Mending Mind Review
Mending Mind is a reasonable option. Sessions are on the lower side at ₹700 and the session rate is published (₹700), but therapists average only 1 year in practice and there is no clear policy on switching therapists.
Mending Mind is a Mumbai-based online mental-health practice offering support for individuals, couples, children, adolescents, older adults, and groups. It also runs workshops and lists complementary services such as tarot and numerology alongside counselling.
The verdict on Mending Mind
What works
- Priced below market at ₹700 a session, against a ₹1,450 average.
Worth knowing
- Therapists average just 1 yr of practice, which is junior for complex work.
- No clear policy on switching therapists, so confirm this before you commit to a package.
- No explicit confidentiality contract mentioned; ask directly if that matters to you.
- No instant online booking, so expect a form or a call before your first session.
Choose Mending Mind for
keeping the cost per session down; couples work.
Look elsewhere if
you may need medication, there's no psychiatrist here; being able to change therapists easily is important to you.
How Mending Mind scores
The same five measures we apply to every platform, each marked out of 100. Weighted together they come to 67 out of 100, which is 4.2/5 on our 5-point scale. See how the scoring works.
Is Mending Mind good value?
That's 52% below the ₹1,450 average across the 41 platforms we track. At this price the thing to check is therapist qualification, Masters is what they advertise as a minimum.
What Mending Mind offers
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Meet the founder
Kinjal M. Jain
Kinjal M. Jain is the founder associated with Mending Mind, a Mumbai mental-health organisation established to support emotional wellbeing and change public perceptions of mental health. The organisation grew from a small professional collective into therapy, workshop, training, and learning services delivered online and offline, with a focus on accessible care.




