Admin & Support Team
POOJA MASIH
Clinic Coordinator
Pooja is the friendly voice behind appointments, schedules and much of the day to day coordination that keeps the clinic running smoothly. As our Clinic Coordinator, she manages administrative operations, schedules sessions, and helps ensure that both clients and therapists have a seamless experience.
She holds a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from Jesus and Mary College, University of Delhi.
Beyond her organizational skills, Pooja is a passionate advocate for mental health and deeply values creating welcoming spaces where people feel comfortable reaching out for support.
If you've called, emailed, or visited the clinic, chances are you've already experienced her warmth, patience, and knack for making even the busiest days feel a little more manageable. She genuinely enjoys connecting with people and is always happy to help point you in the right direction.
SHARMILA DAS (SHE/HER)
Sharmila Das is a psychotherapist with close to six years of experience supporting individuals on their mental health journeys. She holds a Bachelor’s degree from Jesus and Mary College (Delhi University) and a Master’s in Psychology from Ambedkar University, Delhi.
Sharmila works with a diverse population of young and older adults, helping them navigate concerns related to stress, anxiety, interpersonal dynamics, self-worth, boundary setting, emotional regulation and trauma.
With a strong belief that therapy is not a one-size-fits-all solution, her approach to therapy is flexible and tailored to each individual, drawing primarily from psychodynamic and client-centred frameworks, while also incorporating tools from other modalities where appropriate. She is committed to working through a trauma-informed lens, holding space for her clients with sensitivity, safety, and respect for their lived experiences.
At the core of her practice is a deep investment in reflective work. Sharmila aims to create a therapeutic environment where clients are gently encouraged to look inward, question familiar patterns, and rewrite their narratives with greater self-awareness and agency. For her, therapy is a space where insight and empowerment emerge not from fixing, but from understanding and re-owning what has long been held in silence.