by Ravi | Feb 15, 2021 | psychoanalysis
Do birth plans empower or disempower women. Unfortunately, this issue is far from clear. Here at WellSpeaking, I am seeing more women and couples reporting a birth experience that did not meet their expectations and in more complex cases lead to feelings of birth...
by Ravi | Dec 6, 2020 | Trauma
For many, Christmas is synonymous with family and festivity. But for those navigating trauma or strained family dynamics, it can be a season of profound discomfort, dread, or even re-traumatization. When the world expects “joy and peace,” the reality of a...
by Ravi | Nov 3, 2020 | Research, Trauma
The Silent Witness: Acknowledging Partner Birth Trauma We often describe pregnancy and birth as an emotional rollercoaster, but our focus is almost exclusively on the birthing parent. While understandable, this leaves a significant gap in our care: the partner’s...
by Ravi | Oct 4, 2020 | psychoanalysis
We are currently witnessing a cultural renaissance of language. In contemporary society, personal pronouns have become a gateway to respect, inclusion, and deeper psychological understanding. But why are we suddenly so focused on these small words? It is because...
by Ravi | Sep 16, 2020 | Treatment
One of the most frequent questions I hear is: “How are you different from a Psychiatrist or a Psychologist?” It is an excellent question. The answer depends entirely on how you view your struggles and what kind of transformation you are seeking. Here is a...
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