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ADHD in the Workplace Support Group (Therapist Led)

Fee ₹3,000 For 4 sessions (~₹750/session)
Medium Online
Upcoming Meetup May 26

Finding it hard to concentrate, stay organized, or manage workplace relationships because of ADHD? This therapist-led group assists professionals in addressing job-related difficulties, learning practical techniques, and meeting others with similar experiences.

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Scheduled Session
Tue, May 26 · 8:00pm–9:15pm
3,000 · 4 sessions (~₹750/session)
Number of Sessions
4 Sessions
Fee Type
Paid
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  • Who are the facilitators behind ADHD in the Workplace Support Group (Therapist Led)?
    Facilitator: Palkee Baruah
    • Years of Experience: 7+ years
    • Groups Facilitated at SoulUp: 10
    • Relevant Expertise: Adult ADHD, Self and Identity Issues, Anxiety, Emotional Regulation, Workplace Stress, Queer-affirmative and Trauma-sensitive Practice
    Palkee Baruah is a Senior Clinical Psychologist with more than seven years of experience working with adults navigating anxiety, depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder, workplace stress, emotional dysregulation, trauma, self-esteem issues and neurodivergence including adult ADHD and autism. She holds an M.Phil. in Clinical Psychology and integrates evidence-based therapies such as CBT, DBT, ACT and Compassion-Focused Therapy, along with mindfulness and expressive techniques, depending on client needs. Her work is deeply informed by an intersectional, feminist, caste-conscious, trauma-sensitive and queer-affirmative approach. She believes therapy is most effective when therapist and client collaborate as equals, and she builds warm, non-judgmental spaces where individuals feel validated, supported and empowered in their growth. She is fluent in English, Assamese and Hindi, which enables her to connect meaningfully with diverse communities.
    Her interest in ADHD in professional settings comes from witnessing how organisational pressures, overstimulation, masking and executive functioning challenges can affect confidence, productivity and self-worth. Through SoulUp’s ADHD in the Workplace Support Group, she supports professionals in understanding their patterns better, strengthening regulation, communicating assertively and embracing strengths rather than overfocusing on limitations. For her, this group is a space where neurodivergent adults can share openly, feel less alone and build strategies that help them thrive while staying true to who they are. When she is not working, you may find her travelling or enjoying her comfort food, aloo pitika. A quote she stands by: Therapy: Because even superheroes need a sidekick for their mental battles.
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