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I work only on Mondays and Tuesdays flexible hours. Only two more space left. 

I hold a dual degree Doctorate (DCPsych) from Metanoia Institute & Middlesex University, London. Alongside this, I also hold two British master’s degrees: an MSc in Psychology of Education (BPS) from Bristol University and an MSc in Psychology from Exeter University.

I am a member of several national and international professional bodies, including the British Psychological Society (BPS), the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP), and the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (ÌÇÐĹÙÍø). My academic foundation began in India, where I completed an MSc in Psychology and earned bachelor’s degrees in economics, theology, and philosophy. I have also written over 200 English articles on national and global issues, three English books, and several works on neuropsychology and poetry in English and Tamil languages.

Clinically, I practise at doctoral level and work confidently with complex presentations. My natural inclination has been to help those in distress, and my advanced training has strengthened this commitment, particularly in supporting individuals facing psychological or relational difficulties. Over the last 20 years in the helping professions, I have worked with people across cultures, contexts, and life stages. Having taken on parental responsibilities early on in life and having lived within both individualist and collectivist cultures, I bring grounded insight into emotional and relational dynamics.

My dual doctoral formation included five years of personal therapy and hundreds of supervised clinical hours. These personal, academic, and professional experiences shape the care I offer: a safe, non judgemental, and supportive space for anyone navigating life’s challenges.

With my personal, professional and academic qualifications and experiences I feel confident that I can help you with any life or relationship issues, however complex. You will have non-judgemental, supportive assistance throughout.

I have a vast experience of working with the public (NHS) and the private counselling and psychological services. I have dealt with complex and enduring mental health issues including addictive behaviours, alcohol abuse, child safeguarding issues, personality disorder, sexual abuse, self-harm, suicidal ideation, relationship issues, marital problems, personality disorder, depression, anxiety, cognitive deficit, and sexual dysfunction.

I offer 20 minutes of free session over the telephone for the first time. It is to explore if we can work together.

I work on Mondays and Tuesdays only. 

I hold a dual degree Doctorate (DCPsych) from Metanoia Institute & Middlesex University, London. Alongside this, I also hold two British master’s degrees: an MSc in Psychology of Education (BPS) from Bristol University and an MSc in Psychology from Exeter University.

I am a member of several national and international professional bodies, including the British Psychological Society (BPS), the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP), and the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (ÌÇÐĹÙÍø). My academic foundation began in India, where I completed an MSc in Psychology and earned bachelor’s degrees in economics, theology, and philosophy. I have also written over 200 English articles on national and global issues, three English books, and several works on neuropsychology and poetry in English and Tamil languages.

Clinically, I practise at doctoral level and work confidently with complex presentations. My natural inclination has been to help those in distress, and my advanced training has strengthened this commitment, particularly in supporting individuals facing psychological or relational difficulties. Over the last 20 years in the helping professions, I have worked with people across cultures, contexts, and life stages. Having taken on parental responsibilities early on in life and having lived within both individualist and collectivist cultures, I bring grounded insight into emotional and relational dynamics.

My dual doctoral formation included five years of personal therapy and hundreds of supervised clinical hours. These personal, academic, and professional experiences shape the care I offer: a safe, non‑judgemental, and supportive space for anyone navigating life’s challenges.

With my personal, professional and academic qualifications and experiences I feel confident that I can help you with any life or relationship issues, however complex. You will have non-judgemental, supportive assistance throughout.

I have a vast experience of working with the public (NHS) and the private counselling and psychological services. I have dealt with complex and enduring mental health issues including addictive behaviours, alcohol abuse, child safeguarding issues, personality disorder, sexual abuse, self-harm, suicidal ideation, relationship issues, marital problems, personality disorder, depression, anxiety, cognitive deficit, and sexual dysfunction.

I offer 20 minutes of free session over the telephone for the first time. It is to explore if we can work together.

I work on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays only. 

I am taking new clients presently. Only three more spaces left. So, please hurry up. 

I hold a dual degree Doctorate (DCPsych) from Metanoia Institute & Middlesex University. Alongside this, I also hold two British master’s degrees: an MSc in Psychology of Education (BPS) from Bristol University and an MSc in Psychology from Exeter University.

I am a member of several national and international professional bodies, including the British Psychological Society (BPS), the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP), and the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (ÌÇÐĹÙÍø). My academic foundation began in India, where I completed an MSc in Psychology and earned bachelor’s degrees in economics, theology, and philosophy. I have also written over 200 English articles on national and global issues, three English books, and several works on neuropsychology and poetry in English and Tamil languages.

Clinically, I practise at doctoral level and work confidently with complex presentations. My natural inclination has been to help those in distress, and my advanced training has strengthened this commitment, particularly in supporting individuals facing psychological or relational difficulties. Over the last 20 years in the helping professions, I have worked with people across cultures, contexts, and life stages. Having taken on parental responsibilities early on in life and having lived within both individualist and collectivist cultures, I bring grounded insight into emotional and relational dynamics.

My dual doctoral formation included five years of personal therapy and hundreds of supervised clinical hours. These personal, academic, and professional experiences shape the care I offer: a safe, non judgemental, and supportive space for anyone navigating life’s challenges.

With my personal, professional and academic qualifications and experiences I feel confident that I can help you with any life or relationship issues, however complex. You will have non-judgemental, supportive assistance throughout.

I have a vast experience of working with the public (NHS) and the private counselling and psychological services. I have dealt with complex and enduring mental health issues including addictive behaviours, alcohol abuse, child safeguarding issues, personality disorder, sexual abuse, self-harm, suicidal ideation, relationship issues, marital problems, personality disorder, depression, anxiety, cognitive deficit, and sexual dysfunction.

I offer 20 minutes of free session over the telephone for the first time. It is to explore if we can work together.

I work on Fridays and Saturdays. Evening hours are available until 8 pm. 

I am taking new clients presently. Only one more space left. So, please hurry up. 

I hold a dual degree Doctorate (DCPsych) from Metanoia Institute & Middlesex University, London. Alongside this, I also hold two British master’s degrees: an MSc in Psychology of Education (BPS) from Bristol University and an MSc in Psychology from Exeter University.

I am a member of several national and international professional bodies, including the British Psychological Society (BPS), the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP), and the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (ÌÇÐĹÙÍø). My academic foundation began in India, where I completed an MSc in Psychology and earned bachelor’s degrees in economics, theology, and philosophy. I have also written over 200 English articles on national and global issues, three English books, and several works on neuropsychology and poetry in English and Tamil languages.

Clinically, I practise at doctoral level and work confidently with complex presentations. My natural inclination has been to help those in distress, and my advanced training has strengthened this commitment, particularly in supporting individuals facing psychological or relational difficulties. Over the last 20 years in the helping professions, I have worked with people across cultures, contexts, and life stages. Having taken on parental responsibilities early on in life and having lived within both individualist and collectivist cultures, I bring grounded insight into emotional and relational dynamics.

My dual doctoral formation included five years of personal therapy and hundreds of supervised clinical hours. These personal, academic, and professional experiences shape the care I offer: a safe, non judgemental, and supportive space for anyone navigating life’s challenges.

With my personal, professional and academic qualifications and experiences I feel confident that I can help you with any life or relationship issues, however complex. You will have non-judgemental, supportive assistance throughout.

I have a vast experience of working with the public (NHS) and the private counselling and psychological services. I have dealt with complex and enduring mental health issues including addictive behaviours, alcohol abuse, child safeguarding issues, personality disorder, sexual abuse, self-harm, suicidal ideation, relationship issues, marital problems, personality disorder, depression, anxiety, cognitive deficit, and sexual dysfunction.

I offer 20 minutes of free session over the telephone for the first time. It is to explore if we can work together.