Psychotherapy for Self-awareness and Healing

Psychotherapy involves a deeper and a longer look into the behaviors, thoughts and emotions. It is an understanding of where they are stemming from. They may be a result of unconditional learning from the behaviors of our primary care givers or may be a result of an unnourished and uncherished childhood. To complicate it further they may even be a result of uncontrollable events and unmet needs.

All in all, our personalities are often the sum total of the traits of our genes and the impressions of the environment that affected our formative years. When the emotions become muted for certain reasons or purposes, they express themselves in our day to day life in the form of behaviors like oozing septic ulcers. Behaviors may include use of substances, eating disorders, suicidal attempts, self- harm, dissociative behaviors, promiscuous behaviors, avoidance of relationships, viscous conflicts and chronic as well as persistent depression and anxiety. Of course, they all lead and add to our everyday stress. This further leads to a decline in our mental, emotional and physical states.

Psychotherapy helps people recognize those deteriorative patterns and learn skills to improve their quality of living. This is not merely a delve into the past. The process also involves a quest into the purpose of life, and spiritual growth. It is understanding the soul of living.

Mamta works with adults and adolescents suffering from a variety of issues and concerns such as:

• Depression
• Anxiety
• PTSD and Trauma
• Personality Disorders
• Grief and Loss
• Multicultural Issues
• Existential Concerns
• Life Transitions
• Parenting Issues
• Self Esteem Issues

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
• Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
• Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR)
• Mindfulness-based Psychotherapy
• Emotionally Focused Therapy

About Modes of Therapy