Parvathi Ganesan: Psychologist & Counselor
I’m Parvathi Ganesan, a Queer-Affirmative, Trauma-Informed Therapist offering online counselling and therapy for teens and adults. My work blends Somatic Therapies, Parts Work, and Trauma-Informed approaches, all held through an intersectional lens that honors your lived experience.
I provide a gentle, non-judgmental space for clients navigating challenges like anxiety, grief, relationship issues, burnout, and feeling stuck or overwhelmed.
I offer therapy in English, Malayalam, and Hindi.
Languages: English, Malayalam, and Hindi.
Therapy Fees: INR 3050/- (inclusive of 18% GST) or 50 USD to 70 USD.
Education
- Sc. in Psychology – PSG College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore.
- M.A. in Applied Psychology – Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Mumbai
Certifications & Trainings
- Certified Queer-Affirmative Therapist – Mariwala Health Initiative.
- Mindfulness-Based Therapist – 8-week Mindfulness Meditation Course, Innerspace.
- Currently training in Integral Somatic Psychology (ISP) Prafulta, Mumbai – a powerful body-mind approach for healing trauma
Experience
At Innerspace Counselling, I work primarily with teens and adults navigating:
- Anxiety, low mood & overthinking.
- Burnout & emotional exhaustion.
- Grief & loss.
- Relationship issues.
- Feeling stuck, lost, or disconnected.
In addition to my therapy practice, I’m deeply passionate about training early-career therapists in trauma-informed and socially aware therapeutic practices.
Community Engagement
Giving back is a core part of my work. Through Innerspace, I offer therapeutic support at:
- Kranti Organization, working with children of sex workers.
- Happy Feet Home, a pediatric palliative care center in Mumbai.
I’ve also offered counselling services at:
- Sion Hospital, Mumbai.
- Satya Sai Primary Health Centre, Kerala.
Supporting vulnerable communities in both urban and rural settings
I believe therapy is not just about coping, it’s about reclaiming safety, reconnecting with the body, and finding meaning. If you’re looking for a therapist who shows up with warmth, curiosity, and a commitment to social justice, I’d be honored to work with you. – Parvathi Ganesan
“Shame dies when stories are told in safe spaces.” – Ann Voskamp
Hi Parvathi,
My mother is 63 and we lost my Dad 3 years ago post which she has been having health issues like IBS, fatigue, vertigo etc on and off and I feel she may have not completely processed the death of my father mainly because it was very sudden (cardiac arrest). IF you are fluent in Malayalam, I wanted you to talk to my mother as I feel she will benefit from therapy, although she is in complete denial and feels she has no depression or anxiety. Please let me know if you can address this.