Dil Ki Recipes

About Dil Ki Recipes

People of South Asian Heritage, meet your Desi Counselor. Dr. Sheeza Mohsin uncovers the core issues individuals, couples, and families struggle with when they feel torn between tradition, culture, and their current beliefs. Tune in as she helps guide you to being a healthier version of yourself while creating wholesome relationships. To learn more, visit: https://www.dilkirecipes.com/

Publisher

Dil Ki Recipes

Category

society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

19 Oct 2024

Latest episode

13 Jun 2026

Latest episodes

36 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   13 Jun 2026

   Friendship Breakups: When Is It Time to End A Friendship?

   Friendships are one of the most rewarding parts of life — but what happens when one starts to fade, fracture, or feel toxic? In this episode, Dr. Sheeza Mohsin breaks down the signs that a friendship may have run its course, how to navigate ending one with grace, and why letting go doesn't make you disloyal or selfish. Whether you're dealing with gradual distance, unresolved conflict, or a relationship that's draining your energy, this is the episode you didn't know you needed. TIMESTAMPS: 0:28 — When Friendships Start to Break Down 2:05 — Losing a Friendship ≠ Failure 2:26 — 3 Ways Friendships Begin to Shift 3:50 — The Mutual Effort Test 4:26 — Can You Be Yourself Around Them? 4:44 — How Conflict Is Handled — What It Reveals 5:43 — Boundaries, FOMO & Loyalty Confusion 6:44 — When & How to Walk Away With Integrity 7:26 — Protecting Confidentiality After a Friendship Ends 8:52 — Outgrowing Someone Is Growth, Not Betrayal #EndingFriendships #RelationshipAdvice #FriendshipBreakup #ToxicFriendship #LetGo #SelfGrowth #DesiPodcast #SouthAsianPodcast #BiculturalIdentity #RelationshipCoach #EmotionalHealth #PersonalDevelopment #PeaceOverDrama #HealthyRelationships #FriendshipGoals #MentalHealthMatters

2. 

   5 Jun 2026

   Why Are Relationships Dying? Dating Advice for 2026

   Ever wonder how a relationship starts off with good energy but soon fizzles out into nothing? In this episode, we break down why modern dating culture has become too focused on psychoanalyzing and not enough on actually connecting. You'll learn: ✅ Why bringing your friends into every interaction kills authenticity ✅ How overanalyzing moves you from connection into control ✅ 3 simple shifts to stop overthinking and start experiencing Real connection isn't built through perfectly crafted texts — it's built by showing up present, curious, and easygoing. Timestamps: 0:00 — The excitement that fizzles out 0:19 — When dating becomes a group project 0:40 — Why dating culture has changed 1:05 — Interpreting vs. experiencing 1:50 — What your friends can't see 2:10 — The danger of responding to a committee 2:30 — How over-analysis kills authenticity 3:17 — 3 shifts to break the pattern 4:04 — The smartest time to involve your friends 4:26 — Closing thoughts Follow Dil Ki Recipes by Dr. Sheeza Mohsin for more self-growth, relationship, and life coaching advice. #DatingAdvice #ModernDating #RelationshipTips #Overthinking #SelfGrowth

3. 

   10 Apr 2026

   Understanding Autism in the South Asian Community

   In today’s episode, Dr. Sheeza Mohsin & Durriya Shamsi have an important conversation about Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), with a special focus on the South Asian community. Durriya brings years of experience working with children, adolescents, and adults with neurodiversity and helps us understand what autism truly is, how it shows up across the spectrum, and why our cultural frameworks around "normalcy" can get in the way of getting our loved ones the support they need. Whether you're a parent, a sibling, an extended family member, or simply someone who wants to show up with more compassion — this episode is for you. Durriya Ahmed Shamsi is a BCBA (board-certified behavior analyst) and has worked with children, adolescents, and adults with neurodiversity.  She is currently pursuing her doctorate in clinical psychology 🌐 Connect with Durriya: durriya shamsi on facebook and deeshamsi on Instagram ⏱ TIMESTAMPS: 1:38 — What is Autism? Neurodiversity explained 4:05 — Autism in the South Asian community: late diagnosis & under-representation 5:01 — Cultural stereotypes, stigma & the silence around ASD 7:38 — Supporting families: managing shame, guilt & grief after diagnosis 9:16 — High-functioning children on the spectrum & building inclusive communities 13:07 — Why early intervention matters — the brain science explained 14:26 — Levels of Autism: symptoms, behaviors & strengths 16:43 — Impact on the family system: parents, couples & siblings 18:22 — Marital strain & how couples can support each other 19:27 — Practical tips for extended family members 21:25 — Mental health stigma & the role of media and community 22:46 — A message for anyone feeling isolated and unsupported 🔔 Make sure to subscribe to “Dil Ki Recipes by Dr. Sheeza Mohsin” to tune in weekly or follow us on IG @drsheezamohsin & TikTok @dilkirecipes 🧠 Have a question or want to share your thoughts? Leave a comment below! Produced by HAZZE MEDIA | A part of the HAZZE MEDIA Podcast Network | To Learn More, visit: www.hazzemedia.com (http://www.hazzemedia.com) #AutismAwareness #SouthAsianMentalHealth #NeurodiversityMatters #DesiCommunity #BreakTheStigma #AutismParenting #DilKiRecipes

Who has been a guest on Dil Ki Recipes

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• Hiba Tanvir
• Dr Asra Khan
• Maryam Munis
• Manzar Lari
• Sherilyn Siy

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YouTube views

12,884

Score snapshot 15 Sept 2025

Spotify

5.0 / 5

4 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 51 / 100

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Quality

61

Social presence

0

YouTube

72

Engagement

32

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