Passionate and dedicated Licensed Psychologist and psychotherapist with extensive experience in providing evidence based treatments to diverse populations. Proficient in conducting thorough assessments, developing tailored treatment plans, and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams. Skilled in delivering individual and group therapy, resulting in significant symptom reduction and improved patient outcomes.

Bhavya Chhabra is currently a Doctoral Candidate at the Faculty of Education and Psychology at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) in Budapest, Hungary. She specializes in behavioural addictions, specifically exercise addiction within the realm of sports psychology. Her work also focuses on athletes’ performance enhancement, psychological skills training, and she skilfully integrates these insights into her sports psychology lectures. Ms. Chhabra’s research in sports psychology has earned her accolades and invitations to present at conferences across Europe. She has numerous publications in Quartile 1 high-impact factor peer-reviewed journals, significantly contributing to the scientific literature.

Previously a Lecturer at O.P. Jindal Global University, India, Bhavya holds a Master of Science in Mental Health Studies from King’s College London, where she received a Gold Award for her volunteer services. She has also worked with differently-abled individuals at the South London and Maudsley Hospital, NHS, England.

Bhavya has taught subjects like Mental Hygiene, Personality Psychology, and Sports Psychology across various universities. Her goal is to explore innovative approaches, strive to make a lasting impact on individuals’ lives, and contribute to the global mission of achieving Sustainable Development Goal 3 (SDG 3: Health for All).

Reva Kalra is a dedicated psychologist with an M.Sc. in counselling Psychology from Christ University and a B.A. (Hons.) in Psychology from Ambedkar University, Kashmere Gate. She has extensive experience working in government and private schools, including schools like The Indian School, where she has made significant contributions to the mental well-being of students.Her work with NGOs and mental health consultancies like The Movement India, The Happiness Exchange, and Aatma Prakash showcases her commitment to diverse communities. Notably, she has led initiatives in education, mental health, and community integration for Afghan refugees. Her work has had a transformative impact on the lives of these individuals, helping them navigate the complexities of resettlement and cultural adjustment. Reva has also gained valuable experience through her internship at Moolchand Healthcare, further honing her clinical skills.Reva's approach includes individual therapy sessions and psycho-education for various groups, including young adults, school children, and corporate employees. Passionate about the arts, Reva explores theatre, filmmaking, and dancing in her free time, blending her counselling expertise with her creative pursuits.

Prerna is trained as a dance movement therapist and a practicing psychologist from the Tata Institute of Social Sciences. Her therapeutic inclinations lean towards creative arts and risk assessments. She believes an eclectic approach to behavior modification works best for enhancing performance.

A curious person, she keeps up with emerging research in treatment modalities for injuries, mental, physical, and emotional health. In her practice, she has emphasized and argued heavily for psychosocial rehabilitation and care in areas of depression, anxiety, and chronic diseases.

Ananya Sapra is an aspiring psychologist currently pursuing her Master's degree in Applied Psychology. As an experienced shooter, Ananya brings a unique blend of experience in competitive sports and mental health. She has completed internships at NGOs, Apollo, and Max Hospital, where she gained valuable insights into mental health care. Ananya also runs her own shooting academy, where she trains athletes for national and international-level competitions. Her diverse expertise allows her to support athletes holistically, ensuring both their physical and mental well-being.

Kaarthik Garimella, is an undergraduate student, studying in O.P Jindal Global University. He is pursuing a major in Psychology, Sociology and Anthropology with a keen interest in Sport Science and Athlete Development.

Kaarthik has played various State and National level Tennis Tournaments across the North and South Zone. Before taking tennis professionally he was also a state-level Karateka, swimming and cricket enthusiast.

He has a passion for understanding the complex interplay between the mind and the body and wishes to explore the psychological, social and cultural factors affecting athlete performance. He is currently writing a thesis project on ideas of Health and Well-being among athletes within High Performance Cultures.