Korero and Beyond

Towards Well-Being with Dr. Pallavi Bhurkay

29 min · 11. feb. 2022
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In the sixth episode of Korero and Beyond, our editor Shefali Singh, engages in an insightful conversation with Dr. Pallavi Bhurkay, a clinical psychologist and the owner of Awareness to Wellness [https://instagram.com/awarenesstowellness_official?utm_medium=copy_link]. Tune in to know more about her journey, followed by a discussion on empathy, self-worth, societal pressure, active listening and life in general.

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