Tanvi Kankan (MA, Columbia University) is a psychotherapist and research consultant who has worked with people in diverse contexts in rural and urban India. She emphasizes relational, attachment-based work in therapy while incorporating cognitive, behavioural, mindfulness-based and somatic tools. Her canine "co-therapists" can often be spotted lounging at the back during her sessions.

Kritika Kaul is a counselling psychologist who draws from​ the humanistic, psychodynamic and narrative schools of therapy. She believes in the narrative principle "the person is not the problem," and strives to honour the uniqueness of experience of all her clients. Humour is one of her favourite ways of connecting with people.

Monica Solanki attempts to understand the systemic positioning of her clients and uses a psychodynamic, cognitive & somatic approach. She likes reading, is on the lookout for quick recipes, and finds joy in simple rituals like preparing herself a warm beverage.

Pragya Gopinath is a psychotherapist and researcher. Her approach is psychodynamic, humanistic, and has an intersectional and psychosocial perspective on mental health. When she's not working, she can be found drinking tea and watching birds on her terrace.