Counsellor Detail

Sonam Chaudhary is a Clinical Psychologist registered with Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI). She has completed her M.Phil. in Clinical Psychology from the Gautam Buddha University. She is an empathetic Clinical Psychologist with real-world experience in treating both Inpatients as well as outpatients with anxiety, depression, adjustment issues, sleep disorders, relationship issues, OCD, Somatoform, schizophrenia, Neurodevelopmental disorders and Personality disorders.

She has professional training and expertise in conducting psychometric testing, including IQ tests, personality tests, cognitive tests, and neuro-cognitive tests, as well as evidence-based like ReadON cognitive training software. She is also extensively trained in providing different therapies as per the needs and requirements of the patients such as Cognitive Behavioral therapy, Brain Entrainment Therapy, Behaviour Modification, Cognitive Retraining, Relaxation Training, REBT, Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT), Couple & Family Therapy, and providing all other neurocognitive, emotional, and behavioral interventions.

She has experience in organizing and anchoring national and international conferences, seminars, webinars and mental health workshops. She has presented her research work in various national and international conferences and has published 2 research papers and had developed 1 diagnostic assessment tool.

She believes that a healthy mental health is the key for a healthy & a happy life. She advocates a holistic approach to psychological treatment focusing on eliminating the root causes of the illnesses to thrive long term benefits and helping the patient to learn healthy ways to live their life independently. She follows an eclectic approach in therapy that derive elements from psychodynamic, neurocognitive and behavioral approaches. Her ideology is that “Don’t let your negative thoughts control you, you should be the master for your healthy brain”. Healthy brain is essential for a healthy body, healthy families and a healthy nation