Vidushi Razdan

Vidushi Razdan is an experienced, affirmative counselling psychologist passionate about working with young adults. A graduate of TISS, Mumbai with a Master's in Applied Psychology, she has two years of work experience in the field. She takes on a collaborative approach in therapy, building safe and supportive spaces with her clients at her private practice, The Healing Space.

Besides work, Vidushi enjoys being in nature, reading and writing poetry, and listening to music!

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Love Maps: To Know You Is to Love You
Have you and your partner ever shared your fears or dreams? Do you also find yourself getting surprised at the things your partner enjoys as hobbies or what guilty pleasures they engage in?
Understanding Anxious Attachment Style in Relationships
It's possible for our attachment styles to change. Attachment styles are not fixed or permanent. They can be influenced by past experiences and can be modified through self-awareness, personal growth, and supportive relationships
Exploring Beyond the 5 Love Languages: Expert Shares
You may give and receive love in different ways, and in ways that are different from your partner’s. In a marriage, almost never do a husband and wife have the same language.
The Role of Friendship in Building a Healthy Relationship
When you are friends with your partner, you look forward to experiencing new things with them, you value what they have to say, and, perhaps most importantly, you feel safe with them.
The Love Language of Physical Touch: Let’s Go Beyond Sex
Expressions of physical touch don’t necessarily have to mean sexual intimacy. For individuals whose primary love language is physical touch, it plays a vital role in feeling loved and valued in a relationship.
Navigating Change in Relationship Together as a Couple
Both we as individuals and relationships are dynamic and will go through various transitions as time goes on. Whether it is career changes, living together, getting married, changing preferences, etc.
Removing the Guesswork From Your Relationship
Are you often left wondering what your partner is really thinking? Their needs, expectations and even how they feel towards you? What would make them happy and what could have upset them? 
Stonewalling – How To Break Down the Wall During Conflict
It is when one becomes emotionally distant or completely withdraws from the conversation. This might look like one has stopped responding, giving you the silent treatment, avoiding eye contact.