MPhil Researcher in Counselling Psychology (DU)
MS in Counselling Psychology (DU)
Certified NLP Trainer (Thought Labs, India)
Master Trainer in Workplace Wellbeing Management (Rutgers, Netherlands)
Trained in TA 101 (ITAA)
Mindfulness and Couple Counselling (Healing Heart, Bangladesh)
Systemic Family Therapy (Alison Butterfield, UK), CBT (BRAC IED, BRAC University)
CPM-MH (Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief)
Trauma Transformation (HEAL Bangladesh)
Master Trainer- mhGAP (WHO)
Ms. Ranoti Chakravorty is a distinguished mental health professional, trainer, and psychosocial support specialist with 12 years of experience in counselling, psychotherapy, mental health programme development, and capacity building. She currently serves as the Lead Psychosocial Counsellor at Moner Bondhu, where she contributes to advancing accessible, evidence-based mental health services and psychosocial support initiatives across Bangladesh.
She is currently pursuing an MPhil in Counselling Psychology and holds both an MS in Counselling Psychology and an MS in Psychology from the University of Dhaka. Over the course of her professional journey, she has completed extensive national and international training in Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy, Couple Counselling, Systemic Family Therapy, Trauma Transformation, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mental Health Gap Action Programme (mhGAP), Leadership Development, Transactional Analysis 101, Crisis Preparedness and Management for Mental Health, Supervision Skills and Workplace Wellbeing Management.
Ms. Chakravorty possesses extensive expertise in depression, anxiety, stress management, trauma recovery, relationship and family counselling, workplace mental health, adolescent wellbeing, psychosocial interventions, and crisis response. Throughout her career, she has provided counselling and psychosocial support services to diverse populations, including adolescents, families, vulnerable communities, displaced populations, and individuals affected by humanitarian crises and disasters.
As an accomplished trainer and facilitator, she has designed and delivered national and international training programmes in Bangladesh, Nepal, Uganda, Sierra Leone, and the Netherlands, equipping mental health professionals, educators, healthcare providers, and community workers with practical skills in counselling, psychosocial support, and psychological wellbeing promotion.
Recognized for her empathetic approach, clinical excellence, and leadership in the mental health sector, Ms. Chakravorty remains deeply committed to strengthening access to quality mental healthcare, promoting psychological wellbeing, and advancing evidence-based counselling practices throughout Bangladesh and beyond.
