Individual therapy is a space that belongs to you, to pause, reflect, and make sense of your experiences at your own pace.
At Unmasking Collective, we approach therapy as a collaborative process grounded in empathy, safety, and curiosity. We recognise that mental health is shaped not only by personal experiences, but also by the social and cultural systems we live within. Our therapists are queer-affirmative, neurodivergence-affirmative, trauma-informed, and relationship-focused practitioners who centre the therapeutic alliance as a key agent of change.
Each therapist brings their own modalities and specialised skills, offering support that is thoughtful, adaptive, and tailored to your needs.
We offer individual therapy in person across Delhi NCR and Gurugram, and online for clients across India and worldwide. Availability varies by therapist, so check each profile or book a discovery call and we’ll help match you.
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Consultant Counselling Psychologist
MA Applied Psychology, specialization in
Clinical psychology,
University of Delhi
Consultant Counselling Psychologist
MSc Clinical Psychology
CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Bangalore
Consultant Counselling Psychologist
M.Sc in Clinical Psychology
CHRIST (Deemed to be University)
Consultant Counselling Psychologist
M.A. in Clinical Psychology, NSFU, Gujarat
PG Diploma in Psycho-Oncology, Texas School of Mental Health (Pursuing)
Consultant Counselling Psychologist
MSc. in Counselling Studies,
University of Edinburgh
Consultant Counselling Psychologist
MA in Clinical Psychology,
Amity University
Post Graduate Certificate Course in Couple and Family Therapy, TISS, Mumbai
Clinical Psychologist (A) - RCI Registered
SGT University
MSc. Applied Clinical Psychology
University of Bath
Consultant Clinical Psychologist (A) - RCI Registered
UNESCO-CID Certified Expressive Arts Therapist
MA Psychology (Psychosocial Clinical Studies)
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University, Delhi.
Clinical Psychologist (A) - RCI Registered
SGT University
MA Clinical Psychology
Amity University
Online: Sessions with clients across India and worldwide, from wherever you feel most comfortable.
In person: Sessions across Delhi NCR in Noida, Malviya Nagar, Greater Kalish, Palam Vihar and Gurugram, with select therapists.
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Therapy with Sanya is a collaborative and gentle space where you don’t have to perform or “have it all figured out.” She walks alongside you, helping you explore your emotional world, understand patterns, and reconnect with parts of yourself that may feel distant or overwhelmed. Sessions integrate reflective depth with practical tools, supporting both insight and meaningful change.
Therapeutic modalities and approaches:
Trauma-focused practice, Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT), Transactional Analysis 101 (ITAA Certified), psychodynamic lens, culturally and socially informed perspective.
Concerns she works with (but not limited to):
Trauma and its long-term impact, OCD (including lived experience-informed support), anxiety and overthinking, emotional regulation difficulties, identity exploration and self-understanding, relationship patterns and attachment dynamics, self-worth and inner criticism, life transitions, feeling disconnected from oneself and more.
Therapeutic modalities and approaches:
Person-Centered Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, queer-affirmative, social justice-oriented, and non-pathologising.
Concerns she works with (but not limited to):
Grief and loss of different forms, self-exploration and identity, life transitions, loneliness, navigating social and familial expectations, attachment-related concerns, emotional concerns, and more.
Concerns she does not work with presently:
Active suicidal ideation and emergencies, addiction, active psychosis.
Therapy with Ketan is a space for depth, reflection, and honest exploration. His work invites individuals to move toward understanding their emotional experiences, relationships, desires, conflicts, and patterns that shape their inner world. Together, therapy becomes a process of uncovering the visible and invisible parts of the self – the experiences carried from childhood, the ways one has learned to protect themselves, and parts of the past that continue to echo in the present.
His approach is relational, trauma-informed, queer-affirmative, and deeply attuned to the emotional, cultural, familial, social, and political realities that influence a person’s lived experience. Therapy with him is not about being “fixed”, rather, understanding, developing greater awareness, self and emotional insight, and the ability to make choices in one’s life and relationships, beyond conscious and unconscious patterns.
Therapeutic modalities and approaches:
Psychodynamic Therapy, Humanistic-Existential Therapy, Trauma-Informed, Queer-Affirmative, Relational, Socioculturally sensitive.
Concerns he works with (but not limited to):
Childhood trauma, anxiety, relationships and interpersonal concerns, attachment, family, parent-child relationship, self-image, borderline states of mind, grief, adjustment and transition concerns, gender and sexual identity exploration, emotional regulation and self-exploration, and men’s mental health.
Concerns he does not work with presently:
Active suicidal ideation and active high risk self-harm requiring immediate intervention, active psychosis.
Therapy with Afriti is a collaborative and steady space to slow down and understand what feels confusing, overwhelming, or repetitive in your life. She works alongside you to explore relationship dynamics, emotional patterns, and the ways your past experiences may be shaping your present. Sessions move at your pace and centre what you wish to bring, while also offering reflections and practical tools to help you respond with greater awareness and intention.
Therapeutic modalities and approaches:
Person-Centered Therapy, Psychodynamic Therapy, Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT), DBT-informed techniques, Culturally sensitive and trauma-informed lens.
Concerns she works with (but not limited to):
Anxiety and emotional overwhelm, trauma and childhood-related themes, low mood, relationship difficulties, grief and loss, self-esteem concerns, stress and burnout, life transitions, identity, self-understanding, and more.
Concerns she does not work with presently:
Eating disorders, clients experiencing active psychosis
Therapy with Samadrita (Sam) is a gentle, safety-minded walk together. You collaborate on the pace and priorities, slow down to have meaningful conversations, and hold space for your emotions and depth. Her focus is on your lived experiences, core values, and the personal narratives that have shaped immensely who you are today. She believes her role is to walk alongside you, helping you feel heard, seen, and more connected to yourself, especially during life’s difficult or confusing phases.
Therapeutic modalities & approach:
Person-Centered Therapy, Narrative Practices, Trauma-Focused ACT (TF-ACT), Advanced EFT Practitioner (Certified by EFTMRA, UK), Matrix Re-Imprinting Therapy (Childhood & Trauma)
Concerns she works with (but not limited to):
Anxiety, low mood and depression, loss & grief, childhood trauma, identity exploration, understanding sense of self, relationship difficulties, life transitions (migration, empty-nest)
Concerns she does not work with presently:
Addictions, eating disorders, and sexual health.
Mridu is a counselling psychologist who offers a safe, inclusive space grounded in empathy, compassion, honesty, trust, and unconditional positive regard. She aims to creates an authentic environment where every layer of an individual is welcomed and valued, meeting them where they are. Her approach is cool, collaborative, and curious, balancing depth with ease, and supporting growth through vulnerability, meaningful conversations, and engaging activities.
Therapeutic approach and modalities:
Eclectic approach tailored to clients’ needs, Person-centred Therapy, Psychodynamic Therapy, Narrative Therapy
Culturally sensitive and socially informed lens.
Concerns she works with (but not limited to):
Low mood, anxiety, relationship, childhood & family issues, sexual health & well-being, self-esteem, confidence issues, emotional neglect, work & academic issues, body image issues, attachment issues, grief, adjustment issues.
Concerns she does not work with presently:
Addictions, active psychosis clients, OCD.
Therapeutic modalities and approaches:
Trauma-informed and systemic lens that borrows from narrative practices, cognitive-behavioral schools of thought, solution focused schools of thought, queer and neurodivergent affirmative, non-pathologizing.
Concerns she works with (but not limited to):
Feeling anxious, low or unmotivated, and social withdrawal; relationship difficulties and conflict in couple and family dynamics; identity, gender and sexuality; neurodevelopmental concerns such as focus, planning, time management, emotional regulation and coping with change; and trauma
Concerns she does not work with presently:
Thoughts around death and dying, concerns requiring intensive clinical support such as bipolar experiences, experiences of addiction, experiences of psychosis etc.
Therapy with Isha is a safe and supportive space where you can slow down, talk openly, and understand yourself better. Isha sees therapy as a space that belongs to you, where we explore your thoughts, emotions, and experiences together without judgement. Her aim is to help you feel more aware of yourself, more confident in making choices, and better able to handle difficult thoughts and emotions.
Therapeutic modalities and approaches:
Person-Centered Therapy, Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT), Behavioural Therapy
Concerns she works with (but not limited to):
Mood dysregulation, Anxiety, Relationship concerns, Grief, Work stress, Adjustment issues, Confidence and Self-esteem.
Concerns she does not work with presently:
In-patient clients.
Therapy with Saniya is an intentional and light space where you can slow down, reflect, and build tools to navigate what feels overwhelming or stuck. Her approach is authentic and grounded in deep respect for each person’s unique lived experiences. Sessions balance reflection with practical strategies, allowing space for insight as well as skill-building. She views art as a powerful medium for emotional expression and integrates an eclectic blend of talk-based and art-based modalities within sessions.
Therapeutic modalities and approaches:
Person-Centered Therapy, DBT-informed techniques, Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT), Expressive Arts Therapy.
Concerns she works with (but not limited to):
Mood dysregulation, anxiety, emotional regulation, relationship concerns, work stress, adjustment issues, substance use, self-esteem, life transitions, and more.
Concerns she does not work with presently:
Active crisis cases.
Therapy with Abhya is rooted in a relational, Existential-Humanistic approach — a space where you slow down and explore your pressing concerns against the backdrop of existential themes like freedom, mortality, meaning in life, and loneliness. A session with Abhya might look like slowing down time, where we don’t rush to solve a problem, but just stay with the experience to let the answers emerge.
Therapeutic modalities and approaches:
Relational Therapy, Existential-Humanistic Therapy, Psychometric Assessment & Diagnostic Evaluation
Concerns she works with (but not limited to):
Emotional dysregulation, Depression, Anxiety, Anger issues, Relationship concerns.