Many of us who visit LI and are in this legal profession have either taken therapy or planning to take one. I fall in the category of the later seeking help here from the people who have undergone therapy and are doing better now. Please name the therapist who you have found useful (practicing in Delhi) in past or currently undergoing treatment. Practo., etc. are there but would prefer the community-recommended ones.
So a few of the therapists in the list have moved countries, few are unavailable. I'd looked this up a few months ago. I found an appointment with one from the list but I only got an appointment for 2 months later. Most in the list are good from what I hear. They're mostly holding sessions on WhatsApp video for now but it could make sense to find one in physical proximity so you can continue with the same therapist once (if?) the therapist would rather do this in person. You'll have to see which therapist works for you, and that takes a few months. Be patient and you'll see it's helpful. Divya Jain at Fortis Gurgaon is really good but I changed therapists once she was engaged with my firm (which is nice too) (I'd rather not use the services of the firm's therapist).
http://www.mansitherapy.com/ You can try them. Btw, therapist shopping is a thing and you need to feel comfortable with yours. Meet a few and find your comfort.
Typically, between 1000-2000 per session. On the number of sessions, maybe 2-3 sessions. Some people get to know in the first session itself. You should try getting on a quick call with the therapist first, you'll get an idea of how the therapist is. They shouldn't charge for that.
I think thatβs highly subjective. The deal breaker for me would be if the therapist does not mirror and value the goals that I have set for myself. I feel they have to understand your core needs and goals and help you in charting a course to meet your goals.
Some colleagues already go to them.
Sorry, I don't want more people I may know going to them.
Like when you asked your boss if you could have a life
and he or she said no
Food for thought - Kya tere therapist ne (by any chance) tujhe selfish-ish diagnose kia hai? :D
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You'll probably have to write a bit of a cover letter and 'apply' to ones that seem relevant to you.
You'll have to see which therapist works for you, and that takes a few months. Be patient and you'll see it's helpful.
Divya Jain at Fortis Gurgaon is really good but I changed therapists once she was engaged with my firm (which is nice too) (I'd rather not use the services of the firm's therapist).
You can try them. Btw, therapist shopping is a thing and you need to feel comfortable with yours. Meet a few and find your comfort.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/samiksha-manchanda-5b5538100