Dhruv Sharma

I have been working within the role of a listener ever since I can remember. Sure, it starts as being an informal ear, lent to an emotional sibling or a friend, but then then skill grows. From listening came perception, analysis, the very core of assisting someone. I have spent all of my higher education pursuing skills and knowledge so that I can be as efficient and comforting a listener as possible. Sure, we call them counsellors after you finish your post graduate in the subject but I still believe that what I offer at the very core of it is a non-judgemental, compassionate and empathetic ear that comes to you, eager to help and above everything, listen.