
What "Balance the Scales" Means for Your Mental Health
IWD 2026's "Balance the Scales" begins inside. On International Women's Day, a life coach's call to apply the same justice to your inner life that you fight for in the world.
I'm Swapna Vithalkar, a Swedish based Life Coach providing compassionate coaching to individuals and couples.
Whether you're dealing with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, or seeking personal development, I offer a safe space for transformation using evidence-based therapeutic approaches.


Hello. I'm Dr. Swapna Vithalkar, founder of Tosha Life, and a trained Sex Addiction Specialist with a Doctorate in Psychology.
I believe that within each of us lies the capacity for profound healing and growth. My approach is rooted in creating a safe, supportive, and understanding space where we can explore your challenges – whether it's navigating addiction, strengthening relationships, understanding your gender identity, processing grief, or overcoming emotional hurdles. Together, we'll work towards building a more fulfilling and authentic life.
"Dr. Swapna helped me overcome anxiety that had been holding me back for years. Her compassionate approach and practical strategies transformed my life."
"The therapy sessions gave me tools to manage my depression and build healthier relationships. I'm grateful for the safe space Dr. Swapna created."
"Working with Dr. Swapna was life-changing. Her global perspective and cultural sensitivity made all the difference in my healing journey."
Find answers to common questions about life coaching, the support process, and what to expect.
Looking for deeper insights and practical strategies? Explore my blog for articles and resources on mental health, addiction recovery, relationship advice, and more. Here are a few popular reads.

IWD 2026's "Balance the Scales" begins inside. On International Women's Day, a life coach's call to apply the same justice to your inner life that you fight for in the world.

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