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Metabolic & Mental Health Coach
On a mission to help people live long, healthy, & happy lives

04/08/2025

Most conflicts aren’t about the situation—they’re about the *expectations we never said out loud*.

Clear communication can save relationships, friendships, and even work partnerships.
Say what you need. Ask what they need. Stop fighting the silence.

01/08/2025

wears many faces through life. 💛

This Friendship Day, my tween son celebrating with his school friends made me pause and think about how the meaning of friendship changes as we grow.

As kids, friendship is simple.
It’s about the ones who wait for you at the school gate, share their tiffin, and make every game more fun.

Then we grow… and friendship becomes the late-night calls, the secrets and stories that can’t be shared with anyone else—because they would judge, but your friend never will.

And then, somewhere in our 40s, friendship takes a new shape.
We find friends in old relationships—
in our mom who now laughs at our silly rants,
in our dad who shares life advice over tea,
in our siblings who are the keepers of our shared childhood.

We build friendship with the partner we share life and kids with.
And the friends who stay? They become family.

The circle may get smaller…
but the friendships?
They grow deeper, truer, and far more precious.

Happy Friendship Day to every friend, in every form. 🌸

(P.S Kiddo gave me the first band and my world got so bright 😎)

28/07/2025

Thank you so much for inviting me to this energizing and insightful event.
It was a pleasure to dive into the minds of Gen Z and explore how they’re reshaping the wellness narrative—with a lot of heart, humor, and emotional fluency.

As a clinician, I believe our role today is evolving—we're no longer just advisors behind closed doors. We're becoming educators, translators, and much-needed filters in a world where wellness content is streaming 24/7 (often with conflicting hashtags!).
Gen Z challenges us to show up with clarity, empathy, and a strong Wi-Fi connection.

What stood out most to me is that while their tools and language might look different—therapy memes, boundaries, and BeReal over burnout—their intention isn’t.

Like every generation before them, they’re chasing a life that feels meaningful, light, connected, and happy.

They’re just doing it with more awareness and a great sense of humor -
Best wishes to each of you through your exciting paths.

I’m leaving with new perspectives, a smile, and maybe a few ideas for better content myself!

16/07/2025

Last week, we took a short break from the city — no packed itinerary, no buzzing notifications, just a quiet homestay tucked amidst the hills. I was geared to love the peace, the break, the time to myself. But the first evening, surrounded by stillness, you notice a bit of restlessness. It's surprising. The urge to check my phone, play music, scroll… it was almost reflexive.

Why does silence feel so unsettling?
Maybe coz We’ve grown used to a world that keeps our senses constantly occupied — flashing screens, endless chatter, background noise. It’s not just overstimulation, it’s a subtle way we numb ourselves.

But as the hours passed, the quiet began to feel different. The discomfort softened into clarity. I could hear my thoughts — the ones I usually drown out. I felt present, stripped of distractions.And science backs this up — even two minutes of silence can lower your blood pressure, heart rate, and cortisol levels. Silence isn’t just peaceful; it’s deeply healing.

That trip reminded me: silence isn’t empty, it’s honest. And it holds the space where we meet ourselves again.

If silence feels overwhelming for you, you’re not alone. Start small. A mindful pause. A moment of stillness. Healing often begins in the quiet we resist most.

07/07/2025

It started with a simple question from a counselee: “How do I decide and not regret it later?”

Regret can feel like quicksand — pulling you into spirals of “what ifs,” guilt, shame, and harsh self-judgment. And while those battling depression may feel it more deeply, regret is a very human emotion. In a world flooded with choices and perfection-fed social media images, it’s easy to feel we’re always falling short — not doing enough, not being enough.

But here's the thing about regret: it’s not the enemy. It’s actually a messenger.

Regret tells you what matters to you. It helps you course-correct, revise, and grow. It nudges you toward your values and the life you do want.

So what do you do with it?

Feel it. Don’t just spiral in "what ifs." Write it out, cry it out, speak it out.
Act where you can — say the sorry, send the message, make the change.
When you can’t go back, take the insight forward.
Put the past in context — you chose with the awareness and capacity you had then.
And choose your company wisely. Don’t get stuck co-ruminating.

Most of all, remember: You are more than one regret.
Life isn’t black and white — it’s growth, compassion, and learning in motion.

22/06/2025

That’s why mental and emotional support isn’t optional — it’s essential. 💛
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Treating the physical body without tending to the inner experience is like mopping a floor while the leak keeps dripping. You might manage the symptoms, but true healing stays out of reach.
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Because chronic illness doesn’t just affect your cells, joints, or organs.
It reshapes your identity.
It rewires your nervous system.
It challenges your emotions daily.
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That’s why at our approach to healing is not one-dimensional.
We address:
✨ the biology of your condition
🧠 the stories you’ve had to rewrite
💬 the grief that lives unspoken
🛑 the emotional exhaustion
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We create safe spaces for you to feel seen, heard, and supported — through therapy-informed tools, nervous system care, and holistic lifestyle practices.
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Because healing isn’t just about surviving. It’s about reclaiming yourself.
Body. Mind. Heart. Soul.
All of you deserves care. 🌿

19/06/2025

Many believe that a "healthy relationship" should feel peaceful all the time — no fights, no triggers, no emotional discomfort.
But the truth? Real, conscious relationships will sometimes feel uncomfortable — because they hold up a mirror.

Here’s what conflict in a healthy relationship can reveal:
- Unhealed wounds from the past (like abandonment or rejection fears)
- Poor coping mechanisms (like defensiveness, stonewalling, or people-pleasing)
- Our unmet emotional needs and hidden expectations

But here’s how a healthy relationship navigates that:
1. It creates space for dialogue instead of blame
2. It sees conflict as an invitation to understand, not punish
3. It supports each partner’s self-awareness and healing — not perfection

So why do we expect constant peace, smiles, and chemistry?
Because social media often shows only the highlight reel —
*Curated couple photos
*Matching outfits and romantic getaways
*Quotes about “finding your forever” that skip the work it takes to stay with your forever

But filtered love stories can condition us to:
— Feel shame when we face conflict
— Doubt a good relationship just because it isn’t always “picture-perfect”
— Keep chasing dopamine instead of doing deep emotional work

A strong relationship doesn’t mean no conflict — it means safe, loving ground where conflict leads to connection.
It’s not the perfection that makes a bond sacred — it’s the repair, resilience, and the raw honesty. 🌿

05/06/2025

✨ “It is no bad thing to celebrate a simple life.” – J.R.R. Tolkien

These moments don’t just happen; they ask for our presence, our effort, and our gratitude. 💛

It’s easy to take life for granted, rushing through it. But happiness? It often lives in the ordinary… if we choose to see it.

🌿 What’s one simple joy you celebrated today?

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