MindKnit, by Nirali Mehta, Counselling Psychologist is a Psychological Consulting Service based in Gujarat for addressing all psychological concerns and aiming to enhance mental well being of people across all age groups. It was founded in 2019. In a country with 1.3 billion population and counting, now is the time more than ever to normalize the idea of mental well-being and educate people on the same .
Our mission is to provide optimal mental health through advocacy, education and support. We are committed to the wellness of individuals, their families, and the community through prevention, intervention, treatment and education. We believe that, with the right personalised support, anyone with the mental health need can live the life they want to live.
Our vision is to embark on a path with our community and to ensure compassion, acceptance, respect, empowerment, and sincerity with each step we take together. It is our vision that everyone gets tailored services and support they need. We thrive to set the standard for individualised care that provides hope for recovery. We want to build a society where mental wellness is the foundation of a healthy community.
All healing takes place in context of relationships. A healing relationship is respectful, trauma-informed, values the expressed wishes and goals of the individual being served, and moves at a pace necessary to maintain engagement. We believe it is a privilege to serve others in need and this concept informs all our interactions.
Everyone has strengths, talents, and other resilience factors that have helped them to overcome obstacles. Serving others through their strengths rather than focusing on deficits engender the most successful outcomes. We actively seek out the strengths and resilience factors of the individuals we are privileged to serve and build on those throughout treatment
Recovery is possible for everyone we serve. We hold that hope for recovery for those in need when it may be difficult for them to grasp. We recognise that resuming life roles that have been lost (family, relationships, employment, etc.) are necessary aspects of the recovery process rather than an endpoint in treatment.
