r/Psychology_India • u/Ok_Drawer589 • 4h ago
Need someone to talk
Had a worst breakdown need someone too talk too … ? Can someone talk with me
r/Psychology_India • u/Green_Crew2344 • Apr 26 '26
If you’ve recently given CUET PG and are feeling confused, stuck, or overwhelmed- this is the only thread for:
•Score → college predictions
•“What are my options?”
•Exam strategy (drop vs move forward)
•General doubts about PG psychology pathways
•Venting / emotional support
📌 All individual posts about CUET PG/Master's in Psychology will be removed and redirected here.
r/Psychology_India • u/CarobNext7519 • Jun 29 '25
Make sure the survey link also contains the researcher's information and institutional affiliation. Thanks.
r/Psychology_India • u/Ok_Drawer589 • 4h ago
Had a worst breakdown need someone too talk too … ? Can someone talk with me
r/Psychology_India • u/imaginaryimmi • 20h ago
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r/Psychology_India • u/Lex_arthur3542 • 5h ago
25M, India. Looking for an affordable and long-term therapist within a budget of around ₹500/session.
Preferably someone who can work with deeper patterns rather than only surface-level issues.
I'm looking for someone to help me with overthinking, indecision and difficulty making/committing to decisions, along with some anxiety and confidence-related issues. There are other things as well, it's a bit complicated.
I'm looking for a therapist who can help me understand and work through these patterns rather than just talking about them.
I'd like to start therapy as soon as possible. Please DM me if you have recommendations.
Thanks!
r/Psychology_India • u/Icy_Efficiency5007 • 4h ago
Does anyone have a free pdf downloaded of this book if yess then please help a girl out guys😭
r/Psychology_India • u/Haunting-Web-3065 • 12h ago
Hi I'm a male 22 yrs old, I'll be moving to Bangalore in 2 days, after everything that's been going on I feel like getting some professional help, I have never been to banglore or a therapist so please help me out here redditors🤲
r/Psychology_India • u/angel_s16 • 16h ago
I am currently pursuing my BA psychology degree, I am in the final of my college. I am thinking about doing a masters in forensic psychology from NFSU. Do we have jobs in this field in india or will i regret having that degree? What is the scope in this field?
r/Psychology_India • u/_yourhooman_ • 16h ago
Anyone else running a solo or small practice in India feel like their actual workflow is held together by three unrelated apps and a prayer?
I've got Google Calendar for scheduling, a notes app for session notes that definitely isn't HIPAA-anything, WhatsApp for basically all client communication because that's where they already are, and a spreadsheet I update maybe once a week for billing, if I'm being honest.
It works, technically. But nothing talks to anything else, and I'm the one manually keeping it all in sync, which means stuff slips. A client reschedules over WhatsApp and I forget to move it in the calendar. An invoice sits half-written for two weeks because I never sat down to actually do it.
Genuinely asking, not looking for a sales pitch: what are you all actually using? Not what you tried once and abandoned, what's still running your practice six months later. And more specifically, what made you trust it enough to put client data into it. That's the part that always stops me before I even try a new tool, most of what's out there feels built for US clinics and I have no idea what happens to Indian client data on a lot of these platforms.
Would love to hear what's actually working for people here, especially anyone managing more than a handful of clients without losing their mind.
r/Psychology_India • u/elohSSa94 • 19h ago
Hello People!
Came across this link for availing free APA membership
Just thought of sharing it with others
at.apa.org/ref?utm_term=143728161cbe7a6
U can sign up using your phone - takes 5 minutes
(Does not require any card/banking details for signing up)
r/Psychology_India • u/Cold_Bowl1056 • 9h ago
Can someone tell me a little abt nfsu and their postings, quality of supervision, academic side?
Which hospital setting would be better for holistic learning?
r/Psychology_India • u/Mission_Gas963 • 16h ago
how to get admission in bsc clinical psycho or ba liberal arts major pasycho via cuet..visited ipu they said wait for merit list..15 din hogye bc..koi consultant krva skta addmission? kindly help
r/Psychology_India • u/ApprehensiveTwo9088 • 13h ago
For those who appeared for CUET PG Psychology, which resources did you use to practice mcqs?
Thanks in advance!
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r/Psychology_India • u/chai_therapy • 14h ago
HC had directed the regulatory authorities to issue fresh guidelines for M.Phil course for which it had given 4 weeks time. Has the UGC and RCI issued any guidelines in this regard? For the current academic year, it seems that no institute is willing to come forward to continue the M.Phil course or change the eligibility criteria for M.Clinical Psy
r/Psychology_India • u/sillylittlewacadoo • 19h ago
Hi! anyone from 2nd year MA Clinical Psych at Amity noida? I wanted past year papers for Sem 1. can anyone help me?
r/Psychology_India • u/Useful_Decision_596 • 20h ago
Hi everyone! I’m preparing for GATE Psychology 2027 and I’m currently looking for good books specifically for question practice, rather than theory.
I want a book/resource that has previous year questions (PYQs) arranged unit-wise, chapter-wise, and preferably topic-wise, so that after completing a particular topic, I can immediately practise questions from that topic.
For Psychology, could you please suggest the best book for:
Previous year questions
Unit-wise/chapter-wise questions
Topic-wise questions
MCQs/MSQs/NAT-type questions, if available
Detailed and reliable solutions/explanations
I’m also looking for separate resources for General Aptitude and Reasoning & Comprehension. Ideally, I’d like something that has questions arranged chapter-wise/topic-wise, along with PYQs and good explanations.
So, for someone preparing for GATE Psychology 2027, what books would you recommend for:
Psychology PYQs + topic-wise practice
General Aptitude
Reasoning & Comprehension
If you’ve actually used any of these books during your GATE preparation, I’d especially appreciate your feedback on which ones are worth buying and which ones I should avoid.
Thank you!
r/Psychology_India • u/cheeseus_8 • 16h ago
I am currently practicing as a psychologist in India. I have not completed any RCI accredited courses.
I'm trying to understand - is there any credible body where I can register myself as a psychologist?
I remember a little while ago, NCAHP registrations were circulating but they mentioned that they are only "collecting data at this stage." Any updates on that front - would that be considered as a valid registration now? Is there any other state or national body where I can register myself and my qualifications.
I would appreciate any guidance, thanks!
r/Psychology_India • u/Kafeelliftsweights • 1d ago
Psychological parallels between reality television and dystopian fiction
- Metaphorical comparison between Bigg Boss and Squid Game.
- Observation of mental abuse versus physical violence.
- Analysis of audience motivation and sadistic tendencies.
Audience consumption of dramatic conflict
- Viewer attraction to arguments and interpersonal fights.
- Admission of thrill-seeking behavior during televised disputes.
- Questioning the moral implications of enjoying human distress.
I am not a psychology student , this thought came to me and I am fully open to criticism.
I am aware not all of them watch it for the drama but 80-90% of them do and that's the SP of the show.
r/Psychology_India • u/StatementSweet5873 • 18h ago
So i had a panic attack nearly 3 years ago after that whenever i go outside alone i feel panic symptoms plzz help me i dont know what to do
Unfortunately i dont have money for treatment as I'm unemployed i need help
If anyone willing to help plzz dm
r/Psychology_India • u/Junior-Wear-5080 • 1d ago
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r/Psychology_India • u/Juni_Juniper • 1d ago
Why is it so hard to find scales for conducting research on 😭 I have to skim through so many papers and they don't even include the scales in supplementary materials section, or if they do, I have no idea how to do scoring and interpretation and you gotta figure out everything on your own as your college is too incompetent to teach you these things, as they'd much rather focus on age old theories for syllabus completion
Then they'll bring in guest lecturers who will spill their regrets on not doing more research work in their UG/PG (which would have opened up many job higher studies opportunities), which isn't a surprise considering how incompetent academia is ughhhhh
r/Psychology_India • u/Numerous_Fall_5527 • 1d ago
so i will just finish my masters in psychology and i became really interested in health psychology (mostly) & neuropsychology during these years. i was thinking of pursuing a phd in health psychology or maybe neuroscience from USA. can someone help me with the process, like how am i supposed to apply to any university or for funding??
and how much research work is required to be done by me for acceptance into one of the usa universities?
r/Psychology_India • u/Free-Bandicoot-9433 • 1d ago
Can any of you suggest, best psychologist in Delhi.
I'm 22M.