Rewriting My Happily Ever After: A Powerful Conversation on Love, Divorce, Happiness, and Healing
“Rewriting My Happily Ever After”. Today’s women dreamers, Ranjani Rao and Prachi S. Vaish, interviewed by Women Who Win host Tamanna Raishinghani, bring a powerful and relatable conversation on love, happiness, and healing. Ranjani Rao is the author of “Rewriting My Happily Ever After: A Memoir of Divorce and Discovery, in which she reflects on how she built her new life and identity as a single parent after ending her marriage. Prachi Vaish is a Trauma Therapist and Founder of The Emotional Wellness Initiative, where she is dedicated to helping women with trauma and healing. In this inspiring conversation, they reflect on their journeys and share key insights into how women can find happiness and love while overcoming obstacles. Enjoy!
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Bios: Ranjani Rao is a trained scientist with a Ph.D. from University of Maryland. She is a self-taught writer with a new book, Rewriting My Happily Ever After - a memoir of divorce and discovery. Originally from Bombay, she lived in the United States for 14 years before returning to India. Her writing appears in several print and digital publications and anthologies. She is a regular columnist for Indian American magazines such as India Currents and writes op-eds for the Straits Times, the Singapore newspaper. She now lives, works and writes from Singapore and has recently launched a podcast - Rewriting Your Happily Ever After.
Prachi S Vaish is the founder of The Emotional Wellness Initiatives, which is an online psychological wellbeing services platform. Prachi was also the first one to start online therapy in India back in 2009. By qualification, Prachi is a licensed Clinical Psychologist, psychotherapist and a Certified Trauma Recovery expert. She has been practicing as a mental health professional for over 16 years and her areas of expertise are couples and intimacy, relationships, and recovery from trauma of abuse. Over the years, she has also contributed hundreds of articles as an expert for platforms like Femina, and magazines like Child and Better Homes and Gardens.