Riri Trivedi
Indian mental health professional and author
Riri Trivedi is an Indian mental health practitioner, researcher, and author. Her work focuses on adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), childhood trauma, parenting, and integrative wellness.
Early life
Trivedi was raised in Gujarat. She completed an LLB and an MBA before working in the corporate sector in Mumbai, Japan, Singapore, and China. In 2008, she transitioned to the wellness field, obtaining certification as a yoga teacher and therapist in Singapore. Her focus subsequently shifted toward yoga philosophy and mindfulness.
Career overview
Trivedi has authored and co-authored peer-reviewed research articles indexed in Google Scholar and PubMed. Her research primarily focuses on trauma psychology, adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), and the assessment of mental health within Indian populations and she has also served as a commentator on these subjects.
Trivedi’s work in clinical practice, research, and media addresses childhood trauma, emotional abuse, parenting practices, and preventive mental health in India.
In 2025, Trivedi was awarded a PhD from the Shri Jagdishprasad Jhabarmal Tibarewala University for her doctoral thesis titled "Adverse childhood experiences anxiety depression and subjective well being of adult indians".
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