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Hi everyone, my name is Sonali Deoraj and I am 23-year-old student from Durban, South Africa. I have graduated with my degree; BA (Health Sciences and Social Services), specializing in Psychological Counselling, and I have also obtained my Honour's degree in Communication, media and society (CCMS), from UKZN, and I am currently pursuing my Masters degree part-time with them as well.


The reason why I have the word  therapy in my name is because studying psych has made me realize that no matter how okay you might think you are, you will always need someone to talk to, even if it’s for something you think is trivial. For me, I have always found it difficult to open up to people and speak to them about my problems, and that’s why I turned to you guys, you are my therapy.


This is a personal blog where I share my life with you guys, a safe space where I can express my thoughts and feelings with my online friends and family, and hopefully some of you will share with me too.



Feel free to like, share and comment, I love interaction.

Welcome to my space.




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