India’s First Integrated Mental Wellness Ecosystem
From the first classroom to the corner office — tracking, healing, and building psychological wellness at every stage of life.
The Three Paths
One ecosystem. Three doors in.
Wherever you stand — the patient, the institution, or the healer — we built a path for you.
For Individuals
- One-to-one therapy in your language
- Structured 6-session journeys with measurable goals
- Match in under 48 hours
For Institutions
- Longitudinal student & employee wellness reports
- Counsellor & manager training programs
- Compliance-ready dashboards for HR / Principals
For Therapists
- Verified Practitioner badge with RCI verification
- Regional peer support circles
- Anonymous case consultation — always.
Therapy Services
Evidence-based modalities, multilingual delivery.
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
Restructure unhelpful thought loops with evidence-based, structured 6-session journeys.
Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy
Challenge the irrational beliefs driving anxiety, anger and self-defeat.
Grief Counselling
Loss has no checklist. Walk with a therapist who meets you where you are.
Workplace & Burnout
Targeted, short-format care for the always-on professional.
Adolescent & Family
For the classrooms and dinner tables where it actually begins.
Couples Therapy
Repair, rebuild, or part with clarity — with a neutral guide.
Psychologist Directory
Verified. Multilingual. Ready when you are.
Dr. Ananya Menon
RCI Reg. A-12384
Dr. Rohan Iyer
RCI Reg. A-09711
Dr. Priya Bhatt
RCI Reg. A-14502
Dr. Aisha Khan
RCI Reg. A-11206
Dr. Karthik Raj
RCI Reg. A-13089
Dr. Meera Joshi
RCI Reg. A-15820
Dr. Nikhil Verma
RCI Reg. A-17721
Dr. Sneha Kapoor
RCI Reg. A-18933
Dr. Ananya Menon
RCI Reg. A-12384
Dr. Rohan Iyer
RCI Reg. A-09711
Dr. Priya Bhatt
RCI Reg. A-14502
Dr. Aisha Khan
RCI Reg. A-11206
Dr. Karthik Raj
RCI Reg. A-13089
Dr. Meera Joshi
RCI Reg. A-15820
Dr. Nikhil Verma
RCI Reg. A-17721
Dr. Sneha Kapoor
RCI Reg. A-18933
Corporate Wellness
Is Your Workforce Mentally Fit? Find Out.
A 5-minute Corporate Wellness Readiness Quiz — anonymised, actionable, clinical-grade.
- • 38% of managers report sleep-cycle disruption
- • Recommend 4-week REBT cohort for mid-managers
- • Anonymous EAP enrolment via verification directory
Who Heals the Healers?
Mindoze reserves a private, sacred space for the professionals who carry the world’s pain. You deserve it most.
Regional Peer Circles
Closed-door, language-native groups for therapists across India — led by senior practitioners.
Anonymous Case Consultation
Bring your hardest cases. Get clinical, ethical, and lived-experience perspectives — with zero identifiers.
Monthly Recharge Sessions
Guided restorative sessions — not CPD points. A reminder that you are also human.
"Unexpressed emotions will never die. They are buried alive and will come forth later in uglier ways."
Sigmund Freud
Blog
Field notes from the therapy room.
You're Not Lazy. You Might Be Languishing.
Why Your Brain is Addicted to Bad News (And How to Break the Cycle)
"Men Don't Talk About This" — But They Should
Trauma Bonding — When You Keep Going Back to What Hurts You
The Quiet Epidemic — Burnout in the People Who Help Everyone Else
Eco-Anxiety is Real — And It's Not Overreacting
Testimonials
Spin the room. Hear them.
Click and drag the cylinder to rotate through stories from across the ecosystem.
“Six structured sessions undid years of self-doubt. I finally understood what I was actually feeling.”
“Wellness reports gave our counsellors what no report card ever could — a longitudinal view of every child.”
“Peer circles in my own language. Finally, a place where I am the client, not just the provider.”
“The first time grief counselling didn’t feel like a checklist. I was met where I was.”
“Our teachers are trained, not just trained-on. The training modules are unreal.”
“Anonymous case consultation saved a complex case for me last month. This community is sacred.”
“Booking in Malayalam, paying with UPI, getting matched in 36 hours. It just worked.”
“We replaced three vendors with Mindoze. Track. Train. Heal — they meant it.”