With MSc. in Clinical Psychology and 600+ hours of clinical internship experience, Sakshi's primary therapeutic approach is collaborative, client-oriented and integrative. This means she loves blending ideas from different frameworks, particularly from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, person-centred approach, and mindfulness-based modalities like ACT. The ultimate goal is to create a culturally inclusive, tailor-made safe space. She strives to work with the client at a pace that they find comfortable and to look at concerns holistically, with curiosity rather than judgement. She has also completed two trauma-based certificate courses (Psychological First Aid by John Hopkins University and Trauma-Informed Care by Deborah Grey-1MILLIONHOME) and strives to be trauma-informed and queer-affirmative.

She has hands-on experience in providing mental health support across diverse settings, having previously worked with hospitals, rehabilitation centres, and NGOs. She has 600+ hours of clinical internship experience. Additionally, she has presented her dissertation at the ICII conference.

Alina Fatmi is a compassionate and versatile Mental Health Professional with an M.A. in Clinical Psychology and a PG Diploma in Counselling & Family Therapy.

I bring foundational clinical experience from my tenure at Era Medical College, where I supported diverse patient populations navigating acute psychological distress. As a Crisis Counsellor, I have developed a calm, grounded approach to high-stakes interventions, prioritising safety and immediate stabilisation.