Ria Mittal is a mental health professional deeply committed to social justice, empowerment, and education within the context of psychotherapy and beyond. With a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Teachers College, Columbia University, a Bachelor’s in Psychology from New York University, and a wealth of wide-ranging professional experiences, she brings a deep understanding of the intricacies of human behaviour, especially within diverse cultural contexts. Her academic journey has been marked by numerous research projects focusing on topics ranging from grief among Indian women to the interplay of socio-cultural factors in the development of eating disorders among young Indian women.
Ria has actively engaged in volunteer initiatives, demonstrating a hands-on commitment to community well-being. Whether leading virtual community-building events during the COVID-19 pandemic or curating resources to improve prison literacy, she is deeply invested in using her skills to create safe, inclusive, and healing spaces. Overall, she aims to leverage her robust academic background, diverse work experiences, research and writing skills, and passion for mental health and social justice to contribute to the incredible work being done at Children First.
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