Psychology Intern
Solh Wellness · Delhi, India
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Key Responsibilities
1. User Support:Be the first line of emotional support for users on chat, especially during high-stress, depressive, or crisis moments.Provide non-judgmental, empathetic communication that ensures safety and trust.Triage and escalate complex or high-risk cases to senior psychologists.Guide users toward relevant tools, resources, and self-help options available on the Solh platform. Maintain detailed and accurate user documentation as per internal protocols.2. Research & Projects:Work closely with in-house psychologists to assist in research, data analysis, and literature reviews across emerging psychological themes.Support development and testing of new mental wellness frameworks, courses, and interventions.Explore ways to integrate AI tools in mental health research and user experience.3. Content & Learning Resource Creation:Collaborate with the content and psychology teams to create insightful, evidence-based content – blogs, infographics, courses, and digital resources.Ensure psychological depth while maintaining user-friendliness in all resources.Desired Profile Must-Have: Master’s in Psychology or Counseling Psychology.Experience (academic, volunteer, or professional) in handling distressed individuals or crisis interventions. Excellent written communication with a calm, compassionate tone.Strong sense of responsibility and emotional resilience.A team player with high learning agility and curiosity for applied psychology.Comfortable with digital platforms, AI tools, and remote working.Stable internet connection and a distraction-free work setup.Good-to-Have:Based in Delhi NCR (occasional in-person meetings/workshops).Experience in tele counseling, helpline support, or similar environments.Exposure to mental health apps, AI-based tools, or research software. Understanding of ethical and confidentiality standards in digital mental health.