Description

This study embarks on a significant journey aimed at developing a mode of treatment tailored to the specific needs of the East Indian community within a clinical context. It establishes a theoretical foundation rooted in Indian psychology, drawing inspiration from principles found in various Hindu scriptures. These scriptures illuminate the profound connection between psychological well-being and one's alignment with their true self, emphasizing that psychological problems often stem from imbalance and disconnection.

The study employs a multifaceted approach to understanding the human psyche, weaving together concepts from the triguna theory, kosha theory, Ayurveda, and Patanjali's Yoga. These diverse theories synergistically contribute to distinguishing between healthy and unhealthy personalities while providing insights into how personality can be transformed towards a state of health and harmony.