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CTV News Interview
(Jan 1, 2017) Dr. Saunia Ahmad speaks with Brad Griffen about why people don't stick to their New Year's Resolutions and what you can do to change that. |
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How to deal with heartbreak
By Sofi Papamarko Sofi talks with Dr. Saunia Ahmad on ways to cope with a relationship break up Click here to read the full article |
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Interview with Rebecca Rosenblat on the Kamasutra show:
Sept 17, 2015 Dr. Saunia Ahmad is a guest speaker for the inaugural episode of Rogers TV Kamasutra with host Rebecca Rosenblat: A Hindi show on sex and relationship issues Click here watch |
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Canadian women create ‘offline dating’ service
for Muslims looking for love by Arti Patel Click here to read |
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When Less Is More
By Dr. Saunia Ahmad Recently I was shopping for a new sofa but just could not make up my mind. Leather or fabric? (click here to read) |
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A Fighting Chance for Married Couples
By Dr. Saunia Ahmad Constant arguing, different priorities, interfering in-laws -- newlyweds often wonder what they’ve got themselves into when traditional expectations threaten their modern marriage. (read archived article...) in Toronto Star: Desilife* *Desilife was a print magazine started in 2007 by the Toronto Star that focused on the South Asian community. The magazine was unfortunately discontinued (link to Desilife) |
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Badhai Ho! on OMNI.2
Sanan Aslam interviews Dr. Saunia Ahmad ongoing work with cultural sensitivity with couples Click here to watch |
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OMNI South Asian News
Nauman Khan interviews Dr. Saunia Ahmad during her PhD on the launch of the South Asian Couple Therapy project Click HERE to view the video |
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Great Expectations: Is your marriage doomed by cultural demands? |
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TVO Your Voice: Impact of Divorce on Children
Dr. Saunia Ahmad joins a panel of experts on TVO's Your Voice episode on the Impact of Divorce on Children. [video no longer available, see archive for information ] |
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Badhai Ho! on OMNI.2Geetika interviews Dr. Saunia Ahmad about her South Asian Couple research program
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Bridging the Therapy Gap
by Alwynne Gwilt How couples therapy needs to adapt in order to reach out to and connect with ethnic couples, and how one student is trying to teach it how Click here to (read..) |
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Interview in Toronto Star's Desilife
by SUDHA KRISHNAN Sex ed always left me more disturbed than enlightened. For example, my mother likened a tampon to a great, blooming flower. This reference gave me little practical knowledge. The topic of sex was always cloaked in secrecy. It (in hushed tones) was something (more hushed) between married people (just mouthing the words now). My mother would lean in close, her eyes bulging, "I will tell you next year," she would say - every year. (read..) |