Ms. Gunjan Arya - Counselling Psychologist

Ms. Gunjan Arya

Counselling Psychologist

TEAM CBT LEVEL-3 Therapist

About Ms. Gunjan Arya

Ms. Gunjan Arya is a Counselling Psychologist and Founder of Psych Therapy in Delhi. She works with clients aged 16+ through in-person and online sessions, using structured, evidence-based approaches while adapting therapy to the person and the concern they bring.

Key Takeaways

  • Counselling Psychologist and Founder of Psych Therapy.
  • Works with clients aged 16+ in Delhi and online.
  • Supports concerns including anxiety, depression, grief, stress, relationship difficulties, trauma-related concerns and emotional wellbeing.
  • Her work includes CBT and T.E.A.M.-CBT-informed methods.
  • Therapy is tailored to the client rather than using one fixed approach for everyone.

What does a Counselling Psychologist do?

A counselling psychologist supports people with emotional, behavioural and relationship difficulties using psychological understanding and therapeutic methods. Sessions may focus on understanding patterns, developing coping skills, improving relationships and making practical changes in everyday life.

Areas of Support

Ms. Arya works with adults and young people aged 16+ who may be dealing with more than one concern at the same time. Therapy begins by understanding the personโ€™s current difficulties, history, goals and what they would like to change.

  • Anxiety: including persistent worry, social anxiety and related patterns.
  • Depression and low mood: understanding patterns that may be maintaining distress and building practical ways forward.
  • Relationship difficulties: communication, conflict, boundaries and recurring interpersonal patterns.
  • Trauma-related concerns: working carefully with difficult experiences and their present-day impact.
  • Grief and loss: making space for emotions while adjusting to change and loss.
  • LGBTQIA+ affirmative therapy: a non-judgmental and affirming space for identity, relationships, family dynamics, minority stress and emotional wellbeing.

Therapeutic Approach

Her work draws on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and T.E.A.M.-CBT. T.E.A.M. refers to Testing, Empathy, Agenda Setting and Methods. In practice, this means therapy combines careful listening with clear goals and techniques selected for the individual client.

Therapy is not a one-size-fits-all process. Some clients need space to understand what they are experiencing; others benefit from structured exercises, behavioural changes or practical skills between sessions. The pace and methods can be adjusted as therapy progresses.

How Therapy Can Differ by Need

What you may be experiencingWhat therapy may focus on
Anxiety or persistent worryUnderstanding triggers, thoughts and behaviours, and developing practical coping strategies.
Low mood or depressionIdentifying unhelpful cycles, increasing meaningful activity and working with difficult thoughts and emotions.
Relationship conflictCommunication patterns, boundaries, expectations and ways of responding during conflict.
Grief or major life changeProcessing emotions, adapting to change and finding ways to move forward without rushing the process.
Trauma-related concernsBuilding safety and stability, understanding present-day reactions and working at a tolerable pace.

Leadership at Psych Therapy

As Founder of Psych Therapy, Ms. Arya is also involved in the clinicโ€™s broader work across counselling, psychological assessments, mental health awareness and professional development. Psych Therapy provides both in-person services in Delhi and online support.

Choosing the Right Therapist

A therapistโ€™s qualifications and approach matter, but the therapeutic relationship matters too. When choosing a psychologist, consider whether their areas of work match your concerns, whether the format suits you, and whether you feel able to speak openly and collaboratively during sessions.

About This Profile

This profile describes Ms. Gunjan Aryaโ€™s role, areas of support and therapeutic approach at Psych Therapy. It was reviewed in September 2026 so that prospective clients can understand what to expect before booking.

References

For general information about mental health and psychological therapies, readers may also consult established public-health and professional psychology resources. Treatment decisions should be based on an individual assessment rather than general website information.