BRHDHI VIDYA – INDIAN PSYCHOTHERAPY (BV-IP)

Welcome to the world of Brhdhi Vidya Indian Psychotherapy (BV-IP), a profound approach that traces its roots to the wisdom of ancient Indian thinkers. This is a proprietary psychological therapy technique introduced by The Mind Care. This Technique has emerged from over two decades of dedicated research and immersive exploration into the depths of various Indian psychological sources. We have treated severe & complicated issues like schizophrenia, Bipolar disorder, Mood Disorders, phobias, addiction, personality disorders, Major depressive disorder, psychosis, etc.

We also treated general psychological issues like stress, depression, postpartum depression, work stress, OCD, study stress, General anxiety, Social anxiety, etc.

What is Brhdhi Vidya?

Brhdhi Vidya was founded by Dr. Lakshmi T K as a result of her extensive research and practice for more than 20 years of studying and experiencing various Indian psychological sources that remained obscure to Indian literature.

Brhdhi Vidya – the Indian psychotherapy (BV-IP) is a time-tested psychotherapeutic approach given by ancient Indian thinkers, This approach is widely used in the ancient Vedic and pre vedic civilizations for a healthy and harmonious integration of the sense organs, emotions, intellect, and thereby of the regulation of the mind.

Brhdhi vidya comes from the root words Brh + Dhi + Vidya. Brh in Sanskrit is the root word for brahman, meaning ‘to grow’ or ‘to expand’. Dhi is the root word for buddhi meaning ‘mental vision’. And vidya means ‘knowledge’. Hence Brhdhi Vidya means knowledge to expand the mental vision.

How is it different from other forms of therapy?

The BV-IP model focuses on the underlying emotions that are responsible for distorted and negative cognition, which primarily consists of thoughts, feelings, and beliefs. This distorted cognition acts as the primary feature of the mental and physical illness of an individual. While the other forms of therapies that are instant-famous focus on either the cognition of the behavior, BV-IP focuses on the underlying emotion that forms the basis of the distorted cognition.

What can you expect from this therapy?

The therapy is based on a cognitive formulation, the feelings, thoughts and behavioural strategies of a specific disorder. Therapy is based on a conceptualisation or understanding of individual clients, their specific beliefs and patterns of thinking and behaviour. The therapist in a variety of ways produces cognitive changes – modification in the client’s thinking and belief system- to bring about an enduring emotional and behavioural change. This includes time-tested techniques taken from Upanishads, Sankhya, yoga and gita that help the individual to be in reality, accept and handle the situations with more confidence, clarity and a positive attitude.