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Ms Nimisha Sharma (She/her)

Counselling Psychologist    

Trauma-Focused Therapist    

Expressive Arts-Based Practitioner


4+ years of experience 

In person and worldwide online · Currently accepting new clients


In grade 9, maths was my wall. I studied, I tried, and the grades still didn't come. What changed things wasn't trying harder. I had the right support, went through an assessment, and saw for the first time that there were other paths. That's when I knew what I wanted to do: help people without those resources see that they have options too.

That thread led me to a degree in Philosophy, a Master's in Clinical Psychology from Amity University, Noida, and almost two years at Fortis Healthcare. I trained as an Expressive Arts-Based Therapy practitioner (registered in clinical practice with UNESCO) and completed a Post Graduate Diploma in Trauma-Focused Therapy from TISS, Mumbai. At the end of 2024, I started Serenity Therapy.


As a therapist

Philosophy taught me to sit with questions rather than rush to answers. I'm curious about the whole of you: your story, your relationships and the parts of you that learned to survive in their own ways.

My work is trauma-informed at its core. Safety comes first, nothing is forced, and you stay in charge of what we explore. I draw on CBT, IFS-informed parts work, Narrative Exposure Therapy, somatic approaches, mindfulness and expressive arts, choosing what fits each person.

I continue to work under clinical supervision, because good therapists never stop learning. In sessions, you'll find me warm, grounded and approachable. I work collaboratively, and your feedback shapes the process.


Who I work with
Adolescents · Adults · Older adults · Couples and families

I also run workshops for schools and organisations and supervise early-career therapists.


Outside the therapy room

You'll find me with my dog, binge-watching a good series, travelling, photographing little moments, or out on a long drive.

Woman with long hair smiling indoors.

Some of what people bring to the room

- Trauma & emotional safety - Anxiety , Stress , Emotional regulation

- Depression and Mood related challenges - Obsessive Compulsiv

- Depression and Mood related challenges - Obsessive Compulsiv

- Depression and Mood related challenges - Obsessive Compulsiv

- Depression and Mood related challenges - Obsessive Compulsiv

- Depression and Mood related challenges - Obsessive Compulsiv

- Childhood and Complex Trauma - People-pleasing, fear of

- Depression and Mood related challenges - Obsessive Compulsiv

- Childhood and Complex Trauma - People-pleasing, fear of

- Grief , loss & Life Transitions - Burnout & Work Stress

- Family dynamics and Couple relationships. -Boundaries & Family ex

- Childhood and Complex Trauma - People-pleasing, fear of

- Family dynamics and Couple relationships. -Boundaries & Family ex

- Family dynamics and Couple relationships. -Boundaries & Family ex

- Family dynamics and Couple relationships. -Boundaries & Family ex

- Self exploration and personal growth - the inner critic,

- Family dynamics and Couple relationships. -Boundaries & Family ex

- Family dynamics and Couple relationships. -Boundaries & Family ex

How i work

No single method. A way of working that fits you.
I draw on different approaches depending on what you need, and we choose together.

1. Trauma-focused therapy
When the past still shows up in the present.
Safety first, then gently working through difficult experiences, at a pace your nervous system can manage.

2. Narrative Exposure Therapy (NET)
Putting your life story back in order.
We map your life on a timeline and revisit painful memories safely, so they feel like the past, not the present.

3. Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
For the thoughts that keep looping.
Noticing how thoughts, feelings and actions connect, and practising new ways of responding.

4. Expressive arts-based therapy
When it's easier to show than to say.
Drawing, clay, movement, music or writing to express what words can't reach yet. No art skills needed.

5. IFS-informed parts work
When part of you wants one thing, and another part wants something else.
Getting curious about the different parts of you, and what each one is trying to protect.

6. Somatic work
Listening to what the body already knows.
Noticing where stress lives in your body and learning to steady your nervous system.

7. Mindfulness
Coming back to now, one breath at a time.
Gently paying attention to the present, so you can respond rather than react.

not sure which fits?
You don't need to choose. We'll figure it out together.

Affiliations

  • Consultant Psychotherapist
    Hope and Strength Initiative (HASI), Hauz Khas, New Delhi
  • Consultant Psychotherapist
    Soul Space Therapy, Kailash Colony, New Delhi

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