Team

Her work focuses on adults dealing with self-related, personality-related, and trauma-induced long-term issues. She explores the interaction of their inner selves, helping them weave narratives that connect past experiences to their present state. Ms. Kaushik integrates language, imagery, and silences as vital aspects of the therapeutic relationship, creating a unique and empathetic space for healing.

She uses an eclectic approach anchored in narrative, and third wave of Cognitive Behavioural Therapies. Her work is trauma informed and queer affirmative. She does individual therapy with people in the age group of 15 to 40. She works with concerns relating to anxiety, depression and personality disorders with a keen interest in grief and trauma.

Dr. Deka utilizes an integrated, evidence-based, and trauma-informed approach that is queer-affirmative and tailored to each client’s unique needs. She actively practices third-wave behavioral therapies and works primarily with the adult population. Her areas of expertise include trauma, anxiety, depression, addiction, and personality concerns.

She works in the field of individual psychotherapy with adults for various psychological and psychosocial concerns. She uses an eclectic approach which is embedded in a relational framework and integrates intervention techniques from CBT and DBT.

She provides psychotherapy to adults who have experiences with trauma, grief, relational difficulties, personality concerns, depression and anxiety. Her work is informed by Psychoanalytic thinking with emphasis on object relations framework to provide physical and emotional safety so one can make sense of their experiences and change may occur.

She has experience working with adults; individuals and couples on assessing and addressing various psychological and relational issues. She provides personalised, evidence-based treatments tailored to each person’s unique needs, drawing from cognitive, behavioural, emotionally focused and systemic approaches. She aims to support her clients in pursuing psychological well-being, emphasising empathetic presence and thoughtful reflection. She is adept at using psychological assessments to gain insights into psychological issues and interventions.

Her clinical experience spans diverse settings, including her tenure at the Army Hospital (Research & Referral), New Delhi, and work in private practice as a psychotherapist.

Ms. Palni works with individuals across the lifespan, addressing a wide range of concerns such as relational difficulties, personality-related issues, depression, and anxiety. She follows an integrative, evidence-based approach, drawing from process-based therapies like Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Her therapeutic orientation is deeply rooted in an understanding of socio-cultural contexts, with a strong emphasis on empowerment and collaboration.
In addition to therapy, Ms. Palni is proficient in conducting psychological assessments to inform case formulation and intervention planning. Her practice reflects a commitment to compassionate care, clinical excellence, and ongoing learning.

She possesses expertise in collaborating with individuals of different age groups, including adults, adolescents, elderly persons and families, in evaluating and tackling a wide array of psychological concerns. Her interests lie in an eclectic approach that is customized and adapted to suit the distinct requirements of each individual. She integrates narrative work, third wave cognitive behavioral therapies. She is focused on assisting her clients in attaining psychological well-being, with a key emphasis on fostering empathetic connections and encouraging insightful self-reflection. She is also proficient in utilizing psychological assessments to deepen understanding of psychological challenges, that helps in her practice.

She works with a diverse population and concerns and is experienced with adults and couples. She is a trauma informed and queer affirmative therapist who uses an integrated approach with evidence based practices utilizing process-based therapies such as ACT, Schema Therapy, Internal Family Systems, as well as the systemic approach. She tailors the therapeutic approach based on the needs of each client to support them on their
healing journey.

She works with adolescents and adults, offering a compassionate and collaborative space to explore emotional, relational, and life-transition concerns. She also supports individuals navigating caregiving roles and responsibilities, as well as experiences of grief and loss. Her approach is informed by Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and other third-wave approaches, with integration of Schema Therapy and Interpersonal Therapy (IPT). She seeks to support clients in developing understanding and making meaningful changes that feel aligned with their values, while bringing grounded presence and reflective engagement into the therapeutic process and remaining respectful of each person’s unique lived experience.