Jhanvi Kapoor
Assessments
Counselling
Meditation
Therapy
I bring hands-on experience from clinical de-addiction, rehabilitation and research settings to a supportive, evidence-based space where you can be heard, understood and supported, with mindfulness and counselling approaches shaped around your needs.
Areas of
Support
Find support for what
matters to you.
Understanding the mind, with care and curiosity.
I am a psychologist with an M.Sc. in Applied Psychology, specialised in Clinical and Counselling Psychology. I have hands-on experience across clinical de-addiction, rehabilitation and research settings, and I practise mindfulness meditation.
My work brings together psychological assessment, counselling and cognitive behavioural approaches in a supportive space where people can be heard and understood. My long-term goals are to become an RCI-licensed counselling psychologist and, in time, a professor.
Supportive space
Counselling that starts with listening and rapport.
Assessment-informed
Standardised tools to understand each person’s needs.
Mindfulness-based
Mindfulness meditation as part of the approach.
Rehabilitation experience
Clinical de-addiction and psychiatric rehabilitation settings.
What we can explore together
- Psychological assessment. Standardised tools including PANAS, YMRS, BDI, DASS, MoCA, MISIC, WAIS and NEO-PI.
- Counselling. Individual and group sessions with a focus on rapport building.
- Cognitive behavioural approaches. CBT and cognitive restructuring techniques.
- Mindfulness meditation. Mindfulness-based practice.
- Addiction and rehabilitation. Experience in de-addiction centres and psychiatric rehabilitation.
- Mental health awareness. Educational content and workshops on psychology and wellbeing.
Training & experience
Teacher
ADORE · Jul 2026 – PresentPart-time teaching of Psychology, English and Hindi to students at a Government Women Welfare Rehabilitation Centre and in classes 10–12.
Research Intern & Trainee Counsellor
Manovritta · Jul 2025 – Mar 2026Content and research head, delivering pro bono therapy sessions under licensed psychologists and writing research papers and articles on mental health.
Counselling Psychology Intern
Naya Savera Nasha Mukti Kendra · Sep – Oct 2025Individual and group counselling under supervision, cognitive restructuring sessions, psychological assessments and recovery-focused group activities.
Clinical Psychology Intern
Shanti Home, Advanced Deaddiction & Psychiatric Rehabilitation · Sep – Oct 2024Standardised assessments, weekly ward rounds with psychiatrists and exposure to multidisciplinary treatment planning.
Human Resources Intern
We Avec U · Sep – Nov 2023Exposure to industrial-organisational psychology, recruitment, onboarding and workplace wellness activities.
Clinical Psychology Intern
St. Stephen’s Hospital · Jun – Jul 2023Psychological tests and assessments for inpatients and outpatients, and follow-up support for outpatients.
Counselling Intern
PHERO Hospital · Oct – Dec 2022Mental health awareness workshops and screenings for inmates at the District Jail, Gurgaon.
M.Sc. Applied Psychology (Clinical & Counselling)
Gautam Buddha University, Greater Noida · 2024 – 2026B.Sc. (Hons.) Applied Psychology
Gautam Buddha University, Greater Noida · 2021 – 2024
Research & credentials
- M.Sc. dissertation (2026). The impact of AI chatbot dependency on affect and self-esteem among Indian university students, a study of 165 students analysed in SPSS.
- Publication (2025). Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Development: A Bibliometric Analysis, published in TIJER – International Journal for Engineering Research.
- B.Sc. dissertation (2024). Role of music and music therapy on emotion regulation and mental health of youth, a review of 50 empirical studies.
- Certifications. Foundation Course in Yoga Science for Wellness (Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga); Advancement in Hypnotherapy (Indian Association of Clinical Psychologists).
- Conferences. Presented at the IACP 51st National Annual Conference, NABSCON-2025, and the 3rd Annual Student Conference at O.P. Jindal University.
A few things you might wonder
What happens in the first session?
We talk about what brings you here and what you’d like from our work together. There’s no pressure to share more than you’re comfortable with.
Do I need to know exactly what I need help with?
No. We can work out the focus together.
Are sessions confidential?
Your privacy matters. We discuss confidentiality and its limits before we begin.