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Ahona Guha

Melbourne
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How We Relate by Ahona Guha

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By Ahona Guha
| Female.com.au
Understanding relationships isn't just about other people " it starts with understanding yourself and where you've come from. In How We Relate, clinical and forensic psychologist Dr Ahona Guha takes us on an illuminating journey through the psychology of human connection. Drawing from her many years of clinical experience, she reveals how our earliest relationships shape every connection we form " from family and friendships to romance and work.
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Lindsay Clancy’s case has drawn global attention, here’s what true crime lovers miss

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By Ahona Guha
| Cheek Media Co
Clinical and forensic psychologist Dr Ahona Guha has assessed and treated women who have killed their children or have attempted to do so. For many, these warning signs are missed, just as they might have been for Lindsay Clancy. All views in this piece are Dr Guha’s own. As a forensic psychologist and avid reader of crime fiction, I carefully track court cases that draw public attention. Rarely have I seen a case command global attention quite like Lindsay Clancy’s.
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Ali came to me seeking help for disordered eating. The real issue was a relationship built on control

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By Ahona Guha
| Inkl
‘He used her fears about being an inexperienced sexual partner to coerce her into a range of sexual acts,’ writes Dr Ahona Guha. Photograph: Gareth Fuller/PA Wire Ali* initially came to therapy for disordered eating. She was a young and diffident woman. She described recurrent cycles of restricted eating followed by attempts to exercise it away.
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