Apoorva

Apoorva Khanna is a Delhi-based psychotherapist and rehabilitation psychology practitioner building work at the intersection of clinical care, research, and community mental health. Her approach is direct yet deeply empathetic, grounded in evidence-based practice, shaped by diverse field experience, and driven by a clear goal: making mental health care more accessible, inclusive, and culturally relevant. She is the founder of The GreenEyed Psychotherapist, where she offers trauma-informed and LGBTQ+ affirmative therapy for adolescents and adults navigating anxiety, depression, identity, and life transitions. Alongside this, she works as a Consultant Counselling Psychologist and Workshop Coordinator at The Therapy Park, managing an active caseload, conducting psychometric assessments, and leading workshops on clinical practice and research. Her clinical experience spans high-intensity and complex settings, including Moolchand Medcity, AIIMS-NDDTC, Fortis Mental Health, and Central Prisons, New Delhi, where she has worked across psychiatric care, addiction recovery, and correctional mental health. Her rehabilitation-focused work with SPYM and the National Association for the Blind reflects a sustained commitment to disability, recovery, and reintegration through trauma-informed and multidisciplinary care. A published researcher, Apoorva’s work explores AI in mental health, body image, addiction recovery, and women’s psychological well-being,bringing a critical, forward-thinking lens to both practice and policy. Her core skill set includes psychological assessment, CBT, Motivational Interviewing, crisis intervention, relapse prevention, ABA, and client-centred therapy, supported by certifications from NIMHANS, WHO, Johns Hopkins, Stanford Medicine, and APA. At the core of her work is a clear belief: mental health care must move beyond the clinic, into communities, conversations, and systems that need it most.