PsychiCare, a Delhi‑based online mental‑health platform founded in 2021 by M.Phil‑qualified, RCI‑registered child psychologist Aakanksha Kapoor, reports having completed more than two lakh (200,000) counselling sessions and currently collaborates with over 15 mental‑health professionals. The platform holds a 4.9 client rating supported by more than 1,000 positive reviews.
PsychiCare’s service portfolio spans children, teenagers, adults, couples, families and older people, offering child and adolescent mental health, adult therapy, marriage counselling, family therapy, parenting support, older‑adult mental health, sex therapy, hypnotherapy, psychological assessments and psychiatric consultations. Clients can review each psychologist’s qualifications, experience, languages, therapeutic approaches and areas of practice before scheduling a session, enabling selection based on relevance rather than a generic list.
The professional network includes clinical psychologists, counselling psychologists, child psychologists, psychiatrists and specialists in marriage and family therapy. All practitioners are RCI‑registered and hold advanced degrees such as M.Phil or PhD, with experience ranging from seven to more than 22 years. Interns, fresh graduates or untrained counsellors are explicitly excluded, ensuring that specific concerns—such as infidelity, repeated conflict, emotional or behavioural difficulties in children, or memory changes in older adults—are directed to appropriately experienced clinicians.
PsychiCare addresses anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, grief, OCD, ADHD, emotional regulation, low self‑esteem and relationship difficulties. Marriage therapists handle communication breakdown, emotional distance, intimacy concerns, financial disagreements, parenting differences, infidelity and extended‑family interference. Online child counselling targets anxiety, emotional outbursts, attention issues, academic pressure, low confidence, school refusal, social withdrawal and parent‑child conflict. Services for older adults cover grief, loneliness, emotional changes, memory concerns and adjustment to ageing, while family therapy focuses on communication and relationship challenges across household members.
The platform provides online psychological assessments for children, adults and the elderly, conducted by qualified professionals and distinguished from automated quizzes. Children’s assessments may examine emotional, behavioural, developmental, attention or learning concerns; adult assessments explore personality, cognition, emotional regulation, anxiety, depression and stress; elderly assessments consider memory, attention, mood, behaviour and functional independence. Assessments are presented as professional evaluations, not replacements for medical diagnosis or emergency care.
PsychiCare delivers sessions in Hindi, English, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Marathi, subject to psychologist availability, catering to Indian families’ linguistic preferences and cultural contexts such as joint‑family expectations, parenting pressure and ageing‑parent responsibilities. Technology and digital operations are overseen by Tech & Marketing Head Ankur Suryawanshi, who manages the platform’s online presence across locations. Sessions are conducted via Zoom, Google Meet or WhatsApp video, are private, confidential and not recorded; clients may request a different psychologist if the initial match is unsuitable. The online format eliminates travel, allowing couples in different cities or countries to join the same session and enabling Indian‑origin families abroad to access professionals familiar with Indian family structures.
As the Indian online counselling market evolves, competitors such as LeapHope are entering the NRI segment, but PsychiCare differentiates itself through its multilingual professional network, transparent credentials, professional assessments and comprehensive support spanning children to older adults. The company’s current focus is on strengthening these established service areas rather than operating as a generic therapist directory, aiming to build a clearer, qualified online mental‑health support system for Indian families.