Ms. Nipa Sanghavi

I’ve had stress concerns for a considerable period of time. Nipa ma’am helped me firstly understand the issues in a structured and transparent manner, and guided me with step by step interventions. Following them and consistent check-ins and guidance from Nipa ma’am has truly helped. I indeed feel more relaxed and clear in thought, and I’m able to manage my emotions better than where I was earlier. May thanks to Nipa ma’am for her consistent, structured and transparent guidance.

When I first met Nipa, i was clueless about what I was feeling. Nipa was patient enough to make explain my condition. I got a better clarity about myself and how to not get overwhelmed at petty issues. She's scolded me when I was wrong and supported me when I was right. It is always comfortable to talk to her. She helped me see things clearly and made me understand for the fact that we're all humans and sometimes it's okay not to be okay. Forgiving yourself and loving yourself is equally important.I have a long road to recovery but with Nipa's help I feel I'm in the right direction. And most of all it's okay to be where you are and there's no rush to get into things that doesn't make you happy. I can finally be okay with who I am and now think of myself as an important person rather than just somebody. Mental illness is no joke and it's takes skill, patience and empathy to handle patients and treat them and i was happy I chose her for my wellbeing. I will highly recommend her to anyone seeking assistance regarding any psychological problem.

There are times when you need to pour out what you feel and someone to take that and make sense of it

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