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Dr. Ashutosh Srivastava

Dr. Ashutosh Srivastava

Clinical & counselling psychologist, researcher and trainer

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Guwahati, Assam, India
Joined July 2026
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Summary

Experienced clinical and counselling psychologist with deep engagement in ReAttach therapy — a practising psychotherapist who integrates ReAttach methods into clinical work, training and research. reattachacademy+2
Academic educator and researcher — holds academic appointment as Associate Professor (Clinical Psychology) and maintains an active publication record in clinical and ReAttach-related research. adtu+2
Organizational leader and trainer — founder/director roles in Psyuni, national president of BCPA, and leadership involvement in programmes that deliver large-scale behaviour change training and capacity building. bcpa+2
Contributor to the evidence base for ReAttach interventions — co-author on peer-reviewed and professional publications evaluating W.A.R.A./ReAttach approaches and author of case studies and applied clinical reports. nih+2

Work

Education

Projects

Writing

Increasing Resilience in Somatic Symptom Disorder with ReAttach: A Single Case Study in Occupational Therapy

January 1, 2025

Single-case occupational therapy study describing use of ReAttach to improve resilience and functioning in a patient with Somatic Symptom Disorder.

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Case Study: ReAttach Therapy for PTSD and Hyperalertness Following a TIA — The missing link in treating complex patients?

August 31, 2024

Case study exploring application of ReAttach therapy for PTSD and hyperalertness after a transient ischemic attack, documenting clinical improvements in a complex patient presentation.

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Counselling Psychology: An Indian Overview

January 1, 2023

Book-length overview on counselling psychology in the Indian context (listed among authored works and publications).

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Randomized comparison of W.A.R.A. (Wiring Affect with ReAttach) versus distraction: A pilot study assessing the efficacy of an ultrafast transdiagnostic intervention

August 1, 2020

Pilot randomized controlled study comparing the W.A.R.A. element of ReAttach with distraction for regulation of negative affect across a heterogeneous clinical sample; reported W.A.R.A. as significantly more effective on negative affect.

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Hobbies

Travelling, nature watching, exploring food and culture. adtu+1

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