Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
A structured, goal-oriented therapeutic approach that explores the relationship between thoughts, feelings, and behaviours and helps individuals develop practical coping strategies.
Spiritual Psychologist & Counselling Psychologist
Shujauddin Fahad Inamdar is a Counselling and Spiritual Psychologist at Mind & Brain Hospital, Bengaluru. With experience in psychology, counselling, and mental health education, his areas of therapeutic work include Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), marital counselling, OCD counselling, spiritually based psychotherapy, and emotional well-being.
Shujauddin Fahad Inamdar is a Counselling and Spiritual Psychologist at Mind & Brain Hospital, Bengaluru, with seven years of experience in the field of psychology and counselling.
He completed his Master of Arts in Psychology from Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University, Nagpur, in 2019. His professional interests include Islamic Psychology, research, therapy practice, counselling, and mental health education.
His therapeutic work includes Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), marital counselling, OCD counselling, spiritually based psychotherapy, and emotional well-being support.
His work brings together psychological counselling and an understanding of the individual's personal, emotional, and spiritual concerns, while respecting individual preferences and values.
Counselling and psychological support tailored to individual concerns, personal circumstances, and therapeutic goals.
A structured, goal-oriented therapeutic approach that explores the relationship between thoughts, feelings, and behaviours and helps individuals develop practical coping strategies.
Counselling support for couples addressing communication difficulties, recurring conflicts, relationship concerns, and emotional understanding.
Psychological support for individuals experiencing obsessive thoughts, repetitive behaviours, and related emotional distress, with care tailored to individual needs.
Counselling that may incorporate a person's spiritual beliefs, values, and sources of meaning when appropriate and requested by the individual.
Support in understanding emotions, navigating personal difficulties, developing coping skills, and working towards improved emotional well-being.
A supportive setting to discuss personal challenges, emotional concerns, relationships, and life circumstances while exploring suitable coping approaches.
Psychological support that recognises the individual's emotional needs, values, and personal perspectives.
Spiritual psychology explores how an individual's beliefs, values, sense of meaning, and spiritual experiences may relate to emotional well-being. When relevant to the individual, these perspectives can be discussed as part of a broader counselling process.
Spirituality-informed counselling should respect individual choice and complement appropriate psychological care. It does not replace a medical or psychiatric assessment when one is needed.
Psychological support can be shaped around an individual's concerns, preferences, and personal goals.
Exploring the presenting concern, relevant experiences, emotional responses, and personal circumstances during counselling.
Identifying counselling priorities and discussing practical approaches that align with the person's needs and preferences.
Reviewing progress, discussing coping strategies, and considering further support or referral when clinically appropriate.
Communication in a familiar language can help individuals express their concerns and experiences more comfortably during counselling.
If you are looking for counselling support for relationship concerns, emotional difficulties, OCD-related concerns, or spirituality-related questions, contact Mind & Brain Hospital to enquire about appointments and available services.
Book an AppointmentImportant information: The information on this page is intended for general awareness and describes areas of counselling practice. Individual needs and appropriate treatment options vary. Spirituality-informed counselling is offered in the context of individual preferences and does not replace medical or psychiatric assessment where required. For appointments, availability, and service details, please contact Mind & Brain Hospital directly.