About Priya Roy (Group Counsellor)
Priya Roy is a compassionate Group Counsellor with an M.Phil. in Psychiatric Social Work from Lokopriya Gopinath Bordoloi Regional Institute of Mental Health (LGBRIMH), Tezpur. She has received extensive clinical training across psychiatric hospitals, rehabilitation centres, and community mental health settings.
She specializes in psychosocial assessments, group and family counselling, case management, child and adolescent mental health, and rehabilitation services. Priya works closely with multidisciplinary teams to deliver holistic, client-centred care that promotes emotional well-being, recovery, and long-term psychosocial functioning.
Qualifications & Clinical Training
Conditions Treated by Priya Roy
Priya Roy Treatment Approach
Priya Roy follows a compassionate, trauma-informed, and client-centred approach to mental healthcare. She combines psychosocial assessments, individual and family interventions, counselling, and multidisciplinary collaboration to provide personalized support that promotes emotional well-being, recovery, and improved quality of life.
Provides supportive individual, family, and group counselling to improve coping skills, emotional well-being, and psychosocial functioning.
Works collaboratively with families, caregivers, and community organizations to strengthen recovery, resilience, and rehabilitation outcomes.
Supports rehabilitation planning, multidisciplinary coordination, community outreach, and continuity of care across OPD, IPD, and community settings.
Conducts comprehensive psychosocial evaluations, case history documentation, mental health assessments, and individualized care planning.
Frequently Asked Questions
She provides group counselling, individual counselling, family interventions, psychosocial assessments, rehabilitation support, and community mental health services.
Yes. She has clinical experience supporting children and adolescents through psychosocial assessments, counselling, and family interventions.
Yes. She works closely with families to improve communication, coping skills, and long-term recovery.
Yes. She has received clinical training in de-addiction medicine and rehabilitation services and has worked with rehabilitation centres during her training.
Her approach is client-centred, trauma-informed, evidence-based, and focused on psychosocial recovery through counselling, rehabilitation, and multidisciplinary collaboration.
