Collective Artist

Sessions are ₹1,500 to ₹8,000 for 60 minutes, depending on the therapist you choose. Every fee is listed before you book, and your first conversation is a free 15 minute intro call. There is nothing to pay before you decide.

Your therapist asks what brought you in, and you share as much or as little as you want. Expect questions about your week, your sleep, your people. No couch, no diagnosis in the first hour. You are also assessing them, and that part matters. By the end, the two of you decide what working on this could look like.

There is no fixed number, and anyone who promises one is selling something. Some people work for a couple of months around one specific thing. Some stay longer and go deeper than they planned. Most people can tell by session three or four whether the work has traction, and that is a conversation you can have with your therapist openly, at any point.

For most concerns, yes. Research on video based therapy consistently finds outcomes comparable to in person sessions, and our own practice runs both every week. Same therapist, same 60 minutes, on a private video call. If you are in Mumbai and want a room, our Lower Parel studio has one.

Yes. What you share stays between you and your therapist, with the standard clinical exceptions: risk of serious harm to you or someone else, or a legal requirement. If that line ever becomes relevant, your therapist tells you before acting, not after. Nothing goes to your family, your employer, or anyone who did not sit in the room.

Say so. To them, or to us, whichever is easier. We will help you move to another therapist within the practice without awkwardness and without starting the whole story from zero. Fit matters more than politeness, and switching is more common than you would think.

You do not need a diagnosis, a crisis, or a defensible reason to book. "I don't feel like myself" is a complete reason. If you have read this far, take that as information.