Mrs Ipsita Das
Counsellor & Psychologist
Psychological counselling specialist on Mente Mirror's Human Care team.
Human Care
Psychologists
Psychological assessment, counselling, behaviour change and emotional wellbeing support across different stages of life.
How psychologists can support you
Understand your dynamics through precipitating and predisposed factors.
Counselling can support people dealing with concerns to think clearly and develop skills to adapt to the challenges of life.
The counselling relationship is collaborative and confidential. It focuses on the individual’s concerns in a safe and sensitive setting.
Professional roles
Meet the empanelled psychologists, counsellors and psychiatrists at Mente Mirror.
Assessment & counselling
Psychological assessment and counselling are matched to the person's concern and goals.
Medical referral
Psychiatric evaluation can be added when medical assessment is appropriate.
Clear care boundaries
Wellness technology supports the journey; it does not replace emergency or medical care.
Meet our specialists
Meet the psychology specialists
Mente Mirror publishes the following specialists as part of its psychological counselling offering.
Mrs Somdatta De
Psychological Counselling
Psychological counselling specialist on Mente Mirror's Human Care team.
Counselling support
Areas of counselling
Support can be shaped around the individual, their relationships, stage of life and current concerns.
Individual counselling
One-to-one support focused on personal concerns, reflection, coping and wellbeing.
Adolescent counselling
Support for young people navigating emotional, behavioural, academic exam stress and developmental concerns.
Relationship counselling
Support for relationship concerns, communication and interpersonal difficulties.
Career / academic counselling
Support around academic pressures, career-related concerns and personal development.
Family counselling
Support around family relationships, communication and conflict.
Stress / burnout support
Support for understanding stress, developing coping strategies and restoring balance.
Explore when relevant
Programmes and counselling formats
Counselling programmes by life stagePUPA, Young Achievers, Warriors and Sanity
PUPA
Child life-skills programmeFor children from primary to middle school, with a focus on positive parenting, discipline and appropriate behaviour. The programme centres on helping children accept, appreciate and align their thoughts as they develop responsibility and independence as learners.
Young Achievers
Adolescent wellbeing programmeFor secondary and higher-secondary students, focusing on thinking, social and emotional life skills. The programme aims to help young people discover, design and deliver their potential, supported by psychometric tools where appropriate.
Warriors
Adult coping & relationships programmeFor adults, with a focus on developing appropriate coping mechanisms and working more constructively within different relationships.
Sanity
Senior wellbeing programmeFor senior adults, with a focus on restoring inner harmony and peace and helping create a greater sense of direction in life.
Compare individual and group counsellingUnderstand the difference before you choose.
Individual counselling
A one-to-one process in which the client works with a counsellor in a confidential, professional, safe and sensitive environment. The focus is on personal concerns, insight, coping and practical change.
Group counselling
Group counselling brings several clients together to explore interpersonal relationships. Group formats can support areas such as anger management, mindfulness, relaxation training, family conflict management and stress management.
Fees & packages
Compare programme structure and published fees.
How it works
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