Healing Hunnies Social
Healing Hunnies Social
Podcast Description
Healing Hunnies is the go-to podcast for modern women ready to ditch the emotional overload and step into their soft era, without losing their power. Hosted by licensed therapist and mental health advocate Ayushi Sanjay Acharya, this show blends real talk with real tools to help you navigate relationships, boundaries, self-worth, and healing. Whether you're unlearning perfectionism, recovering from burnout, or just craving a life that feels lighter—you’re in the right place.
Come for the insight, stay for the sisterhood. Your healing era starts n
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on personal development, mental health, and cultural challenges specifically faced by modern women. Episodes cover topics such as generational trauma in 'Heal It So You Don’t Repeat It', redefining self-care in 'Not Fine, Just Conditioned', and the complexities of discussing mental health in South Asian families in 'Too Strong to Struggle?'. The overarching theme promotes emotional healing, setting boundaries, and empowering women to reclaim their narratives.
Healing Hunnies is the go-to podcast for modern women ready to ditch the emotional overload and step into their soft era, without losing their power. Hosted by licensed therapist and mental health advocate Ayushi Sanjay Acharya, this show blends real talk with real tools to help you navigate relationships, boundaries, self-worth, and healing. Whether you’re unlearning perfectionism, recovering from burnout, or just craving a life that feels lighter—you’re in the right place.
Come for the insight, stay for the sisterhood. Your healing era starts n
In this conversation, Nikita, a licensed marriage and family therapist, shares her insights on therapy, particularly within the South Asian community. She discusses her journey to becoming a therapist, the unique challenges faced by her clients, including perfectionism, anxiety, and cultural stigma. Nikita emphasizes the importance of self-care for therapists, the role of family dynamics in mental health, and the significance of community support. The conversation also touches on grief, identity, and the evolving landscape of mental health awareness among South Asians.
Takeaways
Nikita specializes in anxiety, grief, chronic illness, and self-esteem.
Cultural stigma around mental health is prevalent in South Asian communities.
Perfectionism often stems from self-expectations rather than external pressures.
Younger clients are more self-aware and articulate about their emotions.
Shame and secrecy can hinder mental health discussions in families.
Group therapy can help reduce feelings of isolation among clients.
The geriatric population is often underestimated in their receptiveness to therapy.
Family dynamics play a crucial role in shaping individual mental health.
Setting boundaries is essential for self-care and mental well-being.
Community support among South Asian therapists is growing and vital.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Therapy and Cultural Perspectives
02:32 Navigating Perfectionism and Anxiety in South Asian Clients
05:26 The Role of Shame and Secrecy in Mental Health
08:21 Group Therapy Dynamics and Geriatric Experiences
10:52 Cultural Strengths and Family Support in Therapy
13:38 Self-Care Strategies for Therapists
16:46 Grief Beyond Death: Identity and Cultural Expectations
19:43 Setting Boundaries: Time and Energy Management
22:50 The Impact of Family Dynamics on Therapy
25:39 Family of Origin Work: Understanding Patterns
28:30 The Rewards of Therapy: Connection and Growth
31:32 The Rise of South Asian Therapists and Community Building
34:48 Self-Soothing Techniques and Practical Strategies
Keywords:
therapy, South Asian mental health, perfectionism, anxiety, shame, geriatric therapy, self-care, grief, identity, boundaries
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