I was going to be a journalist.

When I began my BA at Jain University, Bangalore — juggling English Literature, Psychology and Journalism — my plan was clear. I loved words. I wanted to tell stories, to report, to write.

Then in my second year, everything shifted. The psychology practical labs felt different from any classroom I'd sat in. My professor saw it before I did. She told me I had a rare quality: deep empathy. That I had a future as a psychologist, if I chose it.

That one conversation — from a woman who believed in me before I believed in myself — became the seed of everything you see here today.

The years that taught me what pain really feels like.

After my MSc in Occupational and Organisational Psychology at the University of Surrey, I joined the NHS. I was grateful — it felt like the life I'd worked toward.

But behind closed doors, I was struggling. A discriminatory manager, a toxic team environment, and the quiet isolation of living alone in a foreign country accumulated slowly, then all at once. I was diagnosed with severe anxiety and mild depression.

I sought help — as I tell my clients to do. But finding a good therapist, a truly non-judgemental one, was harder than I expected. Until a psychologist was assigned to me who truly helped. I will always be grateful to him.

That gap — between clinical healing and something deeper — is what set me on the path I walk today.

A crystal shop in Guildford changed my life.

I was walking through Guildford one afternoon when I noticed a small shop — light catching the stones in the window, the air carrying the most beautiful scent. Something made me walk in.

That day, I met my master. I began learning crystal healing, and it was as though a door opened inside me that I hadn't known existed. For the first time, I felt myself returning to myself — fully, not partially.

Coming home — and building Fully Embody.

I returned to India with 5 years of experience — 2 years in the UK and 3 more here — and a Post Graduate Diploma in Counselling Psychology from the University of Kerala.

In 2024, I founded Fully Embody. Not as a business, but as a commitment: that no one should have to choose between their mind and their spirit.

I work with clients across India and internationally, entirely online — because the space for healing should never be limited by geography.