The Mind Home Review
The Mind Home is worth considering if you want counselling and psychiatry available through the same service. It offers a way to explore psychological and medical support without searching for separate practices. Appointments start with an enquiry about the help you need. The main drawback is limited booking information: the website does not give current follow-up fees or waiting times.
The verdict on The Mind Home
What works
- Counselling and psychiatric support are available through the same service.
- A direct enquiry allows the appointment type to be discussed before choosing care.
Worth knowing
- The website does not give current follow-up fees or waiting times.
Choose The Mind Home if
You are considering counselling or psychiatric support and prefer to discuss the appointment with the practice before booking.
Who are The Mind Home’s therapists?
The Mind Home includes psychological counselling and psychiatric care, with different professional roles involved. Founder Ekta Khurana is a psychologist whose background includes hospital internships, clinic work and private practice. The website does not give detailed qualifications or experience for the wider team.
What happens after you book?
- Send an enquiry explaining the support you need.
- Agree on the practitioner, fee, session format and appointment time.
Is The Mind Home good value for money?
Affordability depends on the service arranged through the enquiry.Counselling and psychiatric consultations are separate appointments, so using both means budgeting for both. The website does not give current follow-up fees. The general starting price alone is therefore not enough to estimate a month of care.
Cancellation & Refunds
The website does not explain the cancellation deadline, missed-session charges or refund conditions.
What The Mind Home offers
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How The Mind Home scores
The Mind Home scores 3.5/5, with a weighted total of 67/100. How we score.
Meet the founder
Ekta Khurana
Ekta Khurana is a psychologist and the founder of The Mind Home. Her path into the field included psychology studies, hospital internships and work in a clinic and private practice. She also creates mental-health content, and developed The Mind Home to extend that work into a service people could approach for support.
The Mind Home FAQ
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