Hi! I am Dr. Deepshikha Paliwal, your psychology teacher and research mentor. I always believed that one should do what they really like, in my case, I discovered that teaching and discussing psychology with students is something I love and for me it is not just a profession, but my source of happiness, satisfaction, motivation, and responsibility.

One of my strengths as a teacher is my ability to speak the student’s language—making tough psychological concepts simple and clear.

Why Psychology felt right for me?

I chose to study psychology because no other subject felt as relatable in understanding myself and the world around me. As I progressed in this field, I realized how much it helped me find clarity when I felt lost. Psychology gave me a sense of self-awareness, allowing me to stay mindful of my thoughts, emotions, and surroundings. Looking back, I am truly grateful for the moment I decided to pursue it for my Master’s and PhD.

How I Can Support Your Learning?

I aim to provide my students with the same clarity that I gained through my education and personal experiences. Whether it’s research consultation, understanding psychological topics, learning research methods, or exploring spiritual healing practices, I am here to help.

My education and Training

I have been fortunate to receive my education from some of India’s most respected institutions:

  • B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Psychology – Dev Sanskriti University, Haridwar, India.
  • Ph.D. in Psychology – Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Roorkee, India.
  • Cognitive Behavior Therapy Course – National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS), Bengaluru, India.
  • Certificate in Life Coaching – University of Cambridge, England, UK.

I have also gained valuable teaching experience as:

  • Assistant Professor of Psychology – IMS, Dehradun
  • Teaching Assistant – Dev Sanskriti University (1 year) and IIT Roorkee (5 years)

Through my journey in psychology, I have learned that education is not just about knowledge—it’s about transformation. I look forward to connecting with students, researchers, and anyone curious about psychology.

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