In this study published in the Journal of Cancer Research and Therapeutics (2025), we examined the often-overlooked psychological well-being of siblings of childhood cancer survivors, finding that while many siblings demonstrate remarkable resilience and emotional intelligence, they also face significant challenges with self-esteem, self-efficacy, and rejection sensitivity that warrant targeted psychosocial support.
Featured in the British Psychoanalytic Society’s New Association magazine, this piece confronts the often-silenced terrain of caste in psychoanalytic practice in India, drawing on clinical work to explore how caste shapes identity, the therapeutic relationship, and the unconscious dynamics between therapist and patient.
Also featured internationally, this reflective essay traces my journey into psychoanalytic thinking and practice as a (becoming) psychotherapist in India, exploring how training, supervision, and personal experience intertwine to shape both the clinician and the person.
Rubaru Psychotherapy 