Legal
Terms of Use
These terms cover the website and the tools on it, and the programmes you can enrol on through it. They do not replace the agreement you make with your clinician if you become a client.
Working draft for the practice’s legal review.
The site is not medical advice
The tools on this site, including the self-checks, are for general information and screening only. They are not a diagnosis, and they do not create a clinical relationship.
Not an emergency service
This site is not monitored in real time. If you need urgent help, see the Crisis Support page or call 112.
Bookings
Booking through this site is a request for an appointment, confirmed separately by us. Please treat an appointment as confirmed only once you have heard from us directly.
Registering for a programme
Give us accurate and complete information when you register. We will use the email address and phone number you give us to reach you about the programme.
Eligibility, and what a programme does not give you
You are responsible for checking that your education and experience suit the programme you are applying for.
Completing a programme with us does not, by itself, give you a professional licence, a statutory registration, a clinical qualification, or any independent authority to practise psychology or offer psychological services. It is education and supervised development. What you may then do with it is governed by your own qualifications and the professional standards that apply to you.
What the training programme involves
The training programme is educational and skills-based. It runs through live teaching, case discussion, role plays, practical exercises, assessment-related learning, report-writing, and supervised activity where that applies.
We may reasonably change the curriculum, the schedule, the faculty or the structure of a session where we need to, and we will tell you when a change is material.
Professional mentorship
Mentorship is individual: guidance, practical learning, case discussion, assessment training and feedback, shaped around where you actually are. What your mentorship covers depends on your background, your experience, your competence, and the scope of practice appropriate to you.
Assessment training
Depending on the programme and your mentor, assessment training may cover instruments including the TAT, the Rorschach, the MMPI, the CBCL, the Bhatia Battery, anxiety and depression scales, and the CARS.
Being trained on an instrument is not authorisation to use it. Administering, interpreting and reporting psychological assessment independently depends on your qualifications, the test publisher’s own user requirements, the professional standards that bind you, and the supervision you are under. Those constraints do not lift because you attended a session here.
Pro-bono exposure
Where a programme includes pro-bono exposure, it happens under supervision, and it depends on your eligibility, the informed consent of the people involved, confidentiality requirements, and the nature of the work. It is not, and does not become, independent clinical practice.
Fees and payment
The training programme is ₹6,000. The professional mentorship programme is ₹9,000. Both figures include 18% GST. Payment is taken through the method shown on this website.
Fees are as published here and may change for future intakes; the fee that applies to you is the one in force when you register.
Applying is free, and paying is your choice. You are never required to pay in order to have an application read, and you can apply first and pay later if you would rather. Nothing on this site should be read as making payment a condition of being considered.
A payment does not by itself confirm a place. We will write to you to confirm, and if we cannot offer you a place the fee is refunded in full.
Refunds are covered by the Cancellation & Refund Policy, which sets out what happens if you withdraw before a cohort starts, during the first week, or later.
After you pay
Once your payment goes through we will be in touch about onboarding, group access, scheduling and mentor allocation, whichever of those apply to your programme.
We expect you to attend the sessions you have signed up for, take part in the practical work, and complete anything assigned to you.
Intellectual property
Content on this site is owned by Insightio unless stated otherwise. Clinical instruments are used under their public-domain or free-use terms, with attribution shown on every result.
Programme materials — slides, worksheets, recordings, case material and other resources — are given to you for your own learning. They may not be reproduced, resold, distributed, uploaded or used commercially without our written permission.
No guarantee of employment or placement
Taking part in a programme does not guarantee you a job, an internship, a clinical or research placement, a university place, professional registration, or any other outcome. We will say what a programme prepares you for; we will not promise you what happens afterwards.
Governing law
Governed by the laws of India, with jurisdiction in Gurugram, Haryana. [To be confirmed by the practice.]
None of this replaces urgent help. If you need someone right now, see Crisis Support — those lines are free and open 24×7.