Disha is a mental health, counselling and wellness centre located at Saket Nagar, Indore, India.
At Disha, Prachi Agrawal is the founder and chief clinical psychologist. Counseling, psychotherapy and psychological assessment and group workshops on various issues and topics of relevance are the main focus of Disha.
20/02/2026
Feeling guilty or physically uncomfortable when you try to set a boundary? You’re not broken — you’re human. In my new post I explain why shifting from “people-pleaser” to boundary-holder can feel like your nervous system is protesting, and how to start making small, sustainable changes that protect your wellbeing. Read more: https://wix.to/kNBY2IN
As a psychologist, I often see clients struggle not with understanding boundaries but with feeling allowed to have them. If you have spent years being the reliable one, the accommodating one, the emotionally available one, then suddenly saying “no” can feel almost physically uncomfortable. This ...
18/02/2026
Feeling that quiet voice asking, “Is it just me…?” You’re not alone. Our new piece explores how self-doubt can be an early sign of emotional overwhelm — and why listening sooner can change everything. Read: https://wix.to/yckj20O
Self-doubt isn’t always a personality trait. Sometimes it’s the first flicker of emotional overwhelm.The earliest whisper of unmet needs.The quiet signal that you’ve been carrying too much, for too long. So if you find yourself asking,“Is it just me…?” Pause. What if it’s not just you?...
13/02/2026
Ever lie awake while your brain replays every awkward moment and future worry on loop? You’re not alone. Our new blog “When Your Mind Doesn’t Let You Switch Off” breaks down racing thoughts, mental overload, and simple strategies to calm your mind before bed. Read it now and take back your nights → https://wix.to/5FXlS8v
Understanding Racing Thoughts and Mental OverloadIt’s 11:47 p.m.Your body is tired. Your eyes burn. You turn off the lights.And then your brain says, “Perfect. Let’s review every awkward thing you’ve ever said.”Or maybe it replays tomorrow’s to-do list.Or invents worst-case scenarios.Or ...
10/02/2026
You don’t have to be strong all the time. 🌿
Feeling like you must hold everything together? That pressure can be exhausting. Our latest post explores why vulnerability is human, not weak — and how asking for support is part of healing. Read more and give yourself permission to breathe: https://wix.to/4lY74T7
Vulnerability is not a failure, it’s a human needSomewhere along the way, many of us learned that being strong means holding it all together. Not crying. Not needing help. Not slowing down. We’re praised for resilience, independence, and endurance—but rarely taught what to do when being “str...
06/02/2026
Feeling like rest is out of reach? Rest isn’t a reward — it’s a biological and emotional need. When you’ve been strong for too long, pausing can feel impossible. Read our short piece on why rest feels hard when you’re mentally tired and how to begin giving yourself permission to slow down. https://wix.to/zrInggh
Rest isn’t a reward for productivity—it’s a biological and emotional need. When rest feels difficult, it’s often because you’ve been strong for too long without space to recover. At Disha Mental Health and Wellness, we offer a place to slow down, regulate, and relearn rest without pressure...
05/02/2026
Executives can look successful on paper — and still feel stuck, exhausted, and unfulfilled. Our latest article explores this silent crisis: what causes it, how it affects leaders and organisations, and practical steps to move forward. Read more and start the conversation about healthier leadership. https://wix.to/6mzmmoH
Executives often appear to have it all: impressive titles, high incomes, and the respect of their peers. Yet beneath this surface of success, many feel trapped in a silent crisis. They are stuck in their roles, unable to move forward or find satisfaction despite their achievements. This hidden strug...
04/02/2026
Feeling stuck in the anxious-avoidant cycle with your partner? Read Psychologist Prachi Agrawal’s practical guide to understand the pattern, why it keeps repeating, and clear steps to build secure, trusting relationships. A 3-minute read that could change how you connect. https://wix.to/0oOmMl0
Breaking free from the anxious-avoidant trap leads to more secure, satisfying relationships. Partners learn to meet each other’s needs without losing themselves. This creates a foundation of trust, respect, and emotional safety.
31/01/2026
Anxiety isn't always a sudden panic — it can be quiet, persistent, and wearing. Overthinking, restlessness, and constant worry are common signs that deserve attention. Read more about recognizing these less obvious symptoms and how to seek support: https://wix.to/1eqfoeu
Anxiety often gets mistaken for panic attacks, but it can show up in many different ways. Not everyone who struggles with anxiety experiences sudden, intense panic. Sometimes, anxiety appears as persistent overthinking, restlessness, or constant worry that quietly wears down a person’s well-being....
22/01/2026
New blog: The Hidden Signs That Reveal Someone’s Attachment Style — a short, compassionate guide to understanding the adaptations behind how we connect. Learn how recognizing patterns can lead to safety, trust, and deeper relationships. Read more: https://wix.to/VJD7mnL
Attachment styles are not flaws—they are adaptations. They developed to help you survive and stay connected in earlier environments. With the right support, those same systems can learn new ways of creating safety, closeness, and trust. If relationships feel confusing or emotionally draining, you ...
13/01/2026
Are your conversations building connection or burning bridges? Discover the science behind tone, timing, and the emotions beneath words in our latest post. Learn practical ways to communicate that bring people closer — not further apart. Read more: https://wix.to/Ck0FQ9p
Communication is more than words. It’s tone, timing, facial expressions, silence, and the emotional meaning beneath what’s said. Many relationship struggles, whether with partners, family, friends, or colleague,s don’t begin with a lack of care, but with repeated moments of miscommunication.Un...
09/01/2026
Have you ever felt like everyone else is achieving their milestones while you seem to be standing still? It’s time to address those feelings and navigate through the comparison trap. Read more: https://wix.to/ZDodKAX
Have you ever scrolled through social media, attended a reunion, or simply talked to a friend and been hit with a sudden, sinking thought: “Everyone else’s life seems to be on track. They’re achieving milestones, growing, moving forward… and I’m just… stuck.”
05/01/2026
Feeling stuck despite knowing what to do? You're not alone. Anxiety, fear, and self-doubt can create invisible barriers that prevent us from moving forward. Learn why knowing isn't enough and how to break free from these barriers. Check out the full article [here](https://wix.to/9TyBOpA and start your journey to overcoming self-doubt!
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Welcome to Disha Mental Health and Wellness Centre!
Disha Mental Health and Wellness Centre began as a psychological counseling and training centre, aimed at reaching out to more people and incorporating more professionals. Disha is a place where individuals are free to explore themselves in a non-demanding, non-judgmental atmosphere and examine their emotional needs, blocks and solutions to their difficulties. The psychotherapists here are compassionate facilitators of this process.
At Disha, we believe in dealing with perspectives and not just problems. We understand that different people come to us with different understandings of life and different needs. Hence we use an eclectic range of psychotherapies from solution-oriented to insight-oriented to holistic meditative approaches, depending on what the individuals coming to us are comfortable with. We may combine several psychotherapy methods or use different methods at different stages of therapy, integrating them completely to form a meaningful whole.
We see people for what they are primarily- with their struggles, their deeply ingrained habits and behavior patterns, their needs and their understanding of life. Hence the counseling we offer, in addition to being solution-oriented in the present, is aimed at effecting a holistic change which the individual himself initiates and which generalizes to most other stressful situations in the present and in the future.
We see counseling as a process that develops positive coping skills and leads to long-term happier states of being and existing.