Overview :

Dr. Sangita Sharma is a highly experienced psychologist with over 23 years in the field of mental health, including 16 years at AIIMS, New Delhi. She has worked with patients across all age groups, managing conditions such as depression, anxiety, dementia, epilepsy, sleep disorders, drug abuse, and psychosomatic illnesses. Skilled in CBT, counselling, psychometry, neuropsychological assessments, IQ testing, and relaxation therapies, she has contributed to the development of the AIIMS Neuropsychological Test Battery and the Comprehensive Dementia Assessment Scale. She has represented India at UNODC training programs and presented research internationally in Dubai and Singapore.

Work Experience:-

• Clinical Psychologist – AIIMS, New Delhi

  (Neurology & Psychiatry Departments)

• Clinical Psychologist – Sarvodaya Hospital,

  Faridabad

• Psychologist – Centre for Holistic Medicine,

  Faridabad

• Research Officer – UNODC-funded South Asia

  Drug Abuse & HIV/AIDS Database Project

Education:-

• Ph.D. in Psychology – Rohilkhand University,

  Bareilly

• PG Diploma in Clinical Psychology – St. John’s

  College, Agra

Expertise:-

• Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT)

• Psychological & Neuropsychological Assessments

• IQ Testing & Psychometry

• Counselling for Mental Illness, Substance Abuse,

  & Geriatric Issues

• Relaxation & Behaviour Modification Therapies

• Clinical Research Design & Implementation

• Mental Health Training & Workshop Facilitation

Research & Publications:-

• Co-developer of AIIMS Neuropsychological Test Battery & Dementia Assessment Scale

• International Trainer for UNODC programs in

  Bangladesh & Nepal

• Research presentations in Dubai & Singapore on dementia & sleep disorders

• Published in Indian Journal of Clinical Psychology & presented at national & international conferences

Memberships:-

• Member – Indian Association of Clinical

  Psychologists

• Contributor – UNODC International Training 

  Programs on Drug Abuse & Mental Health

• Collaborator – AIIMS Dementia &

  Neuropsychology Research Projects