The People Behind Prana

Her Journey

Before becoming a psychologist, Prathyusha kept noticing the same pattern in people's lives. Most were not unable to cope — they were coping alone. They were functioning in daily life, but carrying thoughts they never spoke aloud, and silence made those thoughts heavier.

She chose this work to create a place where nothing important has to stay unspoken. A space where people don't need the "right words" or a clear diagnosis to deserve support.

Her Approach

Prathyusha believes that anxiety often began as protection, withdrawal often began as self-defense, and overthinking often began as problem-solving. Instead of removing these reactions quickly, she first helps clients understand why their mind created them.

When understood, change becomes natural — not forced. Her sessions are not about being analyzed in silence or being told what to do. They're about clarity, so decisions begin to feel less heavy.

Professional Background

• 1500+ clients who have found their way forward
• Specialized training in trauma-informed care and cognitive-behavioral approaches
• POSH (Prevention of Sexual Harassment) Certified Trainer
• Active mentor for psychology trainees and emerging practitioners
• Experienced in individual therapy, couples counseling, and family therapy
• Corporate wellness consultant for organizational mental health programs

Areas of Expertise

His Role

Naveen brings a unique perspective to Prana Consultancy — ensuring that the therapeutic space is not only compassionate but also ethically sound and legally compliant. As Co-Founder and Legal Advisor, he oversees the framework that protects both clients and practitioners.

His background in law and ethics ensures that every aspect of Prana's operations adheres to the highest standards of confidentiality, professional boundaries, and client safety.

His Contribution

Naveen ensures that Prana Consultancy operates within a clear ethical framework. Every conversation remains confidential, except where safety is legally at risk. Clear boundaries are maintained, and all care is trauma-informed and non-discriminatory.

He believes that a therapeutic space should feel secure, not only supportive. This means having transparent policies, proper documentation, and accountability systems that clients can trust.

Professional Background

• Legal expertise in healthcare compliance and professional ethics
• Advisor on confidentiality protocols and data protection standards
• Specialist in mental health law and patient rights
• Consultant for ethical frameworks in clinical practice
• Advocate for trauma-informed and non-discriminatory care policies
• Strategic partner in organizational development and governance

Core Values He Upholds