ReNyou — Reflections 'N' You Counselling & Mental Wellbeing Services
One of the few neurodiversity-focused counselling practices in North Bengaluru — a young centre offering parent support, shadow teachers and remedial classes alongside talk therapy.
Counselling and mental wellbeing centre in Sahakar Nagar, founded June 2024 by counsellor Karthika Menon Thomas. Offers neurodiversity-affirming counselling, parent support, shadow teacher services, remedial classes for neurodiverse children, support groups, and listening-therapy programmes.
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How this entry was verified
Verified via renyoucounselling.com, Practo and Justdial listings (Jul 2026). Counselling, shadow-teacher and remedial services are conventional supports; its sound-therapy offering (Safe and Sound Protocol / ILS) has limited independent evidence for autism. Founder is an Australia-registered counsellor (ACA/PACFA); no RCI-registered clinicians listed.
Good to know
Sahakar Nagar / CQAL Layout, North Bengaluru. Commercial premises, 2nd floor.
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