Zarana Mithani
Counselling Psychologist
Services
Counselling helps you to gain insight and understanding regarding your difficulties. Talk therapy enables you to gently unravel, process, and work-through complex emotions in order to resolve them. If you are open to understanding yourself better and want to experience life more fully, counselling is for you.
With the help of a professional counsellor, you will be given the support needed to overcome your difficulties. Counselling can empower you to be more at ease within yourself, take charge of your life and relationships. A more content way of being is possible and within your reach.
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BOOK YOUR INITIAL THERAPY SESSION ONLINE
Taking the first step toward improving your mental health can be difficult and daunting sometimes. However, the decision to seek therapy is always a helpful one,
especially when you realize that you don't have to face your struggles alone. There
is a lot to be gained from investing in yourself.
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YOUR FIRST SESSION
This initial session will help you better understand whether therapy is right for you, as well as give you an opportunity to get to know your therapist and vice versa. It is a non-judgmental space where you can begin to explore and make sense of personal experiences & difficulties in a safe, supportive and confidential environment.
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YOU DECIDE IF ONGOING THERAPY IS RIGHT FOR YOU
Depending on how you're feeling about the sessions, if you decide to continue
therapy, we can mutually agree on the structure, goals and timings. I would love the opportunity to get to know you and to see if I would be a good fit for you during this time in your life.
Schedule A Call
Kindly fill out the form below in order to schedule a call with me.
*Please note that this is NOT a therapy session.
It is a short call to discuss the details of the session as well as your requirement, post which you may decide if you'd like to take up therapy sessions with me.
FAQ'S
1. Are all therapy sessions confidential and private?
Yes, everything you share is private and confidential.
2. What is the difference between a psychologist and a psychiatrist?
Psychiatrists are medical doctors who are able to prescribe medications, which they do in conjunction with providing psychotherapy, though medical and pharmacological interventions are often their focus. Where as psychologists provide help through talk therapy.
3. How do I know if I need therapy? Can therapy really be helpful?
Therapy can give you support, validation, coping skills, and strategies to change your perspective and your behaviors. It can give you greater peace of mind and help you tolerate difficult feelings and situations. It can give you a “corrective emotional experience:” your therapist creates a safe, non-judgmental space for you to express yourself authentically and may “get” you in a way that no one else has. When this happens, it is extremely powerful and transformative.
Therapy cannot change other people or external circumstances. Therapists provide psychoeducation, feedback, and guidance, but they don’t give advice or answers. If you’re new to therapy, or are exploring unprocessed trauma, therapy may make you feel a bit worse before you feel better.
I can’t tell you how long it will take for you to feel better. But, generally, the more you put into therapy, the more you’ll get out of it.
4. Do you offer a sliding scale?
Yes, a sliding scale is available. Only for a limited slots per month.
5. What is the difference between a counselling psychologist and a clinical psychologist?
The difference between the two is based in tradition, with clinical psychologists historically working in more clinical settings - working with assessment, diagnosis and treatment.
Counselling psychologists work with the same diversity of issues using effective talking therapies by applying a wide range of skills to work with each individual's needs in a supportive and caring way.
6. Is there a cancellation policy?
Yes, there is a 24 hour cancellation policy.
Disclaimer:
Online counseling/therapy sessions do not deal with medical or psychological emergencies. If you are experiencing thoughts of self harm or suicide, an in person medical intervention is the most appropriate form of help. You can seek help at the nearest hospital where you can connect with a psychiatrist/social worker/therapist in person.
Alternatively, you can contact iCall
Hours: Available: Mon—Sat, 8 AM—10 PM
9152987821 & Aasra : +91 9820466726 (24x7)