My name is Hansika Khokhar- Founder of VicharHub and Echoes Counselling Centre but more importantly, I’m someone who has spent years listening to people’s stories, building mental-health initiatives, and understanding what real emotional support looks like in everyday life.​

Working across counselling services, behavioural health projects, and community-driven mental wellness programmes, I kept noticing one thing:
People are willing to work on their mental health… they just don’t know where to begin.

That gap — between intention and access — became my purpose.
After completing my schooling at Manav Rachna International School, Gurugram, Sector-46, I moved to Canada to pursue my higher education in Psychology Honours with a Thesis program at the University of Windsor. The sole purpose of moving across nations was to get a vast exposure and learn how the field of Mental health operates in another country.

And thankfully, I succeeded in this mission. Not only did I work numerous jobs at the University during my entire education, whether it was working with the Psychology professors, leading Enactus Windsor as the President, as a Journalist at Lance News, and many more, I also got the opportunity to work at a Private practice Mental Health Clinic in Canada itself for a period of almost 2 years. After accumulating my knowledge and experience, I realized that it was now time to go back to my roots and provide not just the same but a better level of care in the field of Mental Health, something that distinguishes us from the already existing mental health organizations.
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Better Awareness, Focus on Counselling, and Incorporation of Mental Health tools in everyday lives!
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VicharHub started as a vision to make mental health part of daily practice, not a “when things get bad” strategy. A community where conversations feel natural, support feels accessible, and healing feels possible.

As that vision grew, Echoes Counselling Centre was created — the clinical arm of VicharHub — so that awareness, guidance, and professional care could finally exist under one roof.

My mission is simple:

To build a space where your thoughts matter, your feelings are valid, and seeking help is seen as strength — not stigma.