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Kripi Malviya
Psychotherapist, Trainer and Consultant (M.Sc. ICAP II) she / her / hers
About me
I see living as a process of holding and celebrating paradoxes, untangling multiplicity and societally conditioned dualities, as well as our conflicts with equanimity. Combining therapy and a quest for social justice, I see healing and change as entwined.
I am a Psychologist, Experiential Psychotherapist and Advocate with a Master’s in Clinical Psychology and with an International Certification in Addiction Counselling and Training. I have worked with adolescents, adults, couples and families with multi-disciplinary teams of international mental health professionals, from varied cultures and therapeutic backgrounds. I have facilitated mental health training workshops in the South Asian and South East Asian regions; including Bhutan, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Malaysia and Thailand.
My background
In my work as a mental health and inclusivity consultant for the music industry; apart from one to one psychotherapy: I have organised think tanks for music professionals to develop mandates for the emotional well-being of artists, given talks and workshops on self care and self destruction in relation the music industry, conducted trainings on nightlife and consent culture, organised therapeutic residencies for musicians that combine emotional well-being and the creative process and run artists and festival welfare programs at festivals.
I also consult as an advisor to artist management and event organizers to promote safety and inclusivity at events and to strategise in case of crisis and conflicts.
Working with me
The aim of our therapeutic relationship will be to cultivate a sense of curiosity about ourselves and the way we engage with the intersections of the world so that we can move towards courage and healing. Our therapeutic work will explore questions like: How can we be more present and engaged in our lives and our relationships? How can we find meaning, direction and purpose to enable a fulfilling existence? How can we understand where we come from in a way which emboldens us to take responsibility for our lives and dynamics? Our work will focus on championing authenticity, vulnerability, agency, and creativity while working with the whole spectrum of human experience.
Kripi’s fees
Initial consultation
Kripi works with clients
on the following issues:
AbuseAddictionAnxietyAttachmentC-PTSDCareer problems or transitionsCommunicationCreative problemsCultural or racial issuesDepressionDiscriminationDrug or substance useEnd of lifeFame and CelebrityFamily problemsGenderGrief and lossIdentity or personaLGBTQIA+Meaning and purposePost-Traumatic StressRelationshipsSelf-harmSeparation and DivorceSexualityStress and BurnoutTransgenderTraumaTrust