Jaiyant Cavale, MPhil - Clinical Psychologist
Jaiyant Cavale is a Clinical Psychologist registered with the Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI) and the New Zealand Psychologists Board (NZPB).
RCI CRR No: A32093
NZPB Registration Number: 90-07466
He is the Founding Director of Fiendish Solutions Pvt. Ltd, Bangalore, India. Jaiyant works with people diagnosed with personality disorders, chronic psychological conditions, and trauma. He also offers affirmative and existential therapies for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and trans-identifying individuals.
Jaiyant Cavale, MPhil (Clinical Psychology), is a qualified, licensed, and experienced clinical psychologist who writes for our blog. He is dedicated to helping individuals achieve their mental and emotional well-being. We are thrilled to have Jaiyant as a contributor to our blog and we trust that his insights and expertise will be of great value to our readers.
Some of the articles written by Jaiyant
ADHD Burnout: Signs, Causes, Treatment & How to Cope
Children and adolescents who have ADHD often experience low self-esteem, behavioral issues, and an inability to form meaningful relationships (because of how they are perceived
Eclectic Therapy: What Is It, How It Works, and Techniques
Many clinicians find that restricting themselves to a single form of psychotherapy is limiting and not adequate to treat all kinds of mental health issues.
Metacognitive Therapy: Techniques, Exercises and Examples
Meta-cognitive therapy is an emerging therapeutic model that is based on the theory of metacognition. Metacognition can be described as a higher-order cognitive process that
Trauma-Informed Therapy Techniques, Examples and Benefits
Trauma-informed therapy is a form of therapy in which the therapist takes the client’s traumatic experiences into account and assesses how it impacts their mental
Understanding Teenage Rebellion and How to Be a Better Parent [Interview Series]
Adolescence is usually difficult for both teenagers and their parents. While teenagers have to deal with mood swings, peer pressure, and wade through their search for
Intuition vs Anxiety
People often talk about intuitions when they feel perceptive or have a gut feeling. The APA Dictionary of Psychology defines intuition as an immediate insight
