Amity University • B.A. Applied Psychology (Hons with Research)

Fostering clinical empathy & relational healing.

Hello, I'm Aashi Sharma. Currently in my third year of Applied Psychology at Amity University, I bridge empirical scientific research with compassionate intervention strategies. My academic focus centers on understanding attachment mechanisms, emotional regulation, and adult codependency.

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Aashi Sharma

B.A. Applied Psychology (Hons with Research)

Amity University, Uttar Pradesh

3rd Year

Undergraduate

Batch 2024-28

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Clinical Focus

Specialization Goal

My Foundation

Bridging Scientific Rigor with Deep Human Empathy

Counselling & Research Approach

I believe that psychological safety is the absolute starting point for emotional healing. My framework is built upon the synthesis of empirical relationship studies and active, trauma-informed clinical active listening.

I specialize in identifying early behavior indicators of codependency, interpersonal boundaries, and attachment security transitions within high-stress young adult cohorts.

Core Academic Interests

Counselling Psychology Attachment & Relationships Emotional Regulation Young Adult Mental Health Social Psychology Psychological Research

Amity NTCC Term Paper

Attachment Anxiety and its Role in Codependent Behavior

In her major undergraduate term paper under the supervisional guidance of Dr. Babita Prusty at Amity University, Aashi investigates how attachment insecurity and relational trauma within emerging adult structures predict high-dependency behaviors and cognitive cognitive dissonance.

Project Focus

Attachment Anxiety & Codependency

Supervisor

Dr. Babita Prusty

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Theoretical Core

Attachment anxiety operates as a severe baseline vulnerability predictor. Overactive coping mechanism schemas directly trigger self-sacrificing, over-accommodating codependent cycles.

Key Literature Citations

"Adult attachment insecurity directly predicts high relational dependency, exacerbating interpersonal schema challenges." (Kim & Pilkonis, 2021; Platts et al., 2020).

Clinical Importance

By targetting attachment scripts in early young-adult treatment programs, psychologists can systematically dismantle patterns of anxious codependency before relationship boundaries break down.

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Client Screenings & Clinical Intakes

Standardized intake forms & rapport formulation

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Comprehensive training at Amity University on identifying initial clinical patterns of psychological, emotional, and social behavioral issues.

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Practical understanding of DSM-5 diagnostic guidelines to support multi-disciplinary care intake and screening workflows.

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Skilled in initial interview formatting, active listening protocols, and mapping demographic context safely to clinical systems.

" I believe that clinical screeners aren't just processing paperwork; they represent the first contact point of emotional sanctuary. "

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Attachment Anxiety and its Role in Codependent Behavior

Background of the Term Paper:

Submitted to Amity University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of B.A. Applied Psychology (Hons with Research), this term paper explores the developmental trajectory of Attachment Anxiety into Codependency.

Abstract Summary:

Codependent behaviors emerge predominantly as maladaptive relational mechanisms that individuals utilize to cope with intense, underlying abandonment trauma. Specifically, those suffering from high degrees of Attachment Insecurity construct elaborate, hyper-vigilant relational models to assure emotional availability.

Key Scientific Methodology:

Using deep, theoretical analysis of multi-study literature from modern clinical researchers (Fonagy, Platts, Kim, Pilkonis, 2020-2023), the paper maps cognitive interpersonal variables and establishes predictive intervention pipelines designed for young adults.

Supervisional Support:

Guidance supervised strictly under the academic oversight of Dr. Babita Prusty, Applied Psychology Department, Amity University, Uttar Pradesh.

Fostering clinical empathy & relational healing.

Aashi Sharma

Bridging Scientific Rigor with Deep Human Empathy

Counselling & Research Approach

Core Academic Interests

Attachment Anxiety and its Role in Codependent Behavior

Term Paper Highlights

Theoretical Core

Key Literature Citations

Clinical Importance

Matching Aashi to Clinical Internship Roles

Client Screenings & Clinical Intakes

Attachment Anxiety and its Role in Codependent Behavior

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