What We Cherish
One conversation at a time.
"Our clients spilled, real voices, real journeys”
Unfiltered experiences with voices that remind us we’re not alone
““I was nervous in my first session, but it didn’t feel like a formal thing at all. Slowly, I found myself sharing things I usually keep bottled up, and it actually felt lighter.”
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““I came here for my son because I didn’t know how to help him anymore. The therapist didn’t just work with him but also helped me on how to respond better at home. It’s still a process, but I can already see a difference in him and in me.”
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““Usually, dealing with organisations feels so formal, but MushinTalks was the opposite. Booking was quick, and everyone was so kind, it actually made me want to show up for therapy.”
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““It’s strange how listening to someone else talk about their stress can make your own feel lighter. That’s what this circle did for me.”
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FAQ
What does “Mushin” mean?
Mushin (無心) is a Japanese concept from martial arts meaning “no mind”, a state of mental clarity. At MushinTalks, we embrace this philosophy to create calm, focused, and healing experiences.
Who can benefit from MushinTalks?
Whether you’re a student, parent, teacher, couple or individual looking to explore mental health, our services are designed for all seeking clarity, support, and transformation.
How can I get started?
Simply reach out via our website, email, phone, or whatsapp and explore our therapy, community circle, and school offerings to find what feels right for you.
Where are you based?
We operate on a hybrid model, rooted in New Delhi but delivering services and workshops nationwide and internationally, both in-person and virtually.
Who are the people behind MushinTalks?
Our team includes trained therapists, supervisors, and mental health professionals, who have been selected after an extensive process of selection supported by a creative collective that designs experiences with care and empathy.
What makes MushinTalks different?
MushinTalks stands apart by bringing global concepts and practices into the Indian context. We don’t just talk about mental health, we actively build programs and tools for different sections of our society.