Ms. Sayantani Sinha
Masters in Clinical Psychology
Clinical Psychologist,
Counselling Psychologist
8 Years Experience Overall (4 years as specialist)
Sayantani has obtained a Masters Degree in Psychology and her master's experience includes working with diverse populations in various settings. She has obtained clinical experiences that have encouraged her interests in working with Children and Adolescents. She has worked with Children Demonstrating behavioral difficulties, Adolescents with a wide variety of Psychological Disorders and special needs. She enjoys working in a multidisciplinary team which enables her to collaborate with professionals with different areas of expertise. She is committed to learning and equally committed to bringing about a change in people’s lives.
Happy with: Doctor friendlinessExplanation of the health issue
Doctor is very friendly.Especially have the patience to listen to the patient's problems.Doctor is treating as a common person, not as a reputed doctor, who shows their prestige or pride with patients. Very helpfull.
Visited For Psychological Problems
She is very patience and she listens our problems and she gives the suggestions for the problem she is very good.i like to talk with her bcz she is friendly too . And my suggestion is to go and meet her *** *** **** **** ******* ** * ******** I m happy thank you
Happy with: Doctor friendlinessExplanation of the health issueTreatment satisfactionValue for moneyWait time
Very amicable and non judgemental. Among the few Psychologists I am not discouraged to open up to completely.
Happy with: Doctor friendlinessExplanation of the health issueTreatment satisfaction
The doctor is very understanding and has helped to recover stress related issues at work place. I appreciate the proffessionalism yet down to earth nature of the therapist👍
Visited For Counselling for Depression & Anxiety
Tried 2 other psychologists before landing here. She is really good. Took about 2 hours the first session and gave the most non judgemental tips to cope with depression. Thanks Sayantani.