Mamatha Pendyala is an experienced counseling psychologist who can deeply resonate with clients’ emotions and create a space that makes clients feel seen, heard, and valued. Her psychotherapy emphasizes the client's freedom. She adopts a collaborative approach which is aimed at helping clients meet personal goals which ensures agency and client’s commitment to treatment. Her training in Choice Theory enables her to impart a sense of agency in the client and adopt a unique approach aimed at reducing feelings of helplessness and hopelessness by creating a sense of empowerment. She specializes in assisting individuals grappling with substance addiction, anxiety, depression, and trauma, helping them attain personal, social, educational, and vocational growth and adaptation effectively. Her counseling specifically focuses on enabling the individual to lead a good quality of life and have a better relationship with themselves. Her counseling approach is versatile, drawing from her proficiency in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) along with various other trauma-informed approaches.
| Experiences | Mamatha completed her basic and advanced training in CBT along with Basic Training in Choice Theory, Reality Therapy, and Lead Management. She has worked with individuals as inpatients at rehabilitation and de-addiction centers. Additionally, she has received specialized training in managing crises, particularly cases involving suicide and self-harm, through a crisis intervention helpline. Mamatha has also taken 85 group sessions on various topics like anxiety, depression, trauma, low self - esteem social skills, etc with the main goal of creating support spaces for individuals going through distress. Currently, she is taking sessions privately. |
| Qualifications | Mamatha has over 2 years of experience as a psychologist. She has completed her masters in Clinical Psychology along with Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Sociology and Economics. |
| Language | English, Hindi, Telugu, Kannada |
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