Trivedi ACE-14 Assessment™ | Understanding Childhood Trauma in India

Trivedi ACE-14 Assessment™-Understanding Childhood Trauma in India A childhood trauma (Adverse Childhood Experiences) assessment built for the Indian context, building on the original ACE10 questionnaire by Dr Felitti. Trivedi ACE-14 Assessment™ is a 14-item ACE-based assessment adapted for the Indian context that captures childhood trauma exposure, frequency, and contextual factors, integrating a structured interpretation approach to support risk understanding and informed therapeutic planning. The original Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) study transformed how the world thinks about early trauma. It is established, with overwhelming evidence, that what happens in childhood echoes through adult mental and physical health for decades. But the

Trivedi ACE-14 Assessment™ | Understanding Childhood Trauma in India2026-05-21T18:27:24+05:30

PsyKundali™-An Integrated Psychotherapy & Childhood Trauma Assessment Framework

PsyKundali™ is an integrated psychotherapy dashboard developed and used by Dr Gunjan Y Trivedi and the team at Wellness Space (Ahmedabad).  It visualizes childhood trauma and various assessment outputs, clinical patterns, and recovery pathways in a unified interface, enabling structured, personalized, and data-informed therapeutic decision-making. Understanding yourself, not just your symptoms Modern mental health care often hands you a single label — anxious, depressed, burned out — and a generic intervention to match. In other words, it is based primarily on the question – “What’s wrong with you?” However, human distress is rarely that tidy. Two people with the same

PsyKundali™-An Integrated Psychotherapy & Childhood Trauma Assessment Framework2026-05-21T18:03:53+05:30

The Impact of Unresolved – Childhood Trauma (India) – Ted Talk

The Impact of Unresolved Childhood Trauma | Riri G. Trivedi | TEDxIAQS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TenK8BThm_4 Riri G. Trivedi shares a powerful Talk on the impact of unresolved childhood trauma, known as Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), and how it can deeply affect our mental health and parenting styles as adults. Drawing from real-life stories, she explains how even highly successful individuals can struggle with emotional triggers from their past. Riri highlights the neurological effects of trauma, showing how it disrupts our ability to stay calm and respond positively. She emphasizes the importance of self-regulation techniques, like EFT tapping and therapy, to help parents

The Impact of Unresolved – Childhood Trauma (India) – Ted Talk2026-05-01T16:26:40+05:30

Trauma Lives in the Tissues – Childhood Trauma (India) – TEDx Talk

Trauma Lives in the Tissues | Riri Trivedi | TEDxJai Hind College https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qXZ9e27-nI In this transformative talk, Ririi Trivedi, a psychotherapist and trauma healing expert, shares powerful insights from years of working with adults carrying the silent burdens of childhood trauma. With real-life stories and science-backed methods, she unpacks how our earliest emotional experiences are stored in our minds and bodies, shaping our moods, behaviors, relationships, and even physical responses in adulthood. Through the lens of implicit memory, nervous system regulation, and groundbreaking therapeutic techniques like RTM, this talk offers a hopeful path to healing. By learning the body's language-through

Trauma Lives in the Tissues – Childhood Trauma (India) – TEDx Talk2026-05-01T16:31:40+05:30

Call for action – what can mental health practitioners do to understand and manage the risk of suicide behaviour?

Call for action - what can mental health practitioners do to understand and manage the risk of suicide behaviour? By Gunjan Y Trivedi, PhD (Co-founder, Society for Energy & Emotions, Wellness Space, [email protected]) Note: This article was published in the magazine "Just let go" - by Clover Leave Academy (2024) Introduction: India, 18% of the world population, accounts for 28% of the global suicide numbers. Evidence indicates that 90% of the individuals who attempt suicide have a history of mental health issues.  Unfortunately, with >250 million young adolescents, suicide is the primary cause of death among young Indians (Age 15-39).

Call for action – what can mental health practitioners do to understand and manage the risk of suicide behaviour?2026-05-01T16:36:19+05:30
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