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Student at AMITY University Gurgaon

About

Currently pursuing a B.A. (Hons.) in Applied Psychology at Amity University Haryana, I am building my career on both academic learning and practical exposure in the mental health field. My journey began at DLDAV Model School, Pitampura, where I first discovered my interest in human behavior and the power of effective communication. I’ve completed clinical internships at World Brain Centre Hospital (2023) and TS PsycheCare (2024), each offering unique insights into working with psychiatric patients. During these internships, I gained real-world experience with psychological assessments, observed therapy sessions, and participated in case discussions. I’ve worked closely with professionals to understand the emotional and cognitive aspects of mental health, and developed a deeper understanding of patient care in clinical settings. I’m guided by empathy, curiosity, and a genuine wish to bring comfort and understanding into people’s lives through psychology. Whether it’s through listening, learning, or lending support, I hope to be part of a world where mental health is not just treated, but truly cared for with kindness, respect, and heart.

Location

Gurugram

Work experience

Trainee at Autism Centre For Excellence, Mar 2026 - Present · 4 mos

Psychology interns at The Earth Saviours Foundation, Aug 2025 - Jan 2026 · 6 mos, Faridabad, Haryana, India

Psychology Intern at Pehchaan The Street School (Trust), Jul 2025 - Jan 2026 · 7 mos

HR intern at Pehchaan The Street School (Trust), Jul 2025 - Jan 2026 · 7 mos, India

Psychology Intern at TS PSYCHECARE, Jun 2024 - Jul 2024 · 2 mos, Delhi, India, During my six-week internship at TS PSYCHECARE in New Delhi (15th June to 25th July 2024), I was immersed in the dynamic and challenging world of clinical psychology, where I worked closely with mental health professionals and engaged in a wide range of patient care activities. My role involved conducting ward visits, assessing patients’ daily mental states, performing psychological assessments, and compiling detailed case histories through patient and informant interviews. I administered various psychometric tools, including the Human Figure Drawing Test, MCMI-II, Mental State Examination (MSE), and the Kinetic Family Drawing Test (KFDT), under professional guidance. I encountered patients with diverse diagnoses such as schizophrenia, mood disorders, borderline personality disorder, OCD, dementia, anxiety disorders, substance abuse, and learning disabilities. These experiences enriched my understanding of psychological symptoms, diagnostic nuances, and culturally-sensitive approaches to treatment. Observing therapy sessions further exposed me to different therapeutic modalities and interpersonal dynamics between psychologists and patients. Collaborative activities with fellow interns, including discussions and joint assessments, enhanced my clinical reasoning and sharpened my history-taking skills. I gained practical experience in patient interaction across all age groups and backgrounds, learning to adapt communication styles to match patients’ linguistic and cultural contexts. This internship was a significant turning point in my professional development—it strengthened my confidence, improved my assessment skills, deepened my empathy, and solidified my commitment to a career in mental health. The hands-on exposure allowed me to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and practical application, offering me a profound appreciation for the complexities and rewards of working in the field of psychology.

Psychology Intern at World Brain Center Hospital - India, Jun 2023 - Aug 2023 · 3 mos, Delhi, India, During my internship at the World Brain Center in Janakpuri, New Delhi, I had the privilege of working under the guidance of Dr. Anisha Batra, a highly trained and accomplished doctor and psychologist. The internship spanned one month, during which I dedicated a maximum of 102 hours to gaining practical experience in a psychiatric hospital setting. The initial days of the internship were dedicated to familiarizing myself with the workplace and understanding the diverse spectrum of patients treated at the center. Under the mentorship of Dr. Anisha Batra, I actively engaged with patients, contributing to the establishment of a conducive and empathetic environment. Subsequently, my learning trajectory involved acquiring proficiency in various psychological tests, including TAT, MCMI, MCS, Intelligence tests, and the Draw-a person test. The emphasis was on practical application, and I was adeptly trained to administer these assessments. The initial focus centered on mastering the art of extracting comprehensive case histories from both patients and their family member.

Education

Applied Psychology, Amity University Gurugram