Female Psychotherapists in Bangalore

I believe in your innate potential for growth and healing. As a psychotherapist, my role is to walk alongside you as you uncover your strengths and work through life’s challenges. Together, we can explore what it means for you to live more fully and authentically. Through our work, I aim to support your growth, deepen your self-understanding, and help you move toward a more fulfilling future.

If you have been feeling unsettled or unsure, you don’t have to figure it out alone. I offer a space where you can talk openly, without judgment, as we make sense of your experiences and find more clarity in how you want to move forward.

I am a qualified and professional psychotherapist working with adolescents and young adults experiencing mental health challenges such as anxiety and depression related to life experiences.

I am a psychotherapist working from a psychodynamic-relational and group analytic perspective, with experience in long-term therapeutic work with primarily adults both individually and in group settings. My work is grounded in the belief that emotional difficulties do not emerge in isolation, but are shaped through our relationships, histories, social environments, and internal conflicts. Which is why therapeautic relationships have the power to heal and process wounds from long ago. In therapy, I aim to create a space that feels reflective, collaborative, emotionally safe, and non-judgmental — where complexity, uncertainty, and contradiction can be explored without pressure to immediately “fix” or simplify experience.

With experience of 1500+ sessions, I, Kashish Kataria, help Young Adults (18-30 years) make sense of anxiety, emotional chaos, and self-sabotaging patterns. We'll explore what’s holding you back and bring your authentic needs and emotions to the surface, all with curiosity, compassion, and honesty.

Coming to therapy is no small feat. If you’ve found yourself here, you’re likely feeling that already. Things may feel especially loud or scary. So I want to acknowledge your courage. My goal is to create a safe space where you can say things out loud that may have felt hard to admit, even to yourself. You don’t need to have it all figured out; this space will meet you where you are.

I support young Indian adults (25–40) in India and abroad who may appear fine on the outside but feel overwhelmed or disconnected within, offering culturally sensitive and trauma-informed therapy to navigate work, relationships, and personal life. Together, we create a therapeutic space to work through guilt, people-pleasing, and learning to slow down without fear.

I am a psychodynamically oriented, relational psychotherapist currently undertaking group psychoanalytic training. My sessions are typically open, person-centred, and exploratory, with a focus on creating an authentic therapeutic space and fostering deeper, more meaningful contact with yourself and your surroundings. I am currently opening two psychotherapy groups: an experiential group exploring the theme of adolescence for young people aged 16–25, and a psychotherapy group.

An empathetic human being proficiently equipped with a decade of professional expertise adeptly navigates the complexities of the human psychological dynamics.My area of expetise are Stress,Depression,Anxiety,Low motivation.Self -esteem,Relationship issues. You can ping me on +91 9731578870

I'm a person centred, insight-oriented psychotherapist. I have over 7 years of experience in the field of mental health & I draw from pool of eclectic modalities such as Mindfulness, DBT, CBT, Narrative therapy. My practice is trauma informed & queer affirmative.

A trauma-informed and queer-affirmative psychotherapist, dedicated to building a strong therapeutic relationship via active, non-judgmental listening, upholding confidentiality, respecting a client’s cultural and personal values. I use art-based approaches to therapy and prioritise a systemic approach to mental health.

I hold space for a safe and an exploratory approach to engaging in therapy. I attempt to meet a person where they are in life and offer them a way to finding what their internal resources are, if they have lost touch with them due to the pressures of life.