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Considering the enormity of the problem, Sensorium Psychologists came into existence to alleviate the sufferings in all age range i.e children, adolescents and adults. Sensorium Psychologists have been there since the last one decade. It's a group of dedicated psychologists who have got together with a zeal to serve the community to establish a sound mental health for the citizens of this country. Establishing resource rooms, diagnosing learning disability, ADHD, Autism and other developmental disorders have been a niche area of service to clients for Sensorium psychologists. Career counselling and aptitude testing, providing psychotherapy and CBT in collaboration with specialists from NIMHANS is also a regular feature in the therapeutic and training calendar of Sensorium Psychologists. Over a period of one decade, many speciality areas of psychological interventions were added and many psychologists joined from round the globe for the cause.
To demystify, re-create, excite, classify, aggregate and link help for those seeking help in the area of Counselling, Educational, Industrial, Clinical and Rehabilitation Psychology.
1. Break the barrier of geography and / or language in accessing quality help and treatment in all related areas of mental health.
2. Break the myth and stigma surrounding the category of mental health and facilitate inclusion.
3. Embrace technology through collaboration and creation to create a new paradigm in evaluation, therapy and counselling.
4. Create niche resources through world class quality / standard training and education.
5. To provide quality services to clients/ patients through specialised therapies.
Shristi came into existence in 1995 to fulfil the need for a centre where children with developmental and learning disability could be managed holistically. For more than two decades now, we have contributed in a significant way, to the process of learning and striving towards excellence in the field of management of learning and developmental difficulties. Slowly and steadily it has grown from a centre to become a Rehabilitation council of India (RCI) approved training institute of repute for development of human resources in the field of disability. It is also registered with National Trust ( Government of India), Department of Social welfare ( Govt. of NCT of Delhi), Department of Social welfare ( Govt. of Uttar Pradesh).
Forum4able, powered by the Sociolympics foundation provides mentorship to talented children with learning disabilities. It aims to showcase talent in special needs children and promote inclusion of such children in the community as leaders. It also aims to create a society free of discrimination and barriers. It believes and propagates that children who study and play together, live together. This unique concept encourages participation of CWSN and Non CWSN in common innovative competitions/ talent search / and sharing the same stage. It is a movement which aims to cover the entire length and breadth of the country to change the attitude of the general public towards disability. Other than producing success stories, Sociolympics India intends to organise workshops for teachers, parents, CWSN, non CWSN on relevant topics to achieve its objectives.
IRIS National Fair (Supported by Department of Science & technology, Government of India). The IRIS National Fair promotes and nurtures science and scientific research among young Indian innovators. It recognises and rewards outstanding projects. It provides a platform for winning students to represent India at the International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), the world’s largest international pre-college science competition, held annually in the U.S. Having begun as the Intel Science Talent and Discovery Fair in 1999, IRIS has been nurturing the spirit of innovation among school students in India since 2006. The aim is to infuse the spirit of discovery in school children, increase their interest in science and technology, and build a robust scientific temper among the youth of the country. Each year, research-based science projects by young students, across 21 subject categories—are reviewed by an eminent jury comprising of scientists and domain experts. Then, the short-listed entries are showcased at the annual IRIS National Fair. In an effort to reach out to more students and gain wider participation, IRIS, in 2013, partnered with India’s 5 most influential school level science fairs to get rooted as one of the foremost research based science fairs in India.
As a society, let’s come together to address mental health, be more mindful – as OneConsciousMind. Like the collective intellect of a beehive, let’s uplift each other, provide a platform where the mind can learn to be one with society.
We bring meditation and mindfulness practise into your daily life not only for mental calm but to explore the vast but fascinating mindscape.
Association of Rehabilitation Psychologists and Professionals, India ( ARPP-India). ARPP-India is a professional organization of licensed (RCI registered) Rehabilitation Psychologists formed with the aims and objectives of advancing the concepts of psychosocial rehabilitation for persons with disabilities and chronic health conditions.
Dr Nandy is a Hony. Director , School Mental Health Services at many schools in Delhi / NCR. He is a Licensed Psychologist registered at Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI). He is also the National General Secretary of Association of Rehabilitation Psychologists & Professionals - India (ARPPI), National body of rehabilitation psychologists in India. He is a life Member of American Psychological Association (APA. He is also the Chairman & Founder of Shristi Mental Health Institute , Sensorium Psychologists and Sociolympics Foundation. With a rich experience of over 25 years in developmental disabilities and educational psychology, he strongly believes in the power of mentorship in producing success stories in children with special needs. He is a recognised faculty for RCI courses and Workshops and has conducted more than 200 workshops at schools, colleges, medical colleges.
Dr Mishra is In private practice as Psychiatrist and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist since 2002 at Max Hospitals (Coordinator- Psychoanalytic Wing) and then presently at Fortis Hospitals (Chief – Psychoanalytic Unit). He has taught at Antarnad Institute for Psychotherapy (Ahmedabad), Centre for Psychoanalytic Studies (Delhi University). He was also previously visiting lecturer at School of Human Studies (Ambedkar University- Delhi) and MPhil examiner. He is a Invited lecturer at various colleges- national & international. He has participated in numerous research programs- national & internationally. He has presented papers at national & international conferences. Founder – Psychoanalysis India which initiated and organized: Annual International Psychoanalytical Conferences in India in collaboration with Ambedkar University and Indian Psychoanalytical Society from 2013 to present Annual Sigmund Freud Talk series. Founder – Livonics Publishing and Livonics Institute of Integrated Learning and Research. Currently he is also the Coordinator of Academic Relations- Scientific Board- University of Latvia International Institute of Indic Studies.
Dr. Shiwani is a doctorate in educational psychology ( learning disability) and propagates the concept of diagnosis and remediation of learning disabilities with use of technology. She believes that through technology one can provide quick, accurate and effective management to a large number of beneficiaries with learning disabilities. She has written research papers on the use of phonetic training and its effect on reading disability. Besides, she has developed innovative methods in remediation of dysgraphia , a writing disability and have developed software for extensive use.
Dr. Proteesh is a basic research scientist and presently working as Assistant professor (Pharmacology) in University of Delhi, at University College of Medical Sciences & G.T.B Hospital, Delhi. Previously, he was working as medical officer at Dr. R.M.L Hospital, New Delhi and also a member of its Ethics Committee. In the past he has also worked as a resident doctor at other prestigious institutions like Institute of Human Behaviour & Allied Sciences (IHBAS) and Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC), New Delhi. He is a medical educator and has vast experience in training and professional development of medical students and other health care workers. His area of interest is psycho-pharmacology and he has a number of research publications in reputed medical journals.
Sugandh Dixit, PhD in clinical psychology from Duquesne University As a clinical psychologist, she has been trained in psychodynamic interpersonal psychotherapy. While her clinical specialization includes Trauma, mood, anxiety, and relational difficulties, over the years body and embodiment has become an important part of the way she work as a clinician. She actively use Body as the source of healing and trauma in her training and therapy, including practices from gestalt therapy. She sees psychotherapy and mental health as embedded in social cultural context in which we live, and thus, a large part of her practice involves helping individuals see not only individual pathology but also social pathology. I work with a cultural lens and focus on identities as important part of clinical work.
Shreya is a researcher cum innovator from Arizona state university. A medical student at Trinity college , Dublin in Ireland. She is passionate about mental health and mindfulness. She believes in bringing the community together to help uplift one another and create success stories. She was a gold medallist at the IRIS national fair, 2014 and 4th grand award winner at ISEF, USA 2015. She is currently pursuing her medical education and wants to give back to the society through her initiatives.
Physicist turned neuroscientist, Debapratim graduated from Oxford university. A passionate advocate for mental health, he believes in the much needed awareness for mental health and appropriate support system. Debapratim holds a research associateship from Nangyang university, Singapore. He was a gold medallist at the IRIS national fair, 2014 and 4th grand award winner at ISEF, USA 2015. He is currently based in Berlin, Germany, completing his masters in neurosciences.
Akanksha Adya is currently a Visiting faculty of psychology at The North Cap University, Gurugram, India. She is a doctoral candidate at the University of West Georgia where she is studying Indian mothers' infant feeding experiences in light of an infant nutrition policy in New Delhi, India for her doctoral work. As a trained psychologist and psychodynamic psychotherapist from India and the USA, she has eight years of experience working with women and young children in clinical and community settings. Previously she was a research associate at Ambedkar University Delhi, India where she worked on infant stimulation curriculum design and intervention delivery with infants, parents, and early care workers in rural Odisha, India.