Dikshika Jain
Online counselling for anxiety, depression, anger, relationships & family concerns
With 5 years across psychiatric hospitals, neuro-rehabilitation, and child development centres, Dikshika works with teens, adults, couples, families, and older adults, and guides parents of neurodivergent children. Sessions are online, in English or Hindi.
Credentials, approach & availability
What to expect from Dikshika: training, who she works well with, and when you can book.
A good fit if you want
- A psychologist trained in hospitals, rehab centres, and clinics
- Help with anxiety, low mood, anger, self-esteem, or work stress
- Support as a couple, as a family, or as a parent of a neurodivergent child
- Late-afternoon and early-evening slots
How sessions work
- Online video or audio through MindHope
- Teens, adults, couples, families, and older adults
- An eclectic approach: evidence-based methods chosen for your concern
- Private and confidential, same as every MindHope session
Core areas of guidance
Qualifications
- MSc in Clinical Psychology (Sampurna Montfort College, Bengaluru, 2020)
- Psy.D (Doctor of Clinical Psychology) doctoral trainee (Osmania University)
- BA in Psychology, Mass Communication & Literature (Villa Marie Degree College, Osmania University, 2018)
- Certified in Rorschach psychodiagnostic assessment (Exner system), 2024
- Training in Metacognitive Therapy (MCT) with the MCT Institute, UK (in progress)
Professional approach
- Clinical work at the Institute of Mental Health (Erragadda, Hyderabad), NIMS Hospitals (Neurology), Manasa Psychiatric Hospital, and Wockhardt Hospital, Mira Road
- 2+ years as a psychologist and behaviour modification therapist for autism, ADHD, and learning disabilities, including parent and family counselling
- Individual, couple, family, and group therapy, including de-addiction and marital counselling
- Psychological, IQ, and neuro-cognitive assessment, plus cognitive rehabilitation for adults and older adults
MindHope reviews
People usually come to Dikshika for one of these:
Understand what drives worry, anger, or low self-esteem, and leave with practical steps to handle them at home, at work, or in college.
Work through marital conflict, family tension, or the stress of parenting a neurodivergent child, with tools the whole family can use.
Her hospital and neuro-rehabilitation background helps when concerns involve focus, memory, recovery from addiction, or supporting an ageing parent.
Questions about booking Dikshika
Practical answers on language, who she sees, and how to book a paid session.
Who is Dikshika Jain?
Dikshika Jain is a psychologist at MindHope with an MSc in Clinical Psychology and 5+ years of experience across psychiatric hospitals, neuro-rehabilitation, and child development centres. She offers online counselling for teens, adults, couples, families, and older adults.
Which languages does Dikshika speak in session?
English and Hindi. If you naturally mix the two, that is fine too — you can talk the way you speak at home.
Does she work with couples, families, and teens?
Yes. Dikshika sees teens and adults individually, and also works with couples and families, including marital and family counselling. If you are booking for a teenager, a parent or guardian should complete the MindHope booking.
Can she help parents of a child with autism, ADHD, or learning difficulties?
Yes, through parent guidance sessions. Dikshika has spent more than two years in child development centres working with neurodivergent children and their families. She can help you understand behaviour, plan routines, and manage your own stress. These are counselling sessions, not a formal diagnostic assessment.
How do I book, and when is she available?
Book a paid video or audio session on the MindHope booking page. Dikshika’s IST window is 4:00 PM to 8:15 PM. Choose a slot that fits, then complete payment to confirm. Book with Dikshika
What is her approach in session?
She uses an eclectic approach: she picks evidence-based methods to suit you and your concern, such as behavioural techniques, couple and family work, and metacognitive strategies for worry and overthinking. You leave with practical steps to try between sessions.
What are her qualifications?
MSc in Clinical Psychology from Sampurna Montfort College, Bengaluru, and a BA in Psychology from Osmania University. She is a Psy.D (Doctor of Clinical Psychology) doctoral trainee at Osmania University, is certified in Rorschach psychodiagnostic assessment, and is training in Metacognitive Therapy with the MCT Institute, UK.
Are sessions private?
Yes. Video and audio sessions through MindHope are private and confidential. MindHope is not a crisis helpline — if you are in immediate danger, seek emergency medical help.