Sessions
Every session runs about fifty minutes, online by video. Fees are shared when you enquire — there is a reduced rate for students, and no charge for asking.
For stress and overwhelm, anxiety-related concerns, relationships and breakups, self-esteem, boundaries, emotional regulation, loneliness, work and career pressure, life transitions — and the everyday difficulties that have no dramatic name but wear you down anyway.
Exams and placements, moving away from home, friendships gone quiet or gone wrong, procrastination that isn’t laziness, comparison, family expectations, and the particular vertigo of not yet knowing what you are doing with your life.
Emotional regulation, confidence, academic stress, friendship difficulties, adjusting to a new school, communication at home, and behavioural concerns. A parent or guardian consents to the work and knows its shape — and the young person is told clearly, at the start, what stays private and what does not.
For the parent, not the child. Behaviour and routines, reinforcement that actually works, parent–child communication, emotional regulation at home, school difficulties, developmental concerns, and supporting a neurodivergent child — drawing on postgraduate behavioural-science training and classroom work. Direct sessions for children under 13 are not offered yet, so concerns about a younger child are supported through this route.
Not sure which of these fits? Say so in your message — working that out is part of a first conversation, not something you have to solve beforehand.
Book a SessionWhy EMORA
Clinical, behavioural and educational work in India and Canada — international training, applied to the pressures Indian students and families actually face.
Postgraduate training in Autism & Behavioural Science, so parent consultations come with strategies already run in real classrooms.
What you bring stays between us. The exceptions are narrow, and named before we start.
No session count to complete, and nothing you must disclose on a schedule.
This site is not an emergency service. These government helplines are free, confidential and open 24/7.
Immediate danger — call 112
