Trauma, grief, and identity work
About Rohan
Dr. Rohan Mehta is a Delhi-based psychologist with fourteen years of clinical experience, specialising in trauma recovery, grief, and identity exploration. He creates a calm, non-judgmental space where clients feel safe enough to go deep. Rohan has worked with survivors of domestic violence, corporate high-achievers processing loss, and individuals navigating major life transitions. His pacing is deliberate — he never rushes the work.
My approach
Rohan draws primarily on trauma-focused CBT, narrative therapy, and somatic awareness techniques. He believes that healing from trauma and grief requires both cognitive reframing and attention to what the body holds. For identity work, he integrates existential and humanistic approaches, helping clients author their own story rather than being authored by their circumstances.
What sessions look like
Rohan's first session is about safety and pacing. He will ask about your history, your goals, and — most importantly — what has felt helpful or unhelpful in the past. He is explicit about his approach and will check in regularly to make sure the work is landing. You will never be pushed into territory you are not ready for.
Session pricing
Sessions are conducted over secure video. Cancel or reschedule up to 12 hours before without any fee.
Session pricing
All prices in INR · GST included · Free reschedule up to 24 h before
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Hi, I'm Rohan
Credentials
License Registration
RCI
Years in practice
14+ years
Languages
English, Hindi
Based in
Delhi, Delhi
Qualifications
I offer therapy for
Each focus area maps to specific approaches and outcomes worth discussing in your first session.
Approaches I use
A good therapist doesn’t pick one school and force everyone into it. Here are the approaches I draw from.
Trauma Focused Cbt — used as part of an integrated approach.
Narrative Therapy — used as part of an integrated approach.
Somatic — used as part of an integrated approach.
My affiliations
Sagemitra
In their own words
The clinical bio doesn’t tell you everything. These do.
Question 1 of 4
“Yes. Trauma doesn't need a label to be worth tending to. If something keeps echoing back into your present, that's enough reason to talk about it.”
— Dr. Rohan
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₹2,000 / 50 min