Discover your path to healing
Psypathology was established with a simple yet meaningful purpose: to make quality mental health support more accessible, professional and evidence-based.
Discover our journey so far
Recognising the growing need for psychological services and the challenges faced by individuals seeking support, we set out to create a space where people can find guidance, understanding and effective care.
Since our inception, we have worked towards promoting mental well-being through psychological counselling, therapy, rehabilitation services, awareness initiatives and professional training. Our commitment remains focused on helping individuals lead healthier, more fulfilling lives while contributing to the growth and recognition of mental health services in India.
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Vision
A society where mental health is understood, valued and accessible to everyone
We envision a future where individuals receive timely psychological support, mental health professionals are empowered through continuous learning, and evidence-based care becomes an integral part of overall well-being.
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Mission
Compassionate, ethical and scientifically informed mental health services
Through counselling, psychotherapy, rehabilitation, training and awareness programmes, we strive to empower individuals to overcome challenges, improve their quality of life, and advance professional standards in psychology.
Milestones
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January 2017
We started with small visits and consultations
Psypathology began as a vision to make quality mental health support more accessible, professional and evidence-based.
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June 2020
We established our digital presence
Online therapy services launched, extending care beyond the consulting room.
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October 2021
Our physical centre opened
Psypathology opened its doors as a physical space for healing and growth.
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January 2022
ISO and IAF certification
We began welcoming clients through every mode of therapy — in person, online, and hybrid.
Seeking help is not a sign of weakness; it's a step toward growth, healing and self-awareness.
I believe that every individual deserves a safe and supportive space to explore their thoughts, emotions and challenges.
My approach combines empathy, active listening and evidence-based practices to help individuals navigate anxiety, stress, relationship concerns, emotional difficulties and life's transitions. Together, we can work toward building resilience, clarity and lasting well-being.
I look forward to being a part of your journey.
Championing mental wellness
Our mission at Psypathology is to provide high-quality, integrated mental health services that facilitate profound healing and personal growth.
We strive to create a supportive environment where every individual can rediscover their purpose and potential.
Guiding values for care
We value transformative services, resilience and strategic consultation to navigate mental health challenges. Our commitment to empathy and discretion ensures that each client receives personalised support that aligns with their unique journey towards wellness.
The people you will be working with
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Rehabilitation PsychologistMs. Aanya Jain
- M.Phil, Rehabilitation Psychology
- RCI registered
- 3+ years clinical experience
Aanya specialises in helping individuals and families navigate the psychological impact of neurological and physical health conditions. Her practice focuses on neuropsychological rehabilitation, psychiatric rehabilitation and cognitive remediation, alongside dedicated support for stroke and traumatic brain injury recovery, chronic illness management and disability counselling.
As a child psychologist and developmental disorder specialist, she brings additional expertise to working with children facing developmental challenges, combining clinical precision with genuine warmth.
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Counselling PsychologistMs. Neha Haryani
- M.Sc, Clinical Psychology
Neha works closely with individuals experiencing emotional and psychological challenges, including stress, anxiety, burnout, overthinking, and the difficulties that often accompany major life transitions.
Through evidence-based therapeutic interventions, she helps clients build practical coping strategies and long-term emotional resilience. Her approach is grounded, empathetic and client-centred, focused on enhancing well-being across the different areas of a person's life — at work, in relationships, or during periods of significant change. She is dedicated to creating a safe, non-judgemental space where clients feel heard and supported.
Frequently Asked Questions
I'm a parent, teacher, professor or social worker. Why shouldn't I counsel my own child or close family member?
While parents, teachers and helping professionals often provide valuable guidance and emotional support, professional counselling requires objectivity and therapeutic boundaries. Close personal relationships can make it difficult to remain neutral, and individuals may feel less comfortable discussing sensitive concerns openly. For this reason, ethical mental health practice generally discourages counselling immediate family members or close blood relations.
When should I consider speaking with a mental health professional?
You may benefit from professional support if emotional, behavioural, relationship or stress-related concerns begin affecting your daily life, work, studies, physical health or overall sense of well-being. Seeking support early can often prevent difficulties from becoming more overwhelming.
How do I know whether I need a psychologist or a medical doctor?
The right professional depends on your concerns. Psychologists focus on assessment, counselling, psychotherapy, behavioural interventions and emotional well-being. Medical doctors and psychiatrists can diagnose medical conditions, prescribe medications and address biological aspects of mental health. If you are unsure where to start, we can help guide you toward the most appropriate support.
What types of concerns do you help with?
We provide support for a wide range of concerns, including anxiety, stress, depression, relationship difficulties, workplace challenges, family conflicts, child and adolescent concerns, emotional regulation, self-esteem issues, life transitions and personal development.
Is counselling only for people with serious mental health conditions?
Not at all. One of the biggest misconceptions about therapy is that it is only for individuals with clinical diagnoses. Counselling can benefit anyone facing stress, relationship challenges, career concerns, life transitions, emotional difficulties, personal growth goals, or simply seeking greater self-awareness and well-being.
Is everything I share during counselling confidential?
Confidentiality is a fundamental part of the therapeutic process. Information shared during sessions is kept private, except in situations where disclosure is legally or ethically required to ensure someone's safety.
Ready to take the first step?
Whether you are seeking support for a specific challenge or simply looking for a safe space to talk, we are here to help you navigate your journey toward better mental well-being.
