The way I see my sessions with Mansi is:

I go in with a jumble of thoughts, ideas, beliefs, which to me are tangled up and hazy and confusing and overwhelming, And then I present the whole of it to her, and she finds a w

The way I see my sessions with Mansi is:

I go in with a jumble of thoughts, ideas, beliefs, which to me are tangled up and hazy and confusing and overwhelming, And then I present the whole of it to her, and she finds a way to create a clear, next step forward or a clear insight, both of which help me.

She also often has good anecdotes, which help me with my situation and give me hope.

I am happy Working with her for my issues, and I have recommended her to others as well. So from me, it’s a definite yes, if you are considering visiting her.

I had been having anxiety problems and was going through a rough phase in life, I did not know what was the problem or how to deal with it.

Dr. Mansi really helped me to understand myself and my patterns and guided me.

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I had been having anxiety problems and was going through a rough phase in life, I did not know what was the problem or how to deal with it.

Dr. Mansi really helped me to understand myself and my patterns and guided me.

The most important thing is she listens to me without any judgement. Every session made me feel a little lighter as I got to know how to process each of my emotions.

I would totally recommend her if you want a therapist who is non judgemental and helps you to guide yourself through your journey!

I have been working with Manasi for the past three years. I don't recall exactly how I found her, but I remember feeling helpless and searching for guidance online, which eventually led me to her. It turned out to be one

I have been working with Manasi for the past three years. I don't recall exactly how I found her, but I remember feeling helpless and searching for guidance online, which eventually led me to her. It turned out to be one of the best decisions I've made. At that time, I was overwhelmed with grief, and she helped me navigate through it. Over time, she also assisted me in resolving personal challenges. Manasi introduced me to the concept of a growth mindset and emphasized the importance of focusing on oneself. As she often says, the process is like peeling an onion—you start by addressing the most pressing issues. I distinctly remember her mentioning that my personal struggles were likely impacting my work life as well. As I worked through my personal issues, I began to notice these challenges at work and took corrective actions. I truly enjoy working with her and have seen a significant positive change in myself.

'I am fine' we all seem to carry this slogan every day of life. I kept asking myself. I had a home and parents supporting me financially when required, then why I was unhappy? Why do I go to sleep crying sometimes? Why m

'I am fine' we all seem to carry this slogan every day of life. I kept asking myself. I had a home and parents supporting me financially when required, then why I was unhappy? Why do I go to sleep crying sometimes? Why my career or life was not progressing?

I had tried counselling before but somehow never connected with the counsellors. They gave me advice and changes to be made, and I would be ok or feel better for a while. But after a while, I still felt empty or like I was not putting enough effort to change to improve or that I was not enough.

Mansi taught me to say,' No, I am not ok. I need help, and even with all so-called facilities/luxuries available, it's ok to fill what I am feeling.'

Mansi made me realise for the 1st time in my life to accept myself the way I am. To stop apologising or feeling guilty for not being the way my family or society excepted me to be. And for the 1st time in 36yrs of my life, I began to heel. Mansi helped me rather than trying to 'fix me.

I have been visiting Mansi for the past two years. Even with breaks due to covid and then losing my job, I have cleaned many cobwebs from my mind. And looking at things differently for the 1st time.

She lets you decide the speed of the session or what you want to talk about. Never once does she forces a topic on you, 'like we should discuss this or that.' I remember sessions where I couldn't stop venting for the whole session, and she patiently listened and saying without words, 'what I was saying is important.' I am very grateful for that.

I know I am going to continue visiting Mansi and continue heeling myself. I will strongly suggest that you do so, too, if you are still telling yourself that you are just feeling fine.'

It's important to be kind to one another, but being kind to yourself is most important.