Nishu Joshi

Nishu Joshi holds an MA in Psychology, a Diploma in Basics of Counselling, and is a Certified CBT Coach Practitioner. She speaks English and Hindi fluently. She has worked with clients ranging in age from adolescents to adults, mostly applying client-centered therapy, CBT, and REBT with an eclectic approach. She believes "your mental health does not get better by chance; it gets better by change.”

When not working, she spends her time reading, watching series, being in nature, and colouring.

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Recent Articles

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Why Do I Feel Unhappy in My Relationship?

Catching yourself thinking, "Why am I unhappy in my relationship?" You aren't alone. Explore the root causes of relationship dissatisfaction and actionable steps to find clarity.

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Is It Normal to Miss Being Single While in a Relationship?

Dive into understanding whether missing being single while in a relationship is normal to experience, and why people sometimes miss single life, what it may mean, and how to navigate doubts in a relationship with healthy communication and support.

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Is It Normal to Feel Lonely in a Relationship? Understanding Emotional Loneliness

Feeling lonely in a relationship? Discover why emotional loneliness happens, what causes relationship dissatisfaction, and practical ways to reconnect and rebuild intimacy.

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Red Flags in a Relationship You Might be Ignoring

This blog dives into exploring relationship red flags that often appear as normal relationship problems, understand unhealthy relationship signs and when therapy or support may help.

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Why Couples Fight About the Same Things Over and Over: A Compassionate Guide

Tired of having the same argument? Discover why couples fight the same things over and over. Learn how unresolved issues and feeling unheard lead to recurring arguments couples face, and how to stop repeated conflicts to build a healthier, more emotionally connected relationship.

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People-Pleasing in Relationships: Why It Causes Resentment

People-pleasing may look like kindness in relationships, but it often leads to emotional exhaustion and hidden resentment. Learn why it happens, how it affects intimacy, and what psychology research says about healthy boundaries.