Wonder Space Therapy wasn’t just a goal—it was a dream that grew out of a deep, persistent passion. After spending three years as a consultant psychologist in Kanhangad, I felt both inspired and challenged. I saw firsthand how people often misunderstood psychology and therapy, assuming they were only for “serious problems” or “disorders.” There was a powerful stigma around mental health that I felt driven to break. I wanted to change the way people think and talk about mental well-being and to show, loudly and clearly, that therapy is a normal, even beautiful, step in self-discovery and growth.

This passion for spreading mental health awareness became a spark—a constant thought of starting something of my own, a place where I could bring my creativity and values to life. Working under others was a valuable experience, yet I found myself limited in how I could express my vision. I knew that in order to make a real impact, I needed a space that truly reflected the positive, open approach I believed in. And so, the idea of Wonder Space Therapy was born.