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On World Sexual Health Day, we share a raw, impromptu skit about two girls in love — and the heartbreak of walking away. This blog explores love, loss, and the silences LGBTQ+ voices often carry. Because what we had was real.

Understand transference and countertransference in therapy: who coined these terms, why they matter, and how they can be used to deepen healing.

This blog is for therapist and clinicians, or anyone who is interested in psychology. Learn what projective identification is, how it acts like a self-fulfilling prophecy, and how it plays out in therapy and relationships.

Wondering how often is sex okay? This warm, all-ages guide unpacks the real answer behind frequency, consent, and emotional intimacy — without shame. Written by Parita Sharma for SEVEE.

When a loved one threatens self-harm, it’s easy to feel responsible. But are you really helping — or surrendering? This blog by SEVEE helps you understand the difference and reclaim your emotional clarity.

This blog Parita shares some personal anecdotes with parenting oops. Explore hormonal alignment with dopamine, serotonin, oxytocin, and endorphins. Build emotional clarity, personal anecdotes and through sensory rituals.

This blog is about: Understanding the psychological tactic called future faking — when someone makes big promises about the future just to get emotional control in the present. This blog helps you name the pattern, recognize the red flags, and begin reclaiming your truth.

This blog is about how children and teens can cope when their parents are fighting, cheating, or getting divorced. It speaks about guilt, shame, sibling roles, and how therapy can help you emotionally survive what you didn’t choose. https://www.sevee.care/

This blog is about - kabhi socha hai series by Parita “Delulu is the Solulu” may be trending, but is it truly helping? Discover how delusion affects mental health, relationships, and identity — and how therapy can guide you toward clarity and healing.

Reframing your values can help you uncover which beliefs are truly yours and which are conditioning. Learn how therapy helps you find emotional clarity and redefine your life.

Understanding Love Bombing: When Attention Isn't Affection Love bombing is one of the most confusing emotional tactics used in toxic and narcissistic relationships. At first, it feels like a dream — intense affection, endless compliments, rapid promises. But soon, that dream becomes disorienting. This blog explores what love bombing really is, why it happens, what it leads to, and how to spot the red flags before the crash.

Mental health support for desis in California - blog is written by Parita Sharma - a Montessori directress, Therapist and mother who lived in USA for 10 years. It explores the emotional struggles of Desis in California, especially ABCDs and diaspora families, and introduces SEVEE as a premium, emotionally safe therapy space rooted in shared culture and human connection.

This blog explores how narcissists feed on emotional responses to feel in control. Through the story of Anaya and Aarav, we learn how narcissistic supply works, what it looks like, and how to reclaim your peac

"Giving is beautiful, but not when it empties you. Many stay in one-sided relationships because giving feels like purpose. But when love isn’t returned, it leads to silent burnout. If you feel unseen, unheard, or doubting yourself—pause. This isn’t balance; it’s self-abandonment. You deserve reciprocity. You deserve peace. SEVEE is here when you're ready to choose yourself."

Perception is immediate sensing — jo dikha, suna, mehsoos kiya us moment mein. Perspective is a mental frame - shaped by tumhara past, tumhare beliefs, aur

Toxic relationships don’t always show bruises. They quietly erode your self-worth, make you doubt your reality, and trap you mentally

It sounds calm, but something feels off. “You’re always right.” is not love—it’s control. Let’s name the quiet ways RA:WON manipulates.

What we see isn’t always the truth. Perception said: “This is real.” Perspective said: “Wait. There’s more.” Reality? It was something else altogether.

Woh badla hai, ya phir badla hai ? For a narcissist, it’s never transformation - it’s a reset button. Not a reboot. The person is the...

name your feelings, because Aristotle was right, “Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom.” Lao Tzu also said, “Knowing others is intelligence; knowing yourself is true wisdom.