and Surgery) student from A&U Tibbia College.
Dentistry is the profession concerned with the prevention and treatment of oral disease, including diseases of the teeth and supporting structures and diseases of the soft tissues of the mouth.
Dr Anam Alam is an alumni of DPS Noida. She has done her BDS (Dentist) from Rohailkhand University and is currently preparing for her Master's in Dentistry.
Period poverty refers to a lack of access to menstrual products, sanitation facilities, and adequate education.
Ms Kaneeka Kaundal has done her graduation in BA LLB (H) from Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies, her, Post-Graduation in LLM from Kurukshetra University, and is currently pursuing her PhD in Human Organ Transplantation (Law) from Banasthali Vidyapeeth University, Rajasthan. She is a professor of Criminal Law (IPC) at Amity Law School, Noida, Uttar Pradesh.
Marketing refers to activities a company undertakes to promote the buying or selling of a product or service. Marketing includes advertising, selling, and delivering products to consumers or other businesses.
Mr Himanshu Anand has done his Journalism and Mass Communication from Amity University, Ranchi, and Postgradaduation from IIMC, Delhi in advertising and public relations. He's currently working as an Account Executive at Adfactors PR.
Anorexia is an eating disorder causing people to obsess about weight and what they eat. Anorexia is characterised by a distorted body image, with an unwarranted fear of being overweight. Symptoms include trying to maintain a below-normal weight through starvation or too much exercise. Medical treatment may be required to restore normal weight. Talk therapy can help with self-esteem and behavioural changes.
Ms Vediccaa Ramdanee is an alumni of Amity Law School, Noida. She is a practising advocate at Anantam Legal and a member of WICCI.
Infidelity, or cheating, is the act of being unfaithful to a spouse or other partner. It typically means engaging in sexual or romantic relations with a person other than one's significant other, breaking a commitment or promise in the act.
He has done his Bachelor's in Psychology from Ambedkar University, Master's in Psychology from Amity University and cleared his UGC NET exam.
The theory of self-care focuses on the performance or practice of activities that individuals perform on their own behalf. Those might be actions to maintain one's life and life functioning, develop oneself or correct a health deviation or condition
Mr Anshul Kumar has done his BA in Economics from Sri Ram College of Commerce and is currently pursuing his MA in Economics from Delhi School of Economics.
Medieval India refers to a long period of Post-classical history of the Indian subcontinent between the "ancient period" and "modern period".
Ms Anushka Pandey is an alumni from DPS Noida. She has done her BBA and Marketing (Finance) from Symbiosis International University. She is currently working as a Podcast producer at WYN Studio.
Dramatic, theatrical, histrionic, melodramatic mean having a character or an effect like that of acted plays. dramatic applies to situations in life and literature that stir the imagination and emotions deeply.
Ms Atulya Manoj has done her Master's in Directing and Theatrical Production from Punjab University, Chandigarh. She is a Dramatics Coach at a prestigious school in New Delhi and a content creator.
Abnormality can be defined as a deviation from ideal mental health. The idea of ‘ideal’ mental health is more positive because it moves away from focusing exclusively on mental ‘illness’. This definition concentrates on what psychologists define normal/ideal mental health to be. Anything that deviates from this is regarded as abnormal.
Ms Noya Giri has a Bachelor's degree in Neurosciences from Amity University, Noida and is currently pursuing her Master's degree in Clinical Psychology from Amity University, Gurgaon.
Albert Camus believed that the absurd—life being void of meaning, or man's inability to know that meaning if it were to exist—was something that man should embrace. His anti-Christianity, his commitment to individual moral freedom and responsibility are only a few of the similarities with other existential writers.
Mr Anish Bachchan is a final year law student at Amity Law School, Noida. He is also a freelance author for Times of India Blog, LiveWire, Youth Ki Awaz and Vidhi Aagaz.
Mr Garvit Bansal is a 2nd year law student.
Addiction is defined as a chronic, relapsing disorder characterized by compulsive drug seeking, continued use despite harmful consequences, and long-lasting changes in the brain. It is considered both a complex brain disorder and a mental illness.
Rishabh Kumar is a graduate of the University of Patanjali specialising in BPES and Yoga.
The school system in India has four levels: lower primary (age 6 to 10), upper primary (11 and 12), high (13 to 15) and higher secondary (17 and 18). The lower primary school is divided into five “standards”, upper primary school into two, high school into three and higher secondary into two.
Mr Parth Tiwari has done his BA from Delhi University. He was an Artist Manager from The Curator Mag., he was an Artist Manager Specialist for Music High Court, and is currently the owner of Nightoutindia_official.
Stuttering is a speech disorder. It involves interruptions in the flow of speech. These interruptions are called disfluencies.
Ms Kritika Verma is a final year law (BA LLB) student from Chandigarh University with enthusiasm in criminology.
Indians are famously known to study either MS in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or Information Technology. Of course, there are other streams of engineering such as Mechanical, Civil or Biomedical, which many Indians do pursue. But a major chunk of the student population usually enrols in these three fields of engineering.
Why? The simple answer is the high demand for graduate engineers required in these domains.
Mr Arnuv Mishra is an alumni of DPS Noida, he has done his BTech from Delhi Technological University and is currently doing PGDM from SPJIMR SP Jain Institute of Management & Research. He was also a Senior Executive-Young Technical Leader(SCM) in Bharti Airtel.
Ideas can come from across the team so you don't just have to be a filmmaker to be able to contribute ideas. Being open to creativity is something incredibly powerful. So being able to take these ideas and map them to realistic techniques brings an incredible amount of value to films.
Mr Abhishek Vyas has done his BA in Filmmaking from Whistling Woods International. He was a Freelance Writer for Terrorist Tadpoles, he is a Professional Photographer for Black Aperture Photography, and also a Freelance Filmmaker for Babamatbol.
State collapse, breakdown, or downfall, is the complete failure of a mode of government within a sovereign state. Sometimes this brings about a failed state, as in Somalia and the final decade of Yugoslavia.
Mr Anish Bachchan is a final year law student at Amity Law School, Noida. He is also a freelance author for Times of India Blog, LiveWire, Youth Ki Awaz and Vidhi Aagaz.
The negative stigma that surrounds therapy sessions is a major deterrent to seeking help. Despite a growing awareness of the benefits of counselling for people of all backgrounds and situations of life, this negative perception still makes some people hesitant about giving counselling a try.
Dr Alka Sharma is a Psychologist and a Therapist with 15 years of experience in the counselling field. She has worked with all age groups starting from kids aged 2 years. She has also worked with NGOs, and various schools and organisations successfully.