Psychotherapy
The journey of finding the top Psychologists in India is unique for everyone, and the Center for Mental Health recognizes this. Our Psychologists in India offer personalized therapy sessions / treatments, drawing from a rich tapestry of methodologies. Our well known specialists are committed to helping you rediscover your strength and joy. Our therapy / counselling / treatments are designed to address the root causes, ensuring a holistic recovery.
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FAQs for Psychologists in India
A psychologist is a professional trained in understanding human behavior, emotions, and mental health. They use scientific methods to assess, diagnose, and help individuals with psychological issues.
A psychologist specializes in therapy and counseling, while a psychiatrist is a medical doctor who can prescribe medications for mental health conditions.
Currently, India does not have a central licensing authority for psychologists, but certification from organizations like the Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI) or a degree recognized by UGC-approved universities is preferred
To become a psychologist, one typically needs:
- A Bachelor’s degree (BA/BSc) in Psychology
- A Master’s degree (MA/MSc) in Psychology, Counseling, or Clinical Psychology
- A Ph.D. or M.Phil. (required for clinical practice or academia)
Consultation & Therapy
You can book a session via their clinic, hospital, or online platforms like Practo, Lybrate, or MindPeers.
Fees vary based on experience and location. Typically, charges range from ₹500 to ₹3000 per session.
A standard therapy session lasts 45-60 minutes.
Yes, psychologists follow strict confidentiality guidelines. However, if there is a risk of harm to the patient or others, they may be required to inform authorities.
Yes, online therapy is becoming common through video calls, phone calls, or chat-based platforms.
Mental Health & Well-being
You should consider seeing a psychologist if you experience:
- Persistent stress, anxiety, or depression
- Difficulty in relationships or work
- Trauma or grief
- Unexplained mood swings
Common therapies include:
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Psychoanalysis
- Mindfulness-based therapy
- Couples and family therapy
Yes, psychologists provide therapy for addictions such as alcohol, smoking, or substance abuse.