I am working as a School Counsellor (representing Cadabam's Group) at two schools in Bangalore: Prarthana World School and Tapas Education.

As a trainee counsellor, I take counselling and psychoeducation sessions for clients who visit the Montfort Counselling Centre under supervision and guidance from my supervisors at Montfort College.

As a trainee counsellor, I provide counselling and basic skills training to children with special needs on a weekly basis under supervision from my supervisors at Montfort College.

As a trainee counsellor, I take counselling and psychoeducation sessions weekly for school students under supervision and guidance from my supervisors at Montfort College.

As a trainee counsellor, I take counselling and psychoeducation sessions weekly for the degree students under supervision and guidance from my supervisors at Montfort College.

As a trainee counsellor, I took counselling sessions for the PU and degree students under supervision and guidance from my supervisors at Montfort College.

I pursued a BA Psychology Major and an Open minor under FLAME University's undergraduate liberal education program (courses listed under accomplishments). I was the co-manager of FLAME University's monthly newsletter i.e. Life@FLAME (as part of scholarship work) and have also led a 15-member-team for my university's research project i.e. Discover India Program (DIP). I am the co-founder and former Vice-President of The Philosophy Club, which is a student-run club at my university. I was also an active member of the Animal Welfare Committee at my university. Furthermore, I have been a peer mentor (a position at FLAME University undertaken by senior students to help freshmen adapt to the college experience) for two academic years. I love music, can play the guitar with intermediate proficiency and was an active member of the Music Club at my university.

My team and I designed and managed an intercollegiate event themed on Philosophy. This was a collaboration between The Philosophy Club at FLAME and FLAME Kurukshetra'21. It was a team event with 2 teams competing against each other per match. The topic and the stance (being for or against the topic) was given 30 minutes prior to the match. After a series of intense debates, the champion and the runner-up teams received cash prizes!