Compassionate Care,
Ethical Excellence.
Our Work Ethics
At Tending Minds, our work ethics are rooted in professionalism, integrity, and a deep commitment to client welfare.
Commitment to Care and Well-Being
We prioritize the mental and emotional well-being of our clients, ensuring that our interventions are supportive and free from harm.
We are conscious of the impact our work can have, and we act with sensitivity toward the diverse needs of individuals and communities seeking our help.
Accountability and Professional Responsibility
We uphold trust by fostering a professional environment rooted in accountability, reliability, and ethical practices.
We acknowledge our responsibility not only to clients but also to the larger community, maintaining high standards of conduct in our interactions and collaborations.
Honesty and Transparency
We promote honesty and transparency in all professional relationships, decision-making, and therapeutic processes.
We communicate openly, ensuring that our clients are fully informed and empowered in their mental health journeys.
Equity and Fairness
We actively work to eliminate biases in our practices, ensuring that all clients receive fair and impartial care, regardless of background or circumstance.
We recognize the limits of our expertise and seek appropriate resources or referrals when necessary to maintain justice and fairness.
Respect for Rights and Privacy
We honor the confidentiality and dignity of each individual, safeguarding their personal information and respecting their autonomy.
In rare cases where disclosure is necessary to prevent harm, we act with careful consideration and in accordance with ethical and legal guidelines.
We treat every individual with equal respect, free from prejudice, and maintain a professional demeanor in all interactions.
Continuous Ethical Awareness
We remain vigilant in identifying and addressing any ethical dilemmas, ensuring that our practices align with the highest professional standards.
We foster an environment where both staff and clients feel respected, valued, and safe.
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See what others share about their journey with us!
I was diagnosed with PTSD in 2021 after a series of traumatic incidents I faced. Suddenly I lost the desire to seek help. I approached almost 4 people for therapy and instead of helping me they made me feel guilty for my past & inability to move on. I had no hopes and I wasn't expecting any help when I contacted Tending Minds. But everything changed when I met Purva Kadaganchi Ma'am and she took my case very seriously and showed me compassion like nobone else. Even at times I had given up on therapy, she reached out herself with so much care & compassion that I started seeing hope.
I didn't know anything about C-PTSD and she's been helping me a lot & now I'm doing better. Suicidal thoughts were a challenge and because of her help I am able to manage them.
The whole staff of Tending Minds is very gentle & caring. I will always be thankful to all the therapists who have such a gentle approach towards struggling people.
— S. L.
I was diagnosed with PTSD in 2021 after a series of traumatic incidents I faced. Suddenly I lost the desire to seek help. I approached almost 4 people for therapy and instead of helping me they made me feel guilty for my past & inability to move on. I had no hopes and I wasn't expecting any help when I contacted Tending Minds. But everything changed when I met Purva Kadaganchi Ma'am and she took my case very seriously and showed me compassion like nobone else. Even at times I had given up on therapy, she reached out herself with so much care & compassion that I started seeing hope.
I didn't know anything about C-PTSD and she's been helping me a lot & now I'm doing better. Suicidal thoughts were a challenge and because of her help I am able to manage them.
The whole staff of Tending Minds is very gentle & caring. I will always be thankful to all the therapists who have such a gentle approach towards struggling people.
— S. L.
Clients served
500+
Sessions done
5000+
Lives impacted
10000+
Frequently asked questions
What happens in counseling or psychotherapy?
It's a collaborative process where you and your therapist work to understand your concerns, set therapy goals, and resolve difficulties using proven psychological principles.
What makes Tending Minds different?
At Tending Minds, we provide compassionate and personalized care in a comfortable and supportive environment. Our team of experienced therapists is dedicated to helping you achieve your mental health goals.
What is your commitment to diversity and inclusion?
At Tending Minds, we believe that everyone deserves access to quality mental health care. We are committed to creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for all clients, regardless of their race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, or socioeconomic status.
What are my rights as a client?
Confidentiality: Your personal information and treatment records are kept confidential and protected by law, with limited exceptions (such as imminent danger to yourself or others).
Informed Consent: You have the right to receive clear and understandable information about your treatment options, potential risks and benefits, and to make informed decisions about your care.
Respectful Treatment: You have the right to be treated with dignity, respect, and compassion by all members of our team.
Dissent: You have the right to disagree with your therapist's recommendations and to explore alternative treatment approaches.
Termination: You have the right to end therapy at any time, for any reason.
What are the rights of counselors and therapists at Tending Minds?
Standard Business Hours: Sessions are typically scheduled during standard business hours only.
Emergency Rescheduling: Rescheduling is permitted in cases of urgent personal or medical emergencies.
Professional Boundaries: Unethical requests, personal conversations outside of sessions, and requests beyond their expertise will be respectfully declined.
Client-Centric Approach: Therapists will recommend referrals when necessary to ensure clients receive the most appropriate care.
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