Indrani is an integrative psychotherapist, educator, and clinical supervisor with a decade of education in cognitive and behavioural psychology, mental health, and neuropsychology—the study of the connection between the brain and behaviour. As a lifelong learner, Indrani is deeply passionate about human connection and the pivotal role of relationships in our lives. Indrani continues her studies in the latest findings of neuropsychology and its connection with national wisdom. 

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Through her work in the mental health field, her years of study and research, and her interactions with over 900 hundred clients to date, as well as insights from her own relationship struggles of the past, Indrani has observed that a significant portion of mental health issues originate from relationship conflicts, whether during childhood or adulthood and regardless of the nature of the relationship. Similarly, mental health issues impact the quality of relationships. This insight has profoundly influenced her professional path, guiding her to specialize in relationship therapy, complex trauma, and addiction.

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Indrani believes firmly in a comprehensive approach to mental health, recognizing the interconnected nature of the mind, body, spirit, soul and relationships—a concept she encompasses within a biopsychosocial model.

Driven by intensive study, respecting the substantial research that underscores the importance of spiritual well-being in mental health and relationships, Indrani has developed a unique framework to address the core issues of mental health, personal development and relationships. This 360-degree framework merges neuroscience of the mind, cognitive and behavioural psychology, and personal experiences—both her own and those of the many clients she has worked with. It also seamlessly incorporates biblical principles that align with scientific findings on the interconnectedness of the mind, brain and behaviour and their impact on relationships. 

Drawing from her extensive experience and personal journey, Indrani feels a profound responsibility to transform her pain into power, using her insights to impact others' lives positively. She holds deep gratitude and appreciation for the researchers and pioneers in the mental health field who have conducted extensive studies and worked diligently to provide the scientific evidence that informs today's integrative practices. Indrani believes that each individual has a unique gift and a purpose, contributing to the tapestry of society. She is dedicated to helping others, finding fulfilment in witnessing the transformation of lives and in the restoration and deepened understanding of relationships.