Shweta Sharma

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ABOUT SHWETA SHARMA

Shweta Sharma is a licensed Clinical Psychologist with the Rehabilitation Council of India [A-24504] and has experience of more than 15 years in this field of mental health. Expert in Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Psychoanalysis, Marital therapy, Neuropsychological Problems and assessment, Personality Assessment, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Depression, Anxiety, Personality Disorders, Childhood behavioral disorders, and Criminal behavior decoding. Featured in many National Newspapers and Health & Lifestyle Magazines, News Channels, and Radio channels for various issues related to psychology and current social affairs.She is a Fellow Member and Hon.General Secretary of the Indian Association of Clinical Psychologists. She is working for the benefit of the community,has more than 10 research papers presented and published in various International and National Journals and Conferences. Received the Best Paper Award during the Annual Conference of Clinical Psychologists, in 2018 for her research work in the area of Childhood Sexual Abuse.She served as Special Rapporteur and Consultant (Clinical Psychologist) at National Commission for Women, New Delhi for 6 months. She was also Editor-in-Charge for “Rastra Mahila” during her tenure. Her previous engagements with the Juvenile Justice Board, Gurugram, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) Health Center, New Delhi, and Commissionerate of Police, Gurugram. She has regularly conducted workshops at varied schools and cooperates on the theme of parenting, stress management, capacity-building program, master trainer for teachers and counselors, life-skills training, etc. For her recommendable work during volunteer counseling sessions at Ryan International School, Bhondsi, then Deputy Commissioner Gurugram elected her as a Clinical/Child Psychologist [Member] for District School Safety Committee, Gurugram, Haryana in November 2017 and recommended for Gurugram Juvenile Justice Board as Clinical Psychologist since September 2018. She has been invited to various government schools in Gurugram to inspire younger girls under the \"Mann ki Baat\" program as Female Role-Model, a unique initiative by Haryana School Shiksha Pariyogna Parishad.For the benefit of the community on various emerging issues in society as well as mental health awareness, she commenced an initiative “MANSA… for Mental Health Awareness”.Non-judgmental approach and positive attitude towards mental health issues and treatment. Able to converse in diverse languages and approachable to everyone.