In this article, Anushtha Mishra (M.Sc. in Counseling Psychology), who specializes in trauma, relationship issues, depression, anxiety, grief, and loneliness, explores the reasons for relationship problems and throws light on why some bonds flourish while others falter. Let’s delve into the intricacies of love to gain a deeper understanding of our relationship with our partner.
To understand this beautiful ballad of finding and celebrating love in the later stages of life, this article sheds light on the statistics of finding love in one’s 40s, misconceptions surrounding it, along with practical tips to maximize your chances of falling in love after 40.
What does the term gaslighting even mean? Is gaslighting unintentional ever? In this article, Anushtha Mishra (MSc. Counseling Psychology) sheds light on these concerns, along with the psychology of gaslighting and insights on how to deal with it.
Assessing deal breakers in a relationship is a great way to aim for healthy romantic dynamics and escape unpleasant to toxic situations.
It is bittersweet to ponder over why do people fall out of love. I have noticed that when couples lose the spark of the honeymoon phase, which they thought would last a lot longer, certain underlying themes contribute to the disconnection and broken-down love. Read further to learn more about it.
Despite knowing the fate most rebound relationships are met with, it can be hard to resist the temptation when you feel consumed by the pain of heartbreak. The prevalence of these relationships begs the question – do these relationships work, how long after a breakup is considered a rebound, and usually what happens when a rebound relationship ends? In this article, find answers to these.
The signs of an emotionally abusive relationship are all over it only you need to understand it. It could be emotional, physical or financial abuse, we give you 20 signs to understand it.
In this article, trauma-informed counseling psychologist Anushtha Mishra (MSc, Counseling Psychology), who specializes in providing therapy for concerns such as trauma, relationship issues, depression, anxiety, grief, and loneliness among others, writes about how you can make your marriage work as a woman and shares tips on how you can be a better wife and improve your marriage.
Read on to know about what controlling behavior is, how to recognize it, and how to cope with it.
Do you find it hard to trust your partner, are jealous most of the time, and feel the need to snoop? You’re likely being possessive in your relationship. It’s imperative then to learn how to stop being possessive since it only hurts your relationship and makes it fragile. Your feelings of insecurity and mistrust triggering this possessiveness could be stemming from past experiences, including relationship history and how those relationships unfolded.
