Archive · 9 Oct 2026
The Full Circle Seeks to Make Therapy Routine
Nupoor Mohan wants talking to a therapist to feel normal.
She says people should be able to find support at The Full Circle.
Therapy should be affordable, she says.
People also need to trust their therapists and know their conversations are confidential.
Mohan wants support to be easy to see in workplaces, schools and colleges.
That could make a first session feel like a normal step, not a secret.
She compares it to joining a gym to stay fit.
She hopes people will take care of their minds before they are struggling.
Nupoor Mohan of The Full Circle says mental health should be treated as a business metric, not just a wellness item.
She wants The Full Circle to become a first place people turn when they want to talk to someone.
She says therapy should be affordable, trusted and visible in everyday settings.
The Full Circle plans to keep its pricing accessible, according to Mohan.
Mohan says quality practitioners and complete confidentiality are essential to building trust.
- Who
- Nupoor Mohan of The Full Circle.
- What
- Mohan says therapy should be affordable, trusted and visible in everyday settings, and that mental health matters to businesses.
- When
- In an article marking World Mental Health Day; no date is specified.
- Where
- Workplaces, campuses and schools are named as settings where mental health support should be visible.
- Why
- To help make seeking therapy feel routine and encourage people to care for their mental health.
- Organization
- The Full Circle
- Speaker
- Nupoor Mohan
- Occasion
- World Mental Health Day
- Three priorities
- Affordability, trust and visibility
- Trust factors
- Quality practitioners and complete confidentiality
- Settings mentioned
- Workplaces, campuses and schools