Registered Clinical Psychologist in Kathmandu, Nepal

Sulav Psychotherapy: Understand YourSelf Deeply

I am Sulav Raj Upreti, MPhil, a Registered Clinical Psychologist (NHPC) based in Kathmandu. My work brings together psychotherapy — a deeper understanding of emotional and relational difficulties — and psychological assessment, where careful evaluation clarifies cognitive, developmental, emotional and behavioural functioning.

Sulav Raj Upreti, registered clinical psychologist

Ways of working

Psychotherapy, assessment and professional work — individually, with partners, in groups and with organisations.

Individual Sessions

Understand yourself more deeply

A private, reflective space to explore your thoughts, emotions and experiences. Together we identify patterns, build insight, and support meaningful, lasting change.

Couple Sessions

Strengthen connection and communication

These sessions help partners understand recurring patterns, improve communication, and rebuild emotional closeness in a supportive and balanced environment.

Group Sessions

Grow through shared experiences

Group work offers a unique space to understand yourself in relation to others. Members learn through interaction, reflection and supportive feedback.

For Organisations

Strengthening programmes and teams

Psychological expertise for schools, organisations and development-sector programmes — staff wellbeing, MHPSS, Psychological First Aid, social-emotional learning, parenting education, mental health awareness, training and workshops, and psychological consultation.

Supervision & Training

Support for your clinical growth

Designed for mental health professionals, this focuses on case discussions, therapeutic process, and strengthening clinical thinking.

Reading Circle

Learn, reflect and think together

A guided space for those interested in exploring psychological ideas through selected readings and thoughtful discussion.

See all services, including organisational work and the Reading Circle
“Psychotherapy is an exploration of the inner world. By bringing unconscious thoughts, feelings and patterns into awareness, we can begin to understand why we experience and relate to life in the ways we do — and create the possibility for meaningful change.”

Sulav Raj Upreti

How the work begins

We start with 4–6 evaluation sessions, meeting once or twice weekly. This helps both of us decide whether the therapeutic relationship is the right fit. Ask for a brief free consultation if not sure.

If we continue, sessions take place one to three times per week, with frequency adjusted to your needs. Our work focuses on understanding your inner world and the deeper patterns that shape your feelings and relationships.

Each session lasts 45 minutes.

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Practical details

Sessions
45 minutes
Frequency
Once, twice or three times a week
Format
In person in Kathmandu, or online
Languages
Nepali and English
Confidentiality
Respected and protected accordance with professional and ethical standards