Designed and executed a unique mental health festival featuring workshops on Mandala Art, Drama Therapy, Herbarium, Pottery, Dance Therapy etc

Contributed to organizing a major college festival, promoting cultural exchange and diversity.

🌟 I’ve just completed my first internship in a clinical setting, and it has been a truly transformative experience. Working directly with patients daily provided invaluable hands-on learning—from actively engaging in case studies to mastering grounding techniques like box breathing and star breathing. I also gained proficiency with assessment tools for conditions like substance abuse and OCD, which deepened my understanding of the diverse challenges individuals face. One of the most striking realizations was seeing the large number of people seeking help for mental health concerns. Despite the misconception that mental health issues are a “rich person’s issue,” my experience here tells a different story. For every individual who comes forward, countless others remain unseen, especially in rural areas where stigma and limited awareness keep many from seeking help.This experience has also highlighted the critical role of cultural sensitivity in mental health care. Understanding patients’ cultural backgrounds—their rites, rituals, and beliefs—bridges gaps and fosters trust, which is essential for effective care.A heartfelt thank you to Lady Hardinge Medical College for this incredible opportunity. Your guidance and support have been instrumental in shaping my understanding and commitment to mental health care.

As the class representative for 100 students, I was the bridge between classmates and teachers, making sure everyone's voice is heard and helping to solve any issues. I worked to create a friendly and fair atmosphere, aiming to make our university's experience the best it can be for everyone.

Worked with children with neurodevelopmental disorders.

Taught English, Maths, Science to students of 5th to 8th standard

Worked with disabled children, providing support and fostering inclusion.Taught computer skills to economically disadvantaged women and widowers

Provided career counseling to underprivileged children, fostering a sense of direction and purpose.

Medical clowning at the government children's hospital offers therapeutic laughter and emotional support to young patients, utilizing humor and creativity to alleviate stress and enhance their hospital experience.

Certificate Course On Trauma and Grief Therapy

Conducted computer courses for marginalized individuals, empowering them for employment opportunities.