About
Priyanka Malhotra is currently pursuing her M.A. in Clinical Psychology at IILM University, Gurugram. Her research interests include psychopathology, clinical interventions, and qualitative research, with a focus on advancing evidence-based clinical practice. Her work spans diverse clinical populations, including individuals with ADHD and OCD, young adults with substance use concerns, transgender (Hijra) communities and as well as a clinical case study on psychological intervention for a caregiver of an individual with traumatic brain injury. Some of her research has been published in reputed Q1 and Q2 peer-reviewed journals. She is dedicated to advancing clinically meaningful research that strengthens evidence-based psychological practice and contributes to improved mental health assessment, intervention, and patient outcomes.
Employment
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Education
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IILM Institute for Higher Education M.A. in clinical psychology2024 - 2026
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Publications (6)
- Using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to Support a Caregiver of a Severe Traumatic Brain Injury Survivor: A Case Study from India Save
- Breaking the Cycle: Why Young Adults Start, Continue, and Struggle to Quit Substance Use Save
- A Neuropsychological Perspective on ADHD: Quantitative Insights into Working Memory Components Save
- Building Inner Strength: The Interplay between Temperament and Adolescent Resilience Save
- SELF-IMAGE AND WORLDVIEW OF 'HIJRAS' IN INDIA: A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF LIFE EXPERIENCES, BELIEFS, AND EMOTIONAL PROBLEMS OF TRANSGENDER INDIVIDUALS Save
- ASSESSMENT OF INSIGHT IN PATIENTS WITH OCD: A HOSPITAL BASED STUDY Save