🗒️CASE STUDIES
❝ Sara was depressed and anxious when she visited Nitya Gurukula. She had trouble concentrating and falling asleep, as her father is an alcoholic, and her sibling has aggression issues. The mother unable to balance the family, has been overly accommodating to the needs of others. Sara was uncertain about her future, lost her confidence and wanted to quit her studies. Looking for love and affection, she felt that she had lost her childhood.
The psychological space provided during the counselling sessions allowed her to communicate her grief & painful experiences with her father and brother; she needed someone to understand her without passing judgement. With help from her counsellor, she gained understanding of her internal tensions and behavioural patterns, which enabled her to change her body language. Slowly, she began interacting comfortably with her family and encouraged them to have a family goal, which gave her settlement and hope in life. ❞
❝ As a chartered accountant, Naru was quiet & composed, with difficulties in making life decisions and focusing on goals. As a result, NG counsellor listened to his story and realized that he had toiled & survived through many ups & downs.
The primary issue he experienced was a deficit of love & bonding from his family & friends.
He was encouraged, guided and shown ways to nurture self, and not be so harsh on himself. His humanness was acknowledged & validated, which made him feel & sense his emotions. Slowly the focus was shifted to goal setting & professional progression.
By giving himself time & space, he began to heal and as a result, his perception of himself improved which continues to be reflected in his career. ❞
❝ Paru had recently recovered from a stroke which had turned her life upside down.
She had gone from being a caring, and supportive mother to being a doubtful and confused woman, requiring assistance from her children. Moreover, despite her medication, she still panicked and her doctor stated that everything would get better over time. But Paru’s insecurity and depression made her quite ill. In addition, she struggled with her decision whether to be with her daughter or return to her native village.
The counsellor stayed with her mindfully, carefully listening and assisted her in identifying the reason for her underlying struggles.
The cause of the problem it seemed, was she yearned for the connection she formerly shared with her son and daughter. As grownups, they now have their own responsibilities, in addition to taking care of their ailing parents. So NG counsellor used recognition & validation techniques, which guided the couple recognize their space and they now lead a happy life.
Paru’s daughter was happy and thanked Nitya Gurukula for helping to bring a healthy shift in the lives of her parents. ❞
Please note: Clients names changed to protect their identities