OUR TEAM
Our RCI-registered psychologists and psychotherapists provide compassionate, evidence-based care, fostering resilience, well-being, and personal growth.
Through mindfulness, therapy, and capacity building, we empower individuals with distress tolerance and emotional integration for lasting healing.
SAHIL (he/him)
Founder & Clinical Psychologist
Sahil, the visionary behind Collective Care, brings over a decade of dedication to making this dream a reality. Spurred on by his personal experiences with addiction in his family, he deeply understands its profound impact on individuals and their loved ones.
Dr. Sayantani Mukherjee (she/her)
Consultant Psychiatrist
MBBS, MD (Psychiatry), DNB (Psychiatry)
With over 15 years of clinical experience, Dr. Sayantani Mukherjee is a highly respected consultant psychiatrist known for her compassionate and evidence-based approach A graduate of KEM Hospital, Mumbai, and a postgraduate from Nair Hospital, Mumbai, she also holds a DNB in Psychiatry from the National Board of Examinations, New Delhi.
Anindita (she/they)
Consultant Clinical Psychologist
Anindita is a clinical psychologist and trauma-informed psychotherapist with a strong background working with de-addiction and substance dependence among adults. What truly sets her apart, is her unique approach to healing, which integrates evidence-based and holistic methodologies to support clients and their families.
Prashant (he/him)
Peer Recovery Coach
With 17 years of unwavering dedication to supporting others on their journey to sobriety, Prashant brings a wealth of experience and compassion. Having personally overcome addiction and maintained long-term sobriety, he offers a unique perspective on the recovery process.
Pranav (he/him)
Counseling Psychologist
Pranav is a counselling psychologist specializing in existential-humanistic therapy. Having personally overcome substance and alcohol addiction at an early age, he brings in a lot of compassion to his work. His lived experience allows him to connect with individuals facing similar struggles on a realistic level.
