Kritika Modi

Psychology Intern/ Mental Health Listener

Kritika Modi is a Psychologist with a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Christ (Deemed to be) University, Bangalore. She is UGC-NET qualified and holds certifications in CBT Coaching and Single Session Therapy. Kritika has trained across hospitals, rehabilitation centres, early intervention clinics, schools, and community-based organisations, working with individuals from varied backgrounds and life stages. Kritika works with adolescents and adults who may be experiencing concerns such as anxiety, stress, low mood, emotional overwhelm, self-esteem difficulties, relationship challenges, burnout, or struggles with motivation, habits, and life transitions. She also has experience working with children and adolescents in both structured and play-based settings. Her work is especially suited for individuals who are seeking a safe, respectful space to talk openly, reflect on their experiences, and feel genuinely heard.

Session Details

Charges :

₹350

Time Duration :

60 mins

Approach

CBT, SST, CT, Play Therapy, MI

Languages

Hindi, English, Basic Kannada and Marwadi

1:1 Session

Time Duration :

60 mins

Charges :

₹350

Best for:

Adolescent, adults and older adultsAge group- 13 to 60 years

Includes:

Therapeutic Approach – Her therapeutic approach is integrative, collaborative, and client-centred. Kritika draws from Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Behaviour Therapy (BT), Cognitive Therapy (CT), Single Session Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Play Therapy. She believes that therapy does not always need to be long-term to be meaningful. Sometimes, even a single conversation held with care and clarity can offer relief, insight, or a shift in perspective. She works by helping clients gently explore the connection between their thoughts, emotions, and behaviours, while supporting them in building practical coping strategies that feel realistic and sustainable. At the heart of Kritika’s work is the belief that people already carry strengths within them, even when they feel overwhelmed or stuck. She focuses on creating a warm, non-judgmental environment where clients feel comfortable sharing at their own pace. Her style is calm, empathetic, and collaborative rather than directive. She values active listening, emotional validation, and thoughtful reflection, and adapts her approach to match each client’s needs, goals, and comfort levels.
Credentials & What Drives Me – Kritika’s training includes conducting psychological assessments, facilitating group sessions, providing psychoeducation, and supporting individuals with concerns related to substance use, mood and anxiety difficulties, neurodevelopmental conditions, and everyday psychological stressors. Alongside clinical work, she is actively involved in mental health outreach, awareness initiatives, and content development. She also teaches psychology at the high school level, which has strengthened her ability to communicate complex ideas in a simple, relatable, and compassionate way. She was drawn to psychology through a deep curiosity about human emotions, resilience, and the impact of feeling truly understood. Kritika believes that healing often begins with being listened to without judgment or pressure. Her approach is particularly helpful for those who may feel unsure about starting therapy or who simply need a space to pause, speak freely, and be met with understanding.
Take the First Step – If you are seeking a listener who brings empathy, professionalism, and thoughtful presence into each conversation, Kritika invites you to book a session and take a step toward support and self-understanding.

What clients can expect

My professional experience allows me to support clients with both emotional understanding and practical guidance. Through training in hospitals, rehabilitation centres, early intervention settings, and community mental health spaces, I’ve learned how to listen deeply, identify patterns in thoughts and emotions, and respond with empathy and clarity. My work as a psychology teacher helps me explain complex emotional experiences in a simple, relatable way, which many clients find reassuring and empowering. In private practice, I support adolescents and young adults dealing with concerns such as anxiety, low mood, burnout, restlessness, and career confusion by helping them feel heard, reflect on their experiences, and build healthier coping strategies. Across roles, I focus on creating a safe, non-judgmental space where clients can gain insight, emotional relief, and a greater sense of direction and self-confidence in their growth journey.
Academic & Clinical Foundation : I hold a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology and have received training in CBT-based approaches and Single Session Therapy, along with experience across clinical, school, and community mental health settings.
Assessment & Therapeutic Experience : I have hands on experience from clinical internships, teaching, and community mental health roles, where I’ve supported individuals through active listening, psychoeducation, group sessions, and structured psychological support across diverse settings.
Multidisciplinary & Rehabilitation Work : I have worked in multidisciplinary mental health and rehabilitation settings including Ummeed Deaddiction and Rehab Centre, Cadabam’s Group, Spandana Hospital, HOPE Early Intervention Centre, and KIMS, supporting individuals across substance use, mood concerns, neurodevelopmental conditions, and community mental health.
Current Counselling: I currently work as a psychology teacher at a CBSE school, teaching Grades 11 and 12, and also engage in private practice supporting adolescents and young adults with concerns such as low mood, anxiety, burnout, restlessness, and career-related confusion.

How My Experience Guides You

My approach is guided by empathy, collaboration, and respect for each individual’s pace and experiences. Drawing from CBT-based approaches, Motivational Interviewing, and Single Session Therapy, I focus on helping clients understand their thoughts, emotions, and behaviours while building practical coping strategies. My training across clinical, educational, and community settings has reinforced the importance of ethical practice, clear boundaries, and active listening. Above all, I aim to create a safe, non-judgmental space where clients feel heard, supported, and empowered in their personal growth.

A Personal Word for You

Reaching out for support can feel difficult, especially when you’re feeling overwhelmed or unsure. You don’t have to have everything figured out to take this step. This is a safe space where you can speak openly, at your own pace, and be met with understanding and care. You’re not alone, and support is available whenever you’re ready.

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