Unmasking Mental Health,
one conversation at a time.

We offer professional therapy, community spaces and mental health support.
A place where you can just be.

Queer-affirmative · Trauma-informed · Neurodivergence-affirmative · Offline (in Gurugram) & Online Globally

Built from lived experience

Unmasking Collective was born from our own experience of masking emotions, something we all do in different ways. We are a mental health organisation focused on fostering open conversations about mental and emotional well-being. We aim to break the stigma by sharing stories rooted in lived experiences, while offering professional mental health support and therapy.

Our mission is to make mental health conversations accessible and supportive. A space where individuals can unmask and just be. The goal is to create communities where we unmask together, share knowledge, and foster authentic connections. 

We believe in the power of community to spark real change through connection, understanding, and a bit of fun along the way.

We are therapists, storytellers, researchers, and community builders, working in Gurugram, online, and everywhere in between.

Meet the team

Sanya Bagga

Founder and Chief Ideator

The diagnosis didn't surprise me. What surprised me was how quickly I tried to manage it. When I was diagnosed with OCD, my first instinct was to keep it contained, keep it manageable, keep it from inconveniencing anyone. I'd been doing that my whole life. Masking wasn't a choice I made. It was just how I survived. What I couldn't find, after the diagnosis, was a space that understood both sides of it. The clinical and the human. The therapy room and everything outside it. So I built one. Unmasking Collective exists for everyone who has ever made themselves smaller to be more acceptable. We offer therapy, community spaces, events, and assessments across Gurugram, Delhi, and online, and everything we do is grounded in one belief: that personhood comes before pathology, and that unmasking, however uncomfortable, is where the masks come off.
This is me taking up space and an invitation for you to do the same.

Sanjana Sarin

Lead Storyteller and Operations Manager

Isha Nagpal

Clinical Psychologist (A) and Programs Lead

Getting started

Beginning therapy doesn’t have to feel daunting. 

Here’s what it looks like with us.

Core Values

 Empathy

Collaboration

Lived Experiences

Therapy & assessments

Research & workshops

Spaces & community

Community Highlights

Offline Events

Online Events

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