About

Twenty-seven years, one consistent way of working.

A short background on how the practice started, what guides it today, and the credentials behind it.

A calm therapy consultation setting
Background

Starting in 1999, one patient at a time.

Sanjeev Sharma began counseling in 1999, working first with school-referred children before expanding into adolescent, family and marital counselling as his practice grew. Over 2 decades, the work has widened to include medical-linked psychological support, personality and self-esteem concerns, and the specific pressures that come with divorce, dating, and later-life transitions such as post-menopause.

He continues to see clients in person at Vasant Kunj, New Delhi and also does home visits, keeping caseloads deliberately manageable so that each person is genuinely known rather than processed.

  • Counselors with M.Phil in Clinical Psychology
  • 27 years of continuous clinical practice, since 1999
  • Works across individual, couple, family and co-parenting formats
  • Focus areas span child, adolescent, adult and later-life psychology
Approach

How sessions actually work.

Listen before diagnosing

The first sessions are largely about understanding the full picture — history, relationships, and what's actually being asked for — before naming anything or suggesting a plan.

Practical, not theoretical

Techniques are drawn from cognitive-behavioural therapy and family systems work, but always translated into specific, doable steps between sessions.

Involve the right people

For family, couple, and co-parenting cases, sessions are structured to include the people who actually need to be in the room — not just the one who booked the appointment.

Twenty-seven years

A practice that grew in stages.

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