Shakti Heart and Soul Therapy & Coaching

Shakti Heart and Soul Therapy & Coaching I am a trauma-informed, s*x-positive, poly, and kink-friendly-affirmative psychotherapist, s*x therapist, and dating and relationship coach.

I am an advocate and a part of the LGBTQIA2S+ community in Austin, Texas. Shaina Singh, LCSW is a Licensed Psychotherapist and a Dating and Life Coach in Austin, TX. She has worked in the behavioral health field for over 8 years. In that time, she has provided counseling to couples, families, worked with victims of domestic violence, r**e, trauma, helped people enduring grief, counseled on healthy relationships, and dating dilemmas. Shaina's areas of specialty include::
Dating Coaching
Improving Dating Skills
Coming Out
LGBTQ issues- s*xuality & gender
Relationship Challenges
Transgender letter assessment and Transition support/counseling
Polyamory and Kink friendly
Grief
Life Coaching
Couples Counseling

White women don’t just benefit from white supremacy.They’re often the polished mouthpiece for it.From Karoline Leavitt t...
11/21/2025

White women don’t just benefit from white supremacy.
They’re often the polished mouthpiece for it.

From Karoline Leavitt to your local “I’m not political” PTA mom, white womanhood gets weaponized to soften the edges of violent policies—caging migrants, rolling back civil rights, attacking reproductive freedom, and punishing Black & Brown, q***r, trans, immigrant communities.

This isn’t about hating white women.
It’s about naming a system where whiteness + femininity are rewarded when they protect power.

If you’re a white woman reading this:
📌 Notice when your “relatable” voice is being used to sell oppression.
📌 Notice where you’re offered safety, access, and proximity to power in exchange for your silence.

And for the rest of us: you’re not imagining it.
The smiling cruelty, the gaslighting, the “nice” face on violent politics—that’s real.

Naming it is part of how we protect ourselves and each other.

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11/20/2025

Tiny habits. Big intimacy.
The truth is, most relationships aren’t saved by grand gestures — they’re strengthened in the smallest daily moments:

✨ A 6-second kiss.
✨ A check-in without phones.
✨ A simple “thank you” for the unglamorous stuff.
✨ A tiny moment of affection, offered freely.
✨ A weekly “How can I love you better?” that keeps you choosing each other on purpose.

If your relationship feels off, start small.
Nervous systems love consistency, tenderness, and tiny rituals of care. 💛

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*xtherapist

11/18/2025

You’re not “too sensitive” if the Epstein headlines are wrecking your nervous system.

When powerful people in the White House and this administration delay the release of the full truth, it doesn’t just feel political. For many survivors, it feels familiar: powerful men protecting each other while those who were harmed are left waiting, doubting, re-living.

If your body is buzzing, tense, numb, angry, nauseous, or exhausted every time you see “Epstein” or “flight logs” in the news—that’s not drama. That’s your nervous system recognizing danger, betrayal, and injustice.

Some gentle reminders if this is activating for you:

You’re allowed to mute, block, scroll past, and opt out.

You’re allowed to believe your body, even when the world gaslights survivors.

You’re allowed to reach out and say, “This is getting under my skin. Can I share for a minute?”

You don’t owe the news your nervous system.
You owe yourself care, boundaries, and spaces that believe you. 💛

If this is hitting home, you’re not alone in it.

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11/17/2025

Courage isn’t always loud.
Sometimes it’s survivors telling the truth over and over while powerful people try to shut them down.

Watching the Epstein survivors stay in the public eye, keep speaking, keep demanding accountability—even while being threatened and picked apart—is witnessing bravery in real time. They’re saying: you don’t get to define what happened to me.

If you’re a survivor, whether or not your story is public, you’re part of that same lineage of resistance. Every boundary you set, every time you choose safety, every tiny act of caring for your body—that is courage.

From one survivor heart to another: your healing is not small or insignificant. It matters. And it’s part of building a world where survivors write the story, not the abusers. 💛

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11/15/2025

🗣️ Release the Epstein files.

This isn’t about curiosity—it’s about collective trauma work.

From a therapist lens, it’s the same pattern every time:
vile men protected, survivors doubted, systems gaslighting the nervous system of an entire culture.

Trump’s name has been there the whole time—in the photos, in the logs—while survivors get cross-examined harder than predators ever are.

If we care about healing justice, we have to stop cushioning powerful men with our silence, our doubt, our ‘let’s not get political.’

Release the files.
Truth-telling is treatment. Accountability is care.
We believe survivors—and we’re done protecting them.

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11/10/2025

If any of these hit… it’s not you. It’s the scripts you were handed.

Decolonizing desire = letting your body lead again—slowly, gently, truthfully. 🪷

Save this for later and share with someone unlearning, too.

Which one landed the hardest (1–5)? ⬇️

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11/06/2025

Being married to a Brown woman doesn’t make you anti-racist. Ask JD Vance. 😒

Therapist lens: Being in an in*******al relationship doesn’t rewrite conditioning. The JD & Usha Vance example shows how proximity can coexist with racial harm—amplifying rumors, downplaying racist “jokes,” avoiding consistent public stands.

Allyship looks like: public risks, learning with other white folks, receiving feedback without defensiveness, aligning votes/policies with values, and protecting your partner even when it costs social capital.

Bottom line: Proximity isn’t solidarity—consistent action is. Save for conversations that matter.



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10/30/2025

When someone says “my s*x drive is gone,” I often ask,
what if it’s not low libido—what if it’s low safety?

Sometimes your body’s saying:
🩶 I’m tired.
🩶 I need to feel close before I can feel turned on.
🩶 I don’t feel safe enough to relax right now.

Desire doesn’t vanish; it just hides until the body feels safe again.

Your body isn’t broken — it’s communicating. 💗

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10/25/2025

The circle was never back’d. 🌀
Therapist brain.exe has stopped working 💻

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10/23/2025

Our s*xual scripts weren’t written by us.
They were shaped by systems that taught us who’s allowed to want — and who’s expected to please.

Decolonizing desire is asking, what does pleasure look like when it’s mine again?

Your desire isn’t dirty. It’s been distorted.
Reclaim it. 🔥

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10/22/2025

✨ Light isn’t the absence of darkness—it’s the courage to keep shining through it. 🪔

Each Diwali, I’m reminded that light isn’t the absence of darkness—it’s the courage to keep shining through it.

As a therapist, I see this every day—
the resilience of the human spirit,
the tiny flickers of hope that refuse to go out,
even when life feels heavy.

In the world around us, the darkness feels loud—
injustice, division, grief.
But light has always been an act of resistance.

Every time we choose empathy over apathy,
truth over silence,
healing over harm—
we keep that light alive.

May we all find our own lamps this season—
the rituals, people, and practices that remind us who we are.

May our light not only warm us,
but also guide others home. ✨

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