Take that first step - Use "NEW15" to get 15% off on your first session!

Take that first step  Use "NEW15" to get 15% off on your first session! Take that first step  Use "NEW15" to get 15% off on your first session! Take that first step  Use "NEW15" to get 15% off on your first session!

Devika Vijayan

Devika Vijayan

Clinical Psychologist ( RCI Licensed )

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I’m a Clinical Psychologist with an M.Phil in Clinical Psychology and over three years of experience in mental health care. I’m passionate about helping individuals enhance their emotional well-being through evidence-based and compassionate therapy.

Concerns I can help with

Issues I can help you with

Anxiety management

Mood management

Relationship concerns

Body positivity

Therapeutic Focus

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Remediation Therapy (MB-CRT), and interventions for body image disturbance and emotional eating. 

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FAQs

What is the difference between a Clinical Psychologist and a general Psychologist?
A Clinical Psychologist with RCI registration undergoes rigorous training, including an M.Phil. in Clinical Psychology, which qualifies them to provide advanced psychological assessments, diagnose mental health disorders, and offer specialized interventions. General psychologists, on the other hand, primarily focus on therapy , counseling and do not diagnose clinical conditions.
Clinical Psychologists undergo specialized training (MPhil) and are licensed to provide advanced assessments, evidence-based therapies, and diagnostic services. This additional expertise and scope of work often reflects in their consultation fee compared to Consultant Psychologists.
Yes. Clinical Psychologists are trained to assess, identify, and diagnose a wide range of emotional, behavioral, and mental health conditions using standardized tools and psychological assessments.
It depends on your needs. If you are looking for therapy, emotional support, or guidance for common concerns like stress, relationships, or lifestyle challenges, a Consultant Psychologist may be the right fit. If you need clinical assessment, diagnosis, or treatment for more complex mental health conditions (such as depression, anxiety disorders, OCD, trauma, or developmental concerns), a Clinical Psychologist is better suited.
No. Clinical Psychologists do not prescribe medication. They provide psychological assessments and therapies. If medication is needed, they may collaborate with a Psychiatrist, who is a medical doctor specialized in mental health.
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