Meet Nishtha

I didn’t always know I’d become a therapist. But looking back, I was always the person people came to when they needed to talk.

I followed what felt like the “safe” path first – commerce, to a predictable degree. But something kept pulling me back to psychology. Even if nothing else comes out of it, I thought, maybe I’ll at least understand myself better.

During my Master’s internship, everything changed. I watched a clinical psychologist help someone who had stopped using the metro after a traumatic experience. Over weeks, this person not only got back on the train – but eventually enjoyed the ride again.

That moment – witnessing healing unfold slowly, gently, in real time – set the foundation for my path. I knew I wanted to do this work. Not to “fix” people, but to walk alongside them as they found their own way back to themselves.