MSc Mental Health Studies, UK Existential-Humanistic Therapist, USA​.

Sushree is an existential psychotherapist, clinical psychology researcher and a humanist. She has spent the last decade in psychotherapy practice, specialising in the existential approach to living and being. Her philosophy of practice is inspired by the humanistic belief that each human being has the intrinsic gift to design their own life and reach their highest potential despite trying circumstances, and in return inspire others in this journey of living. She works with clients to encourage them to attune to their inner core that becomes their ultimate guide. She has also spent a few years as a researcher of clinical psychology focusing exclusively on psychosis and was awarded a research grant by National Institute of Health, USA for a project on Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction for Schizophrenia in India at AVBIMS-Dr. RML Hospital, New Delhi.

 

Sushree was the driving force behind the Pro bono/affordable therapy model of Humanising Lives, which she spearheaded with Ekta for helping people during the lockdown of 2020 in times marked uncertainty and fear. This inspired her further to bring in a specialised training in existential-humanistic therapy to India in order to offer a perspective on human beings caught up in the dread of existential concerns of ambiguity, uncertainty and death. She takes special interest in supervising and training young therapists to work deeply with their clients so they can embark on a meaning journey of living!