A compassionate and insightful counselling session that gave me hope, clarity, and practical tools to support my recovery from addiction.
Dhannya Ittymathew
Healing isn’t just about managing symptoms; it’s about being truly seen. With over 20 years of experience as a psychologist and medical psychiatric social worker, I have walked alongside individuals navigating life through depression, anxiety, OCD, trauma, personality challenges, anger concerns, postpartum difficulties, autism spectrum differences, and relationship issues. My approach combines the precision of CBT, DBT, and mindfulness with a philosophy of deep mutual respect. However, my most profound insights come from a place of lived understanding: as a mother to a daughter on the autism spectrum, I know firsthand the nuances of neurodiversity and the resilience it requires. I don’t just see a diagnosis; I see a person with untapped strengths. Together, we will create a safe, non-judgmental space where your story is heard with every attention it deserves. Healing and growth tend to follow.
What Clients Say
She has a really good way of understanding what I have to say and helping me overcome my issues.
My therapist was great and I'm looking forward to future sessions. She was great at listening to all my problems and providing relevant solutions. Felt light-hearted after the session.
Why wouldn't more people use this all so powerful way of life. Very thankful for the patient listening and the scientific explanations on how our thoughts and emotions work and how to analyse and stay aware of them better.
For over two decades, I have had the privilege of walking alongside individuals during some of the most vulnerable seasons of their lives. Since beginning my journey in 2004, after completing my M.Sc. in Psychology and MSW in Medical and Psychiatric Social Work, I have worked with people navigating depression, anxiety, OCD, trauma, personality difficulties, anger, postpartum struggles, autism spectrum differences, and relationship challenges. I do not see people as diagnoses. I see stories, resilience, pain that deserves to be heard, and strengths that are sometimes hidden beneath exhaustion or self-doubt. My approach is grounded in evidence-based therapies such as CBT, DBT, and mindfulness-based practices — but more importantly, it is rooted in compassion. I believe healing happens in spaces where you feel safe, respected, and never judged. Each person’s journey is unique, and I tailor therapy to honour that individuality. My work is also deeply personal. As a mother of a daughter on the autism spectrum, I understand both the beauty and the challenges of neurodiversity. This lived experience continues to shape my sensitivity, patience, and commitment to helping individuals and families discover their strengths and reach their fullest potential. If you are here, you are already taking a brave step. You do not have to walk it alone.
Professional Details
- Counselling Psychologist
- MSc. Psychology - Bharathiar University, Coimbatore
- MSW (Medical & Psychiatric) - Calicut University
- Fluent in English, Hindi, Malayalam
- Private 1:1 therapeutic session
- Confidential, goal-focused discussion
- Rescheduling available (policy applies)
- Guided session with both partners
- Structured communication support
- Shared goals and next-step planning
- Facilitated small-group session
- Balanced participation and moderation
- Structured discussion format
Frequently Asked Questions
No, a formal diagnosis is not required. You can seek counseling for personal growth, emotional challenges, or simply because you feel "stuck" or overwhelmed and need a safe space to talk things through.
I hold MSc. Psychology and MSW (Medical and Psychiatric).
All sessions are held via Google Meet, allowing you to connect from any private and comfortable location. Once your booking is confirmed, you will receive a secure video link via email. For the best experience, we recommend using a personal device in a quiet, private space.
You can book directly through the "Book Now" or "Specialist" pages at neuthinking.in. Simply choose your preferred date and time, fill out a brief intake form, and complete the payment to secure your slot. You will receive an automated confirmation email with all the details within minutes.
We value the therapeutic time set aside for you and ask for at least 24 hours' notice for any changes.
- To Reschedule: Email us at support@neuthinking.in at least 24 hours in advance.
- Cancellations (>24 hours): You will receive a refund, minus a ₹100 processing fee.
- Late Cancellations/No-Shows: Cancellations made with less than 24 hours' notice are non-refundable and charged at the full rate.
Note: This notice period allows us to offer the time slot to others who may be in urgent need of support.
If a session is canceled by the therapist or a technical glitch on our end prevents the session, you will receive a full refund. If cancellations are initiated by the user with >24 hours remaining for scheduled appointment, a refund of booking amount minus a ₹99 processing fee for individual session, ₹149 for couple session and ₹199 for group session will be made. Approved refunds are credited to your original payment method (Bank, Card, or UPI) within 5–7 business days.
Absolutely. Your identity and everything you discuss are protected by professional ethics and Indian mental health laws. We use end-to-end encrypted platforms to ensure your sessions remain secure.
No. Even if a third party is paying for your sessions, they cannot access your clinical information without your explicit, written consent via a "Release of Information" form.
To ensure safety, there are three rare instances where a therapist is legally or ethically required to share limited information:
- Safety: If there is an immediate risk of harm to yourself or others.
- Legal Orders: If a court of law issues a specific mandate for records.
- Protection: If there is a disclosure of ongoing abuse or neglect involving minors or vulnerable adults.
In these cases, only the minimum necessary information is shared to ensure everyone's safety.