Pyschotherapist · 5 yrs
I’m a therapist and mental health professional with 5 years of experience working with young adults and adults. My practice is collaborative, trauma-informed and intersectional, drawing from narrative, feminist, behavioural and other therapeutic approaches. I’m particularly interested in how our cultural identities, relationships and broader social contexts shape our mental health. I see therapy as a space to slow down, make sense of our experiences, and collaboratively explore patterns, stories
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A collaborative space to slow down, reflect on your experiences, and develop a deeper understanding of yourself.
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Education
MSc in Psychological Counselling
Bengaluru University · 2021
A two-year postgraduate programme focused on developing theoretical knowledge and practical skills in psychological counselling. The programme covered counselling theories and approaches, assessment and intervention skills, and experiential learning, with practical training and a research/project component. It provided training to work with individuals and groups across diverse personal, social, educational and organisational contexts.
Experience
Senior Counselor
Eternal (formerly Zomato) · Oct 2021 - Jul 2026
I have nearly 5 years of experience working at Eternal (formerly Zomato), where I worked across workplace mental health and wellbeing. My work involved supporting employees across teams and levels, designing and delivering mental health initiatives, and partnering with organisational stakeholders to build more people-centred workplaces. Alongside this, I also practised as a therapist within the organisation, supporting employees with concerns arising from their work as well as challenges in their personal lives, and providing a space to explore the ways these experiences intersect.
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