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From Autopilot to Awakening: Dr Chetna Kang on the Mind's Hidden Rules (opens the original)
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Dr Chetna Kang is a consultant psychiatrist, thought leader, and executive member of the Royal College of Psychiatrists' Spirituality and Psychiatry group. A medical doctor trained at Imperial College London and an integrative adult psychiatrist with 27 years' experience, she bridges the science of mental health with spiritual models of care — drawing on 30 years as a theologian and practitioner in the Vedic tradition of Bhakti Yoga. A two-time finalist for the Royal College of Psychiatrists' Pu
Breaking the Chains: Divorce, Identity, and Choosing Yourself (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Prim Rose Light, where we sit at the intersection of law, identity, culture, and ambition — and today's conversation lives right in the middle of all four. My guest is Bhavna Radia is a family lawyer, a mum of three, and the founder of Divorce Right. Bhavna's story starts somewhere a lot of us will recognise: growing up with expectations, with a "lane" she was meant to stay in, and a culture that doesn't always make space to question that. She stepped out of it and then went thro
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