You show up.
You follow through.
You remember everyone’s birthdays, hold space during their crises, and never let anyone down.
But here’s the painful truth:
The more reliable you are, the easier it becomes for others to stop seeing you.
In this no-nonsense, soul-stirring episode, mindfulness and emotional wellness expert Dr. Soha confronts a silent epidemic: The dependable person who fades not because they’re quiet—but because they’ve become convenient.
You’re not invisible.
You’re being used—as the rock, the fixer, the always-there-one—without reciprocity, appreciation, or emotional return.
Dr. Soha reveals:

• How consistency gets mistaken for availability—without boundaries
• Why people stop asking “How are you?” when they know you’ll always say “I’m fine”
• The emotional cost of being taken for granted in relationships, family, and work
• How to reclaim your worth without guilt, anger, or burning bridges

This isn’t about becoming cold or detached.
It’s about becoming seen—by setting boundaries, speaking your truth, and refusing to trade your presence for mere utility.
🎧 If you’ve ever felt exhausted from being “the strong one,” this episode is your wake-up call:
You were never meant to be a tool. You were meant to be cherished.

_________________________________________________________________________________Theraputic Session by [Dr.Soha) "IYou’re Not Invisible. You’re Just Being Used"
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You’re not imagining it.
You’re not “just tired.”
And no—you’re not getting “too old” to think clearly.
If you're forgetting words, losing focus mid-sentence, or feeling mentally drained by 2 PM, your brain fog is not normal—and it’s not your fault. It’s your mind and body sending you an urgent message: Something needs attention.
In this deeply insightful episode, mindfulness and mental wellness expert Dr. Soha reframes brain fog not as a personal failure, but as a symptom of deeper imbalance—one that’s often rooted in stress, emotional suppression, sleep disruption, or even unresolved trauma.
Dr. Soha breaks down:

• Why brain fog is a protective response, not a flaw
• How chronic stress and emotional overwhelm literally slow down your thinking
• The hidden links between your nervous system, hormones, and mental clarity
• What your forgetfulness, distraction, and fatigue are really trying to communicate

Most importantly, she offers a compassionate roadmap to healing—focusing not on pushing harder, but on listening deeper. Because clarity doesn’t come from forcing focus. It comes from creating safety, rest, and space for your brain to recover.
🎧 Tune in to finally understand what your mind has been trying to tell you—and how to respond with care, not criticism.
_________________________________________________________________________________Theraputic Session by [Dr.Soha) Brain Fog Isn’t Normal—Here’s What Your Mind Is Trying to Tell You"
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You still say “I love you.”
You show up for each other.
You may even still hold hands or share inside jokes.
But deep down, something feels… distant.
Love is still there—but connection? That deep, soul-level knowing that you’re truly seen, heard, and held? That’s gone missing.
In this tender and transformative episode, mindfulness and relationship expert Dr. Soha explores the quiet crisis so many couples face: emotional and intimate disconnection, even when love remains strong. It’s not about betrayal or anger—it’s about the slow drift, the unspoken loneliness, the way two people can live side by side and still feel worlds apart.
Dr. Soha reveals:

• Why intimacy fades without conflict—and how it often starts long before we notice
• The difference between love and emotional safety (and why both are essential)
• How stress, past wounds, and misaligned communication silently build walls
• Practical, compassionate steps to rebuild closeness—without blame or pressure

With wisdom, warmth, and deep psychological insight, Dr. Soha guides you toward reconnection—not through grand gestures, but through small, intentional moments of presence, courage, and repair.
🎧 If you’ve ever thought, “We’re fine… but I miss them,” this conversation is for you.
_________________________________________________________________________________Theraputic Session by [Dr.Soha) "When Love Is Present, But Connection Isn’t: Healing Intimacy Gaps with Dr. Soha"
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You’ve analyzed every decision.
Replayed every conversation.
Prepared for every possible outcome.
But instead of clarity, you’re left with exhaustion.
If your mind feels like a 24/7 debate room and peace is something you seek but never quite feel, this episode is your wake-up call.
In this raw and revealing conversation, mindfulness expert Dr. Soha speaks directly to the overthinker’s soul: You are not broken. You are not too much. You’re simply mistaking thinking for healing.
Dr. Soha reveals why the relentless search for “the right answer” keeps you stuck in mental loops—and how the real solution isn’t more analysis, but more presence. She shares compassionate, practical tools to:

• Break free from the illusion that overthinking equals control
• Recognize perfectionism as a shield, not a strength
• Replace mental spirals with grounding practices that bring real relief

This isn’t about fixing your thoughts. It’s about freeing yourself from the need to.
🎧 Tune in and discover how to stop chasing certainty—and start finding peace, exactly as you are.
_________________________________________________________________________________Theraputic Session by [Dr.Soha) "The Overthinker’s Wake-Up Call: You Don’t Need More Answers You Need Peace"
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Mother. Father. Employee. Partner. Caregiver. Leader.
We move through life wearing roles like second skins—necessary, meaningful, but often overwhelming. And somewhere beneath them all, a quiet question lingers:
Who am I when no one is watching?
In this powerful episode, mindfulness teacher and soul-centered guide Dr. Soha dives deep into the journey of peeling back the layers of identity we’ve collected over the years. She reveals how the roles we play—while important—can slowly bury our true self beneath expectations, fear, and the need to be “enough.”
With wisdom drawn from psychology, spirituality, and real-life transformation, Dr. Soha shares practical steps to help you:

• Recognize the difference between role and essence
• Silence the noise of external validation
• Reconnect with your inner truth through presence, not performance

This isn’t about rejecting responsibility—it’s about reclaiming authenticity. Because true peace doesn’t come from doing more or being more. It comes from knowing who you are—beyond the titles, beyond the masks.
🎧 Press play and step beyond the roles. The real you is waiting.
_________________________________________________________________________________Theraputic Session by [Dr.Soha) "Beyond the Roles: Dr. Soha Reveals How to Find Who You Really Are"
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In this soul-stirring episode, we’re stepping off the treadmill of modern life and into the ancient, winding path of the labyrinth. Join us as Dr. Soha, spiritual guide and mindfulness expert, unlocks the transformative power of labyrinth walking—a practice used for centuries by monks, mystics, and seekers for meditation, healing, and self-discovery.
From medieval cathedrals to modern mindfulness retreats, the labyrinth isn’t a maze to be solved—it’s a journey inward. Dr. Soha shares the history, science, and sacred wisdom behind this moving meditation, revealing how each step can quiet the mind, open the heart, and reconnect us with our deepest selves.
Whether you're navigating life’s crossroads or simply craving stillness, this conversation will inspire you to slow down, walk with intention, and trust the path—even when you can’t see the end.
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Theraputic Session by [Dr.Soha) "One Step at a Time: Dr. Soha Reveals the Spiritual Power of the Labyrinth"
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You still care. You’re not fighting. In fact, you might even say you’re happy.
But something’s… off.
The butterflies are gone. The late-night talks have turned into side-by-side scrolling. The passion? Buried under routines, responsibilities, and the quiet ache of “Is this all there is?”
If you’ve ever looked at your partner and thought, “I love them… so why don’t I feel them anymore?” — this episode is for you.
In this honest and deeply human conversation, we dive into the silent crisis so many long-term relationships face: love that lasts, but chemistry that fades.

Theraputic Session by [Dr.Soha) "The Love Is There — But the Spark Isn’t. What Now? with Dr. Soha"
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You gave your all. Late nights, packed lunches, endless support, unconditional love — you truly believed you were doing it right. So why, as your child becomes an adult, are they suddenly filled with anger? Resentment? Distance?
And why does it feel like everything you did for them is now being held against them?
In this powerful episode, family therapist Dr. Soha compassionately unpacks the painful but common reality: love alone doesn’t erase emotional impact. Just because you raised them with good intentions doesn’t mean they didn’t carry invisible wounds into adulthood.
Together, we explore:
💔 Why “I did my best” sometimes clashes with “But it still hurt me”
💔 How unmet emotional needs — even in a loving home — can surface years later
💔 The difference between intent and impact in parenting
💔 What to do when your child accuses you of things you don’t even remember
💔 And most importantly: Can the relationship be repaired? (Yes — but it starts with listening, not defending.)
This isn’t about guilt. It’s about growth.
If you’ve ever stood in the quiet aftermath of a text that said “We need to talk about the past,” or watched your child pull away while you’re left wondering “But I loved them so much…” — this episode is your invitation to understand, heal, and maybe, just maybe, rebuild.

Theraputic Session by [Dr.Soha) "I Raised Them With Love… So Why Are They So Angry? with Dr. Soha"
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We’ve all felt it — one minute it’s January, the next it’s déjà vu all over again. Birthdays pile up. Seasons blur. You blink, and somehow, it’s been five years since you last checked in with yourself.
Time isn’t just passing — it’s racing. And no, we can’t build a time machine or freeze the clock (sorry, sci-fi fans). But what if you could slow down time… in your mind?
In this thought-provoking episode, we dive into the strange science and soulful wisdom behind why time feels like it’s speeding up — and the surprising ways you can stretch moments, reclaim presence, and make life feel longer without breaking the laws of physics.
From neuroscience to mindfulness, from routine traps to the power of novelty, we’ll explore practical (and poetic) ways to feel more of your life — not just live through it.
Spoiler: You can’t stop time…
But you can stop letting it slip away.

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