“I use a strengths-based, collaborative approach in my practice and for me people’s expertise, lived-experiences and value systems guide the path we may want to take and skills we explore in the therapy process. It’s also important for me to locate people’s experiences in larger systems and hence the therapeutic principles centre anti-caste, queer, and disability affirmative ways of working”

I use collaborative approach guided by the anti-caste, queer, and disability affirmative principles and mindfulness practices. It is going to be a space of curiosity to understand oneself which includes personal goals, values, relationships, thought processes, listening to the emotions with openness and most importantly evaluating the context (political, family, class, caste, gender, sexuality, community etc).