
Hi,I am Swarali!
A passionate psychotherapist and arts-based therapist on a mission to guide individuals through their unique journeys of self-discovery and healing. I believe in the transformative power of art and psychotherapy, seamlessly blending creativity with emotional well-being.
My initiative Psycho Drama - a perfect blend of arts and psychology, aims to promote the use of arts to heal, using arts for well-being and healing. I have designed several arts based therapeutic workshops and programs to begin your journey of self awareness and healing.
If you're ready
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To navigate the depths of your emotions
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Explore the power of storytelling
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Unlock the potential of arts-based therapy
Are you facing the daunting waves of anxiety or wrestling with relationship complexities?

Are you ready to address issues related to self-image, self-esteem, and self-expression?

Is now the time to work on building resilience and coping mechanisms for life's challenges?

Navigating Anxiety, Relationships, and Self-Discovery
Psychotherapy and Counselling
Embrace a safe and affirming space that celebrates diversity. Swarali is committed to providing queer-friendly therapy, ensuring that all individuals feel respected and supported.
Arts-Based Therapy (ABT) : 45 to 60 Minutes
Through personalised and therapeutic techniques, individuals engage in a transformative journey that goes beyond traditional verbal expression, fostering self-awareness, emotional regulation, and stress reduction. Arts-Based Therapy is not just about creating art; it's about unlocking the potential within oneself for profound healing and growth.

Corporate Workshops

About Swarali
With 14 years of progressive facilitation and training experience augmented by a strong background in Psychology, Arts Based Therapy, Gender and Sexuality, Swarali has been able to challenge and guide people through individual and group counselling, collaborative processes, theatre intervention, storytelling and employee engagement programs.
She has worked in various schools, counselling centres, drug de-addiction centres, private organisations etc. She specialises in using art for personal development and self-expression.
Psychotherapy and counselling both involve talking to a trained professional to address emotional and psychological issues. However, psychotherapy typically delves deeper into exploring past experiences and emotions, while counselling often focuses on providing guidance and support for specific issues.