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

This blog is about the untold side of the Narcissus myth-the grief of the lake who was never seen. Drawing from Paulo Coelho’s retelling in The Alchemist, we explore how emotional invisibility, unreciprocated love, and low self-worth manifest in modern relationships. It's for anyone who has poured into others only to lose sight of themselves. At SEVEE, we help you stop grieving your reflection-and start seeing your true self.

Narcissistic relationships often distort reality by replacing simple emotional needs with grand gestures that confuse and silence the survivor. This blog by Parita Sharma explores how survivors lose touch with their own needs and how SEVEE offers a safe space to reclaim clarity, trust, and healing.

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...

In therapy, not every client comes to heal. Some come to be heard, validated — but not changed. A Therapist’s Dilemma explores the emotional tension when both sides of a relationship play the victim, twist facts, and seek control instead of connection. When truth becomes fragmented and the therapist is caught in secrecy and blame, boundaries become the only way forward. This is where RA:WON unveils.

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.

Parts: A Psychological Perspective Curiosity about private body parts among 5-year-olds is completely normal  and part of their cognitive...