Ms Shruti Chandran

Shruti Chandran is a professionally trained Counselling Psychologist with a Distinction in M.Sc. Psychology (Counselling Specialization). She has completed seven years of structured trainingincluding theoretical, practical, and research-oriented approaches in Psychology. She has conducted more than 2500 counselling sessions at DocVita, working with clients from all age groups, ranging from early teens to old adults. Her counselling experience includes providing psychological support for issues related to gender and sexual identity; interpersonal and relationship difficulties; trauma-related challenges; experiences of bullying; adolescents exposed to parental conflict; suicidal ideation and self-harm risk; and individuals presenting with inferiority complex, anxiety, overthinking, self-worth concerns, and other related psychological concerns. In addition to her individual counselling practice, she has conducted multiple psychoeducation sessions for varied population groups. She maintains a client-centred approach and upholds the view that mental well-being is essential for leading a balanced and fulfilling life, irrespective of external challengesShruti Chandran is a professionally trained Counselling Psychologist with a Distinction in M.Sc. Psychology (Counselling Specialization). She has completed seven years of structured training including theoretical, practical, and research-oriented approaches in Psychology. She has conducted more than 2500 counselling sessions at DocVita, working with clients from all age groups, ranging from early teens to old adults. Her counselling experience includes providing psychological support for issues related to gender and sexual identity; interpersonal and relationship difficulties; trauma-related challenges; experiences of bullying; adolescentsexposed to parental conflict; suicidal ideation and self-harm risk; and individuals presenting with inferiority complex, anxiety, overthinking, self-worth concerns, and other related psychological concerns. In addition to her individual counselling practice, she has conducted multiple psychoeducation sessions for varied population groups. She maintains a client-centred approach and upholds the view that mental well-being is essential for leading a balanced and fulfilling life, irrespective of external challengesshow moreshow more