On LinkedIn, psychologists are found by EAP providers, online therapy platforms, universities and corporate HR teams planning wellbeing programmes. Headlines should use the correct regulated title, name the populations and settings you serve and list trained approaches. Keep client stories out of posts entirely; general mental health education and workshop topics attract the right professional attention.
Clinical Psychologist (M.Phil, RCI Registered) | Psychological Assessment | CBT | Hospital Psychiatry Team
Helping people heal is an outcome promise with no detail. The rewrite shows the setting, specific work concerns, consultation with managers and languages, which is exactly how EAP firms and HR teams search.
Up to 220 characters. Lead with the words people search for.
Counselling Psychologist | Anxiety, Burnout, Grief & Relationships | CBT, ACT | Online and In-person, Mumbai
Clinical Psychologist (M.Phil, RCI Registered) | Psychological Assessment | CBT | Hospital Psychiatry Team
Helping college students manage stress, adjustment and career choices | Campus Counsellor | Delhi NCR
School Counsellor | CBSE School | Life Skills, Career Guidance, Parent Support | M.A. Psychology
Child & Adolescent Counsellor | Learning Difficulties, ADHD, Anxiety | Parent Guidance | Kochi
Head of Student Wellness | Leading a 10-member counselling team | Crisis Protocols | Peer-listener Programmes
EAP Counselling Lead | Manager Training on Psychological Safety | Critical Incident Response | Corporate Wellbeing
M.A. Psychology graduate seeking supervised counselling roles | CBT basics | PHQ-9, GAD-7 screening
A few short first-person paragraphs, ending with how to reach you.
I’m a counselling psychologist with six years of experience, working in private practice and with a corporate employee assistance programme. Most people I work with are adults dealing with anxiety, burnout, grief, relationship difficulties or big life transitions. I draw mainly on CBT, ACT and a person-centred approach, and I adapt to what each person finds useful. I take confidentiality and consent seriously, keep careful records and work with psychiatrists when someone needs a medical opinion. I attend peer supervision every month because I believe good therapists keep learning. I do not promise quick fixes. What I offer is a steady, non-judgemental space and practical tools to try between sessions. I’m open to collaborations with organisations looking for EAP support or wellbeing workshops. For professional enquiries, send me a message here.
I’m a clinical psychologist with an M.Phil in Clinical Psychology and RCI registration. For five years I have worked in the psychiatry department of a 500-bed hospital in Bengaluru. Much of my week goes into psychological assessment: intellectual functioning, personality, and neuropsychological screening for memory and attention concerns. I write reports that psychiatrists, neurologists and families can understand. I also provide CBT for anxiety and depression, and family sessions for inpatients preparing for discharge. Teaching matters to me as well. I supervise M.A. trainees on test administration and report writing, and I run a monthly journal club for the psychology team. I’m interested in connecting with clinicians, researchers and trainees working on assessment or hospital-based psychological care. Feel free to message me.
Written by the DigitalCVMaker team for psychologists applying in India. Every example is original — none is copied from a real person’s profile — and each is built around what employers and clients in this field look for: the role, a specialism, and proof you can back up. We revise the page when that changes; the date at the top shows the last update.
These are examples to adapt, not real people. Swap in your own numbers, specialisation, city and achievements — it only works when every word is true for you.
Treat LinkedIn as a professional channel. If someone reaches out for therapy, reply briefly and redirect them to your formal intake process, such as a booking page or clinic number. Avoid discussing personal concerns in messages, since the channel is not secure and blurs professional boundaries.
General psychoeducation, research summaries, workshop reflections and practical tips on stress or sleep are appropriate. Avoid case stories, even altered ones, and do not diagnose public figures or comment on specific individuals. Posts should inform and invite professional collaboration, not advertise quick results.
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I’m a clinical psychologist with an M.Phil in Clinical Psychology and RCI registration. For five years I have worked in the psychiatry department of a 500-bed hospital in Bengaluru. Much of my week goes into psychological assessment: intellectual functioning, personality, and neuropsychological screening for memory and attention concerns. I write reports that psychiatrists, neurologists and families can understand. I also provide CBT for anxiety and depression, and family sessions for inpatients preparing for discharge. Teaching matters to me as well. I supervise M.A. trainees on test administration and report writing, and I run a monthly journal club for the psychology team. I’m interested in connecting with clinicians, researchers and trainees working on assessment or hospital-based psychological care. Feel free to message me.