Unfold With Time

Unfold With Time Rujuta Chavan, MA Counseling Psychologist. Independent Practice

Channeling pure snail energy: feeling at home wherever it is.
07/08/2026

Channeling pure snail energy: feeling at home wherever it is.

When the whole world feels like it's on fire, and the news is flooded with crises we can't fix on our own, it's so easy ...
05/06/2026

When the whole world feels like it's on fire, and the news is flooded with crises we can't fix on our own, it's so easy to freeze. To feel overwhelmed and helpless. Sometimes, also to grasp at whatever straw we can find that will ease the distress... not realizing that under the weight of it all, we are letting our own capacity run on empty.

In the process of connecting beyond borders, sometimes, we forget our own physical spaces...

So, what is your environment? 🌱 💭

I don't really know if the menu is gwenchana or not. But, I do know this - the choice overload that Finger-Crew™ experie...
14/04/2026

I don't really know if the menu is gwenchana or not. But, I do know this - the choice overload that Finger-Crew™ experienced was very real.

31/01/2026

Clue #2: not one of them, but definitely, rewrote the script on aging.

Getting warmer?

30/01/2026

Clue #1 Their work followed people across decades to understand aging 🧐

How are you doing so far? ☺️

‘Q’ was one of the trickiest letters in this A–Z series. There simply aren’t many psychologists whose names begin with Q...
29/11/2025

‘Q’ was one of the trickiest letters in this A–Z series. There simply aren’t many psychologists whose names begin with Q.

But during my Master’s, I’d come across fascinating work in cross-cultural psychology, and it stayed with me. So today’s post is about someone whose research has reshaped how we understand memory and identity: Qi Wang.

Her work shows that the stories we tell about ourselves (our autobiographical memories) aren’t just shaped by time or personal experience. They are shaped by the cultural worlds we grow up in.

You may remember moments of individuality and confidence, while someone else recalls connection, responsibility, or humility.

While both memories are real and true, they come from different cultural storytelling traditions. Qi Wang only discovered that memory isn’t universal, but cultural.

We don’t just remember. We remember in the way we were taught to matter.

28/11/2025

Q up for the letter 'Q' !

If you ever played Name-Place-Animal-Thing, you already know how chaotic this letter can be. 😅

But this time, chaos brought something fascinating — a psychologist who reframed how we understand memory and identity through cross-cultural research.

More tomorrow. 👀✨

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