Oviya Raja

I am highly interested in the chance to work with MantraCare since I have always been interested in helping individuals with their mental health and emotional welfare. I think it's important to provide a secure and encouraging environment where people feel free to talk honestly about their experiences, and I think MantraCare's approach to easily accessible and caring mental health care represents these ideals. Up until April, I supported students who had emotional and mental health issues while working with fourth-graders in a classroom. I gained excellent communication and listening skills, compassion, empathy, and the capacity to form wholesome bonds with children who were having emotional or behavioural difficulties as a result of this position. Working closely with these students made me see how crucial early awareness and assistance can be to boosting someone's self-esteem and general welfare. I earned a Master's degree in Cultural Psychology and Psychiatry at Queen Mary University of London in addition to my real-world experience. My understanding of how culture, upbringing, and individual experiences can affect mental health has improved as a result of studying this topic. Additionally, it inspired me to approach people with openness and cultural knowledge and bolstered my desire to work in psychological assistance. I see this position as a great chance to keep honing my abilities and expertise in mental health care because I also intend to apply for a doctorate in clinical psychology in the future. I am excited to get knowledge from experts in the sector and positively impact service users. Overall, I think my motivation, compassion, and sincere desire to make others feel listened and supported make me a good fit for this position.