About Millin Sangha Gujral
You are reading about a wholistic therapist who employs multiple modalities or methods to encourage physical, emotional and mental wellbeing of an individual. This is because of her strong trust in the fact that no modality is absolute and healing is always facilitated by different approaches, than to work and trust only through one method in an isolated manner. A thorough healing that runs its complete course, and reaches to attain the level of a final closure is born out of diverse principles and propositions. You just cannot pause and rely on a single technique and expect a single way to work fully on everyone. Humans may look alike in generality, yet deep inside none are alike.
With this firm belief in multifarious ways to heal a person, I achieved my foundation through formal education in psychology from the Coventry University in UK. This was where my journey of self-exploration and searching for methods to support personal and professional wellbeing of others began. I, later, also became aware of how the expression of our deeper self can be brought through art. Not everything can be written through words or spoken from the mouth. There are always new emotions, unique to every individual, which are easier to give a shape and attain understanding through way of producing art.
Alongside being a psychologist, I have been part of various group art shows, which enabled probing the sensory needs of the human psyche. While I learn more about the workings of human mind every day, yet my regular expression through art has endowed immeasurable patience to understand and heal anyone seeking comprehensive wellbeing.
I have been counselling from about 8-9 years now and have also been putting up my artwork at different art shows and galleries in New Delhi. I have clients throughout Delhi, who beside seeking therapy, also take immense interest in my artwork. While art is my way of dealing and regulating my emotions to attain balance, there have been moments wherein my clients took interest in my work and drew their own analogy and gained a more compassionate view of their own self.
Currently, I use my experience and education in psychology to bring out self-help workbooks that are interactive and support the clients to succeed in their personal development goals. As on date, I have 4-5 self-help workbooks available in various book stores of Delhi. These books are supportive in nature and contain easy-to-complete activities. The end result of amalgamating art and psychology has led to a brand-new category of self-help books that encourage its readers to complete stipulated activities and achieve those fundamental goals that they may have set for an enhanced quality of life.
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