Psychologically sound practitioners, certified to be all ears
Choose. Tap and Vent
Sayali W
Psychologist | 4 years
Riya Singhal
Psychologist | 4 years
Sayali W
1000 ₹ / 1 hour ONline or in-person listening
book/ gift a virtual meet
gift/ book a face to face
Relationship issues | Trauma Healing | Breakup recovery
Self-esteem | Self-worth | Perfectionism
Emotional dysregulation | Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Riya Singhal
800 ₹ / 1 hour ONline or in-person listening
book/ gift a virtual meet
gift/ book a face to face
Stress | Anxiety | Depression
Grief | Anger | Extreme emotional outbursts
Substance Dependancy | Low Resilence
FAQ
Difference between a Psychologist and a Psychiatrist
A Psychologist specializes in behavior, thoughts and emotions using talk therapy and counseling and do not prescribe medication.
A psychiatrist is a medical doctor (MD) who specializes in mental health and they prescribe medication and provide medical treatment.
Psychologists? Do they prescribe medication ?
No, they do not. They specialise in mutiple approaches like Behavioural, Cognitive, Humanistic, Psychodynamic, Biological, Sociocultural, Cross-disciplinary approach and use tools to create a positive shift.
Why isn't there information on chronic illness?
Considering ourselves to be trend-setters (based locally) for therapeutic motivational conditioning, we do not like to display certain tri**ering content, instead prefer showcasing solution-based positivity.
How can I book a session with a Psychologist, over Ear me Out?
Choose your preferred psychologist, book an online or in-person session closest to the area you live nearby to and a meeting link would be sent across to you within the next 24 hours, by the Psychologist you chose to speak with.
Can I re-schedule a booked session?
Yes, you can, but only if you are doing so, 48 hours prior to your booked time slot and based on each Therapians rescheduling policy.
What is PON?
Power of NO
EMOTIONAL
Picking on everyday actions or implying strong control through persuasion and restriction.
PHYSICAL
Raising hands, throwing objects or any form of physical force.
MENTAL
Highlighting events from the past or making use of family as a shield or weapon.
FINANCIAL
Limiting control of money or complaining of handling household chores and finances single-handledly.
Individual Counselling
Interpersonal Therapy
Couple Counselling
Group Counselling
Family Counselling
Supportive Therapy