E-Psychologist

E-Psychologist I am practicing clinical psychologist since 1999. I provide online psychotherapy for stress, depression, anxiety etc.

I provide online psychotherapy services for stress. Stress is a psychological and physiological response to a perceived or real threat or challenge. It triggers the body's "fight or flight" response, releasing hormones such as cortisol and adrenaline that help prepare the body to respond to the perceived threat. Chronic stress can have negative effects on mental and physical health, and can lead to conditions such as anxiety and depression. The experience of stress is subjective and varies from person to person, depending on their perception, resources, and ability to cope with the stressor. I provide online psychotherapy services for anxiety. Anxiety is a normal and often healthy emotion characterized by feelings of nervousness, worry, and unease. However, when feelings of anxiety become intense, overwhelming, or interfere with daily activities, it may be a sign of an anxiety disorder. Anxiety disorders are a group of mental health conditions characterized by excessive, irrational fear and avoidance of certain situations or objects. Common types of anxiety disorders include generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), panic disorder, social anxiety disorder, and specific phobias. I provide online psychotherapy services for depression. Depression is a mental health condition characterized by persistent feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and a lack of interest or pleasure in activities. It is a complex condition that affects mood, thoughts, behavior, and physical health. Symptoms of depression can include a persistent low or sad mood, loss of energy and motivation, sleep and appetite changes, feelings of worthlessness and guilt, difficulty concentrating, and thoughts of su***de. Depression can be caused by a combination of biological, psychological, and environmental factors. Treatment for depression often includes a combination of medication, therapy, and lifestyle changes, and may vary based on the severity and cause of the depression. I provide online psychotherapy services for familial issues. The term "familial" is used to describe something that is related to or characteristic of a family. In psychology, the term is often used to describe the influence of family background and experiences on an individual's development and behavior. Familial factors can include genetics, parenting styles, family dynamics, and family culture, and can play a role in shaping an individual's personality, values, beliefs, and mental health. Understanding familial influences can be important in the diagnosis and treatment of mental health conditions and in creating supportive and positive family environments. I provide online psychotherapy services for phobia. A phobia is an intense and irrational fear of a specific object, situation, or activity. Phobias can interfere with daily activities and quality of life and may cause significant distress. People with phobias will go to great lengths to avoid the object of their fear, even if it means limiting their daily activities and interactions. Common types of phobias include social phobia (fear of social situations), agoraphobia (fear of open spaces), and specific phobias (fear of specific objects or situations, such as spiders, flying, or needles). Phobias can be treated with therapy, such as exposure therapy or cognitive-behavioral therapy, and medication, such as anti-anxiety medication. I provide online psychotherapy services for OCD. OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder) is a mental health condition characterized by recurring intrusive thoughts (obsessions) and repetitive behaviors or mental acts (compulsions) performed in an attempt to alleviate anxiety or distress caused by the obsessions. The compulsions performed are not pleasurable, but instead provide temporary relief from the distress caused by the obsessions. Common obsessions include fear of contamination, symmetry or orderliness, and unwanted violent or sexual thoughts. Common compulsions include excessive cleaning and hand washing, counting and checking, and repeated mental acts such as silent prayers or counting. I provide online psychotherapy services for down syndrome. Down syndrome affects cognitive and intellectual development, causing intellectual disability. People with Down syndrome may also experience developmental delays, language and speech difficulties, and difficulties with memory, attention, and learning. However, with appropriate support and intervention, individuals with Down syndrome can lead fulfilling and productive lives. I provide online psychotherapy services for sleep disorders. Sleep disorders are disruptions to the normal patterns of sleep. They can be caused by a variety of psychological and physical factors, including stress, anxiety, depression, medical conditions, and lifestyle habits. Sleep disorders can include insomnia (difficulty sleeping), sleep apnea (repeated pauses in breathing during sleep), restless leg syndrome (uncomfortable sensations in legs during rest), and narcolepsy (excessive daytime sleepiness)

People tend to remember emotionally charged events better than neutral ones — a phenomenon known as the “emotional memor...
23/09/2025

People tend to remember emotionally charged events better than neutral ones — a phenomenon known as the “emotional memory effect.”
This is because strong emotions (like fear, joy, anger, or sadness) trigger the amygdala, which enhances the brain’s ability to encode and consolidate memories. That’s why you might vividly remember where you were during a major life event, but forget what you ate for lunch last Tuesday.

12/09/2025

The Power of Words :

Words have the power to build or break us. They can encourage or discourage, and even change our lives. Our conversations with others and ourselves shape our thoughts and reality.

Types of Conversations:

1. Conversations with others
2. Conversations with ourselves (self-talk)

The Impact of Self-Talk :

Our thoughts and words influence our minds. Repeating negative thoughts can harm us, while positive affirmations can empower us.

Word power teaches us to:

1. Use positive language
2. Control and improve our thoughts
3. Transform our self-talk and personality
4. Enhance our body language and non-verbal communication

Benefits of positive words /talk :

1. Reduce stress and anxiety.
2. Boost confidence.
3. Improve relationships.
4. Achieve success in work and education.
5. Develop positive habits and thoughts.
6. Brings self
awareness
and self
control.

Change Your Life :

"Change your words, change your life."
Aneeqa shah
Clinical psychologist.

25/08/2025

Navigating Emotional Connections:

People often welcome emotional understanding until it demands accountability or forces them to confront uncomfortable realities. When empathy requires more than just surface-level sympathy, some may retreat. They might resist deeper understanding if it challenges their apathy, denial, or self-centeredness.

The Complexity of Meaningful Relationships
Not everyone is open to genuine emotional connection, which can involve confronting hidden emotions and taking responsibility for one's actions. Some individuals prefer shallow relationships over meaningful, potentially challenging discussions.

Understanding Others' Reactions
Recognizing that others' responses often reflect their own limitations and fears can help you approach relationships with empathy and clarity. This self-awareness allows you to navigate complex interactions more effectively, without taking others' reactions personally.
Aneeqa shah.

08/08/2025

Overthinking and Sleep:

A Common Challenge
Overthinking is one of the common reasons people struggle with sleep. While the body is tired, the mind remains active, caught up in thoughts about the past, worries about the future, or random ideas. If you're experiencing this, don't worry. There's a simple and natural method to calm your mind and drift off to sleep.

A Simple Technique for Better Sleep
1. Lie down in a comfortable position and close your eyes.
2. Take three long, deep breaths.
3. Focus your attention on your breath, feeling the sensation of the air entering and leaving your body.
4. For the next 11 minutes, maintain your focus on your breath. Don't try to control it; just observe it.
5. If thoughts arise, gently bring your attention back to your breath.

Why This Technique Works
This exercise is effective because it shifts your focus from distracting thoughts to the present moment. As your mind concentrates on your breath:
- Your nervous system relaxes.
- Your body becomes more relaxed.
- Your mind slows down.

The Power of Mindfulness
You don't need to fight your thoughts. Simply focus on your breath and let your mind observe quietly. With practice, you'll find that sleep comes more easily. Try this technique tonight and see how focusing on your breath can bring you peace and rest.
Clinical psychologist.
Aneeqa shah.

HOPE :*The Harvard Experiment*In 1950, Harvard University conducted a fascinating experiment involving rats placed in a ...
11/07/2025

HOPE :

*The Harvard Experiment*
In 1950, Harvard University conducted a fascinating experiment involving rats placed in a jar half-filled with water. The rats struggled to stay afloat, but just as they began to lose hope and succumb to drowning, they were rescued.

*The First Round*
During the initial round, the rats' struggle to survive lasted approximately 15 minutes. After this point, they would typically give up and start to drown.

*The Second Round*
However, when the rats were given a brief respite and then placed back in the jar, their determination to survive astonishingly persisted for 60 hours.

*The Power of Hope*
This experiment highlights the extraordinary power of hope, which can enable individuals to tap into reservoirs of strength and resilience they never knew they had. Hope empowers us to hold onto our dreams and aspirations.

*The Meaning of Hope*
Hope is about holding onto our dreams and not letting them fade away, even in the darkest of times. It's the driving force that helps us navigate challenges and stay motivated.

11/07/2025

*Finding Balance in the Pursuit of Success*

As you strive for success, remember to prioritize peace and balance in your life. True fulfillment comes not just from achievements and recognition, but from nurturing your mind, heart, and spirit.

*Key Elements of a Balanced Life*
- *Ambition and contentment*: Pursue your goals while appreciating what you already have.
- *Work and rest*: Balance your professional and personal life to avoid burnout.
- *Speaking and listening*: Communicate effectively and empathetically.

*Defining True Success*
True success is characterized by:

- *A calm mind*: Inner peace and serenity.
- *A grateful heart*: Appreciation for life's blessings and experiences.
- *Aligned actions*: Living in accordance with your values and principles.

*Reflection and Realignment*
Take time to:

- *Pause*: Reflect on your journey and priorities.
- *Reflect*: Evaluate your progress and goals.
- *Realign*: Adjust your path to ensure it aligns with your values and aspirations.

*Growing with Purpose*
Your purpose is not just a distant goal; it is cultivated through:

- *Daily choices*: Mindful decisions that reflect your values.
- *Kindness*: Treating others with compassion and empathy.
- *Resilience*: Overcoming challenges with strength and determination.
- *Authenticity*: Staying true to yourself and your values.

*Staying Grounded*
As you grow and evolve, remember to:

- *Stay rooted*: Maintain a sense of stability and balance.
- *Nurture your well-being*: Prioritize your physical, emotional, and mental health.

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MRS. SHAH

The author is Clinical Psychologist with over 14 years of multi disciplinary experience. Adult Psychiatry: Drug Addiction, Neurotics & Psychotics. Child Psychiatry, Speech Therapy , Rehabilitation of Chronic Psychotics Drug Rehabilitation training Patient Supervision at the Clinical Center General: Depression, Anxiety disorders, Stress management, panic disorder, Trauma, Grief, Women’s issues, Career counseling, Anger management, stress management, Panic disorder, Management Social skills, Stress in the workplace.