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Ms. Priyashi Srivastava - Psychologist in

Ms. Priyashi Srivastava

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Priyashi Srivastava is a practicing Psychologist specialised in Clinical Psychology, Licensed Rehabilitation Counselor, Cognitive Hypnotherapist, Career & Life Coach. She completed Masters in Clinical Psychology from Amity University, trained with Rob Dial and Ichars for Life Coaching and pursued Post Graduation Diploma in Rehabilitation Psychology from Adarsh Rehabilitation Centre in affiliation with Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI) and with formal training at Jaypee Hospital under the Psychiatrist Dr. Mrinmay Das. She accorded the Achiever's Award from the Director of Amity University, Dr Ashoka Chauhan for her skills in the field of Psychology.

First floor, Opposite Manjhi Bridge, Sheela, p.o. passu, dharamshala, Kangra, Himachal Pradesh, India, 176057

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Frequently Asked Questions

If you feel too stressed, sad all the time, get angry quickly, having trouble in relationships, can’t sleep well, or just can’t handle changes in life, better to go. Even if nothing “big” happened but you not feeling okay, you can still go.

Usually, it’s like ₹300 to ₹1,000 for one sitting. It depends how much experienced they are and what kind of therapy they give.

In the first meeting they will ask about your problems, little about your past life and feelings, and what you want to change. They also tell how they work and how long it may take. It’s also time for you to ask them any doubts.

Yes, many psychologists in Kangra do couple counselling also. They help in better talking, solving fights and making bond stronger. They will talk to both separately or together.

Yes, if student is feeling too much pressure, can’t focus, or scared of exams, they teach relaxing tricks, time management and how to think in positive way.

Yes, they do. If someone close has passed away, they help you deal with sadness and give you ways to heal slowly.

Yes, some work only with children and teenagers. They handle things like ADHD, study issues, bullying problems, or behaviour trouble.

Yes, they teach better sleeping habits, even help you change thoughts that keep you awake and show relaxing exercises for better sleep.