Common types include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Psychodynamic Therapy, Humanistic Therapy, and Family or Group Therapy. Each approach caters to different needs.
Ms. Sindhu Prasad
Counselling Psychologist/ Therapist
MSc Psychology (UK)
15+ Years of Experience
10,000+ Happy Minds
About Ms. Sindhu Prasad
Ms. Sindhu Prasad is a highly accomplished psychologist with a diverse academic background and extensive training. She holds an MSc in Psychology from Northumbria University, UK, approved by the British Psychological Society. Additionally, she holds a Master of Computer Applications from the University of Madras, with distinction, and a BSc in Mathematics with high honors. With years of practice and specialized training in psychological assessment and therapy, Ms. Sindhu is dedicated to fostering mental health & well-being. Her commitment to excellence and continuous learning makes her a trusted professional in the field.
Ms. Sindhu Prasad 's Areas of expertise
Child & Adolescent Psychology: Focused support for children and teenagers facing emotional, behavioral, or developmental challenges. Aims to foster healthy growth and resilience.
Learning Difficulty and Educational Support: Guidance and strategies to help individuals overcome academic challenges and improve learning skills. Tailored interventions promote better educational outcomes.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): A goal-oriented therapy that addresses negative thought patterns and behaviors. Effective in managing anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues.
Psychological Assessment and Testing: Comprehensive evaluations to understand mental health, personality and cognitive functioning. Used for diagnosis, treatment plans, and personal development.
Career Counseling and Guidance: Assists individuals in exploring career options, setting goals and making informed decisions. Enhances professional growth and satisfaction.
Corporate Wellness & Mental Health Programs: Programs designed to improve employee well-being, reduce stress, and promote a healthy work environment. Focuses on productivity and mental resilience.
Mental Hygiene and Well-being: Promotes habits and practices that support mental health and emotional stability. Encourages self-care and mindfulness for overall well-being.
Stress, Anxiety and Depression Management: Provides coping strategies and therapeutic support to manage emotional distress. Aims to restore balance and improve quality of life.
Boredom and Loneliness Management: Psychological techniques and Personalised activities to combat feelings of boredom and social isolation. Helps build social connections and personal fulfillment.
Relationship and Family Counselling: Supports couples and families in resolving conflicts and improving communication. Fosters healthy, supportive relationships for overall harmony.
MSc Psychology from Northumbria University, UK (approved by British Psychological Society)
Master of Computer Applications (MCA) from University of Madras
Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Mathematics from University of Madras
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02 December 2025
The Role of Serotonin in Your Mental Well-Being: A Doctor’s Perspective
One of the key chemicals influencing how we feel is serotonin, commonly known as the “feel-good hormone.” Serotonin is a powerful neurotransmitter that carries messages between nerve cells, regulating mood, sleep, digestion, memory and even appetite. When serotonin levels drop, people can experience anxiety, depression, irritability, poor sleep and digestive issues.
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Ms. Sindhu Prasad
14 November 2025
Cell Phone Addiction
Research describes a range of psychological, behavioural and physical warning signs that may indicate cell phone addiction in children. These symptoms align with criteria for behavioural addiction including preoccupation, withdrawal and negative consequences stemming from excessive use.
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Ms. Sindhu Prasad
06 October 2025
Understanding Stress and Cortisol
Stress is a physiological and psychological response to various internal or external pressures, often marked by disruptions in bodily functions, nervous system dysregulation and heightened emotional or physical tension. Stress has become a part of our daily life. If we are alive, we face stress in the modern life. People of all stages, from children to elders are facing stress problems these days. Stress can significantly impact our health, causing physical and mental health issues. Above all, stress is contagious.
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Ms. Sindhu Prasad
24 September 2025
Introduction to “Mental hygiene”
The word hygiene will remind you a daily routine like brushing your teeth, washing your hands or taking a shower. These routines help to keep your body clean and healthy and all of you are well aware of these dental or physical hygiene practices. However, there is something called mental hygiene. It involves practices like self-awareness, self-care and stress management techniques to maintain mental well-being.
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Ms. Sindhu Prasad
09 September 2025
Supporting Children with Learning Difficulties: A Personal Reflection and Practical Guide
As a psychologist and a mother myself, I have seen firsthand how learning difficulties can challenge not just the children but also the parents and teachers who genuinely want to nurture their potential. I remember a young boy named Arjun, who struggled with reading and writing, often feeling frustrated and overwhelmed by what seemed like simple tasks. Watching him withdraw and shy away from classroom activities made me realize how crucial early intervention and understanding are in shaping a child’s future. Through my work and personal experiences, I’ve come to believe that with patience, support, and the right strategies, children with learning difficulties can thrive, discover their strengths, and develop confidence.
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Ms. Sindhu Prasad
09 September 2025
Workplace Stress: Recognizing Burnout and How to Manage It Effectively
Over the years, I have had the privilege of working with individuals from various professions, each carrying their unique stories and struggles. One theme I see repeatedly—whether it’s a seasoned manager, a young professional, or a dedicated teacher—is the silent, creeping presence of workplace stress. More often than not, what begins as a high-pressure phase gradually morphs into burnout—a state that affects not just our minds, but our physical health and personal lives as well.
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Ms. Sindhu Prasad
09 September 2025
Navigating Career Changes in Uncertain Times: A Personal Reflection and Guidance
In my years of working with individuals across age groups and walks of life, one thing I’ve realized is that change is the only constant—especially in our careers. Today, more than ever, we are faced with unprecedented shifts in the job landscape. Economic upheavals, technological advancements, global crises, and personal aspirations all contribute to a mosaic of uncertainty. I often see clients feeling overwhelmed, questioning whether it’s the right time to make a change or if they should hold on. I’ve been there myself, navigating periods of career transition, and I want to share some insights that have helped my clients—and myself—move forward with confidence and clarity.
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Ms. Sindhu Prasad
02 December 2025
The Role of Serotonin in Your Mental Well-Being: A Doctor’s Perspective
One of the key chemicals influencing how we feel is serotonin, commonly known as the “feel-good hormone.” Serotonin is a powerful neurotransmitter that carries messages between nerve cells, regulating mood, sleep, digestion, memory and even appetite. When serotonin levels drop, people can experience anxiety, depression, irritability, poor sleep and digestive issues.
Read More
By:
Ms. Sindhu Prasad
14 November 2025
Cell Phone Addiction
Research describes a range of psychological, behavioural and physical warning signs that may indicate cell phone addiction in children. These symptoms align with criteria for behavioural addiction including preoccupation, withdrawal and negative consequences stemming from excessive use.
Read More
By:
Ms. Sindhu Prasad
06 October 2025
Understanding Stress and Cortisol
Stress is a physiological and psychological response to various internal or external pressures, often marked by disruptions in bodily functions, nervous system dysregulation and heightened emotional or physical tension. Stress has become a part of our daily life. If we are alive, we face stress in the modern life. People of all stages, from children to elders are facing stress problems these days. Stress can significantly impact our health, causing physical and mental health issues. Above all, stress is contagious.
Read More
By:
Ms. Sindhu Prasad
24 September 2025
Introduction to “Mental hygiene”
The word hygiene will remind you a daily routine like brushing your teeth, washing your hands or taking a shower. These routines help to keep your body clean and healthy and all of you are well aware of these dental or physical hygiene practices. However, there is something called mental hygiene. It involves practices like self-awareness, self-care and stress management techniques to maintain mental well-being.
Read More
By:
Ms. Sindhu Prasad
09 September 2025
Supporting Children with Learning Difficulties: A Personal Reflection and Practical Guide
As a psychologist and a mother myself, I have seen firsthand how learning difficulties can challenge not just the children but also the parents and teachers who genuinely want to nurture their potential. I remember a young boy named Arjun, who struggled with reading and writing, often feeling frustrated and overwhelmed by what seemed like simple tasks. Watching him withdraw and shy away from classroom activities made me realize how crucial early intervention and understanding are in shaping a child’s future. Through my work and personal experiences, I’ve come to believe that with patience, support, and the right strategies, children with learning difficulties can thrive, discover their strengths, and develop confidence.
Read More
By:
Ms. Sindhu Prasad
09 September 2025
Workplace Stress: Recognizing Burnout and How to Manage It Effectively
Over the years, I have had the privilege of working with individuals from various professions, each carrying their unique stories and struggles. One theme I see repeatedly—whether it’s a seasoned manager, a young professional, or a dedicated teacher—is the silent, creeping presence of workplace stress. More often than not, what begins as a high-pressure phase gradually morphs into burnout—a state that affects not just our minds, but our physical health and personal lives as well.
Read More
By:
Ms. Sindhu Prasad
09 September 2025
Navigating Career Changes in Uncertain Times: A Personal Reflection and Guidance
In my years of working with individuals across age groups and walks of life, one thing I’ve realized is that change is the only constant—especially in our careers. Today, more than ever, we are faced with unprecedented shifts in the job landscape. Economic upheavals, technological advancements, global crises, and personal aspirations all contribute to a mosaic of uncertainty. I often see clients feeling overwhelmed, questioning whether it’s the right time to make a change or if they should hold on. I’ve been there myself, navigating periods of career transition, and I want to share some insights that have helped my clients—and myself—move forward with confidence and clarity.
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Yes. Your privacy is always respected. Information shared in sessions is confidential, except in cases where there are risks of harm to yourself or others, as per legal and ethical guidelines.
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Duration varies based on individual needs, but some may see improvements in a few months, while others may need longer-term support. It depends on your goals and the issues being addressed.
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The initial session is usually about building trust, understanding your concerns, history, and goals. It's a safe space to share your feelings, and we may discuss treatment options.
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If you're experiencing persistent sadness, anxiety, difficulty coping with daily stress, relationship issues, or emotional distress, therapy can help you understand and manage these challenges.
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