Aanchal Agrawal
Aanchal Agrawal is a mother, a psychotherapist, and a special educator. She is a gold medallist in psychology from Benaras Hindu University. She is interested in removing taboos regarding mental illness and aims to spread awareness about child development.
Kleptomania: Sticky little fingers
What can you do when you discover that your kid can’t resist the urge to steal?
Sleepwalking: Midnight’s children
Are your child’s nightly strolls keeping you up? Aanchal Agarwal tells you how to handle your little sleepwalker with ease
Are you missing “me”?
If you aren't getting any personal space, create it. We've got some ideas...
A psychotherapist mom’s diary
Not all mothers have it same. Not because all children are different, but because for some, their choice of profession casts a shadow on their motherhood
No means no: Curing terminal niceness
Too nice for your own good? Learn to be firm and say no
Managing hypochondriasis
"Oh my god! I think it's cancer." Hypochondriacs jump to such conclusions at the slightest sign of irregularity in their body. The problem is, they truly believe it
Pause and effect: Dealing with menopause
Menopause is inevitable: accept it, prepare for it, and carry on happily
Back to square one
No matter what happens to you, you can restore your natural state of being calm and peaceful