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Passionate about empowering children and adolescents a dedicated clinical psychologist with a master’s degree extends a warm invitation to individuals seeking holistic well-being. She brings both deep clinical experience and cutting-edge research insights to her work, dedicated to improving the lives of young people and those who care for them.
In her clinical practice, she creates a warm and supportive environment for children and adolescents struggling with a variety of psychological disorders. Whether it’s anxiety, depression, ADHD, or family challenges, she tailors evidence-based therapy to each individual’s unique needs. She works closely with families, fostering positive communication and supportive relationships to create a holistic foundation for healing.
But Ayushi’s dedication to mental health extends beyond the therapy room. As a researcher, she delves into the complex issues influencing children’s well-being. Her current research on IT professionals’ quality of life and its impact on parent-child relationships sheds light on the overlooked yet crucial connection between professional pressures and the family dynamic.
But her impact doesn’t stop there, she is also leading the development of an innovative platform specifically designed for the education of psychologically disabled children. This groundbreaking project harnesses her clinical expertise and research knowledge to create a personalized learning experience that fosters inclusivity and empowers every child to reach their full potential.
Ayushi is a true champion for child and adolescent mental health. Her dedication to personalized therapy, insightful research, and groundbreaking educational initiatives positions her as a unique resource for families, educators, and mental health professionals alike.
Seeking support for your child or family? Curious about the impact of your work-life balance on your family? Want to be part of creating a more inclusive educational landscape? She invites you to connect and together, bridge the gaps in child and adolescent mental health.