Ms. Priyanka P S

Hi

I so blessed to have met her. It would have been nice if I had these studies in the school itself or a Psychologist like her in my school.

Her welcoming, down to earth nature and straightforwardness has helped me heal as sessions continued. My mom is a single parent and she struggled to understand my situation as she is going through her similar challenges with the death of my dad. My mom is much understanding and relaxed with me after meeting with her to understand about me.

She made me feel safe enough to open up. She encourages me to see my strength and takes me along through working on what I am not comfortable. I started seeing many things about me which I usually avoid, this made me angry and resist the sessions.

I actually told her my deep dark twisted secrets and she took it quite well. I wasn't okay with white light in the session room, I shared this with her after 7 months of knowing her. I know it looks like small to many but not for me. I am a hypersensitive person. In spite of discomfort, I shut up and didn't choose to open up to her. I was irritated and troubled within. One day I felt its okay to tell her as I felt that she won't take me wrong, her care is clear in her eyes.

She has a habit of sending follow up messages whenever she senses I am not okay, I am surprised how she understands me so well. These messages during my emotional crisis have helped me see reality and also for me to come out of my illusion. The best part about her is that she is open to discussing what works and doesn't work openly.

I am inspired by her research publications, awareness programs and her keen interest in learning anything new. I read a lot about what she does before choosing her as my therapist. For me, it's important for a person to have scientific reasoning and update learning through research.

Thank you, mam, for being my inspiration and helping me to see how important it is to be genuinely human.

I am an international patient from the UK. I have used Priyanka as my psychotherapist for seven consecutive months whilst in India.

When you look at me, I look healthy. I am slim, I exercise regularly, and I don’t drink or smoke. However, I came to Priyanka with several troubles in my life including chronic pain, issues relating to my previous work in the corporate environment and fears about my future. I had become disabled as an adult whilst working in the corporate world. (Two-thirds of people who are currently disabled in the UK became disabled whilst they were of working age.) I have an invisible physical disability.

I have had some talking therapies before in the UK, but they have not been nearly as effective as what I experienced with Priyanka.

In the same way that everyone has physical health, everyone also has a mental health. The most successful people in life look after both. In fact, it hard to have good physical health without also looking after your mental health. We all sometimes experience poor mental health. The loss of a relative or loved one, too much pressure at work, relationship difficulties etc. It is up to us to take time out to look after our mental health. This sometimes involves a therapist like Priyanka. This doesn’t show weakness but actually shows strength and courage.

At the airport in London, UK, just before I came to India, some of the best-selling books on the shelves are about how to master our mental health. How to improve our grit, resilience, perseverance or bounce-back-ability. It is clear that this is a popular international topic.

Because of my interest in these books, I decided to embark on a period of improving myself with Priyanka. There was some trepidation about what was about to happen. I was a little nervous.

Some of the sessions were difficult. We talked about issues that needed to be dealt with, and it was painful. However, once she had worked through these issues, I felt a feeling of release and freedom. A step-change in my mental health in that area. It was wonderful.

Often Priyanka used art, dance therapy and games to try to convey her message to me. As a technically minded and degree qualified mechanical engineer, I found some of these approaches new and challenging. Looking back, however, these exercises were the ones I remember the most. It’s as if therapy was working on me without me realising it. This would sometimes happen immediately and on other occasions take days of contemplating before fully absorbing what had been taught. Priyank is clever and her approach is not always obvious.

Priyanka has this ability to “sense” what you need. She often adapts her session depending on how she finds you. I found her sensitive and caring. Your very best health and wellbeing is the ONLY thing she is interested in. She is an absolute professional with years of experience behind her; and it shows. Priyanka goes the extra mile and then some more to make sure she gets you where you should be. She will not give up on you no matter how difficult the situation or even if you give up on yourself. She is determined and realistic.

Priyanka also has a wealth of experience dealing with international patients, and for that I was grateful. I was bamboozled by India, and she understood why. She educated me about the local culture and helped me navigate the peculiarities. If not for Priyanka, I would have left India within weeks. This I can say as an absolute fact. Her skills enabled me to complete my time here.

By the end of the seven months, I was able to handle myself in India in a confident manner. Not quite a local, but a far more assertive foreigner compared to the timid patient when I first arrived.

The best project you will ever work on in your life is yourself. Why read a self-help book or listen to a TED talk or Youtube video which is generic, when you can have tailored one to one psychotherapy from a qualified and highly experienced therapist? It’s a no brainer.

I have learnt that good emotional intelligence is a greater indicator of success than our IQ. But what is interesting is, that it is a skill that can be learnt, like playing the piano and practice makes permanent.

This exceptionally clever and skilful woman has taught me how to better handle the challenges of life. She is honest and can be depended upon. She thinks about the little things and sometimes little things really matter. Everything is confidential, you can tell her anything - she has heard it all before. Over the months I came to trust her completely. This woman has integrity inbuilt. She is honest and kind.

I arrived in India almost broken, I had lost my confidence, in pain, stressed and weak. With Priyanka’s help I left with a skip in my step, smiling, confidence restored, much stronger and able to deal with life better. What a relief!

It is therefore without any hesitation or reservation that I recommend Priyanka to you. I would especially recommend her to international visitors, like myself. As far as I’m concerned, you can search as much as you like for a better therapist in Bangalore, but I am one hundred percent confident that you will not find one.

We are deeply grateful to Dr. Priyanka for the compassionate care and unwavering support provided to my father during a challenging time. From the very first session, it was clear that Dr. Priyanka’s had a remarkable ability to connect with patients on a deep and meaningful level. She took the time to truly listen, offering thoughtful insights that helped my father not only understand his emotions but also find ways to cope and grow stronger.

What truly stands out is Priyanka’s empathetic approach. It created a safe space where my father felt heard and understood, without any judgment. Their expertise, combined with genuine kindness, made a significant difference in his mental and emotional well-being. The progress my father has made under their care is beyond what we had hoped for, and we couldn’t be more thankful.

Priyanka is not just a skilled professional but also a compassionate healer, and we are incredibly fortunate to have found them. I wholeheartedly recommend her to anyone in need of psychological support.