About CoCreation
Mission Statement
CoCreation (ISO 9001:2015 certified) aims to offer quality mental health care through evidence-based psychotherapies, including CBT, DBT, ACT, BT, and family therapy delivered through a social justice–informed, trauma-informed, and neuro-queer-affirmative lens.
Alongside clinical practice, CoCreation aims to offer academic classes, mentoring, workshops, invited lectures, research collaborations and mental health service collaborations.
CoCreation is structured around three interconnected domains: Mental Health Service Provision, Academic Engagement, and Advocacy.
Mental Health Service Provision
CoCreation is committed to providing evidence-based psychotherapies for a range of mental health conditions through context-sensitive, rights-based, social-justice-informed, and neuroqueer-affirmative lens, honouring each client’s individuality, dignity and needs. CoCreation aims to co-create the mental health journey of clients towards recovery through collaboration with them, care, and respect.
Adherence to nationally and internationally endorsed ethical guidelines forms the cornerstone of professional practice in CoCreation, ensuring the highest standards of integrity and care.
Academic Engagement
CoCreation is deeply committed to advancing mental health by providing mentorship to aspiring psychologists and aspiring clinical psychologists, helping them co-create their career success through guidance for competitive examinations needed for their professional advancement such as entrance tests and NET, as well as through strengthening their conceptual foundations.
CoCreation is also designed to engage in academic classes, workshops, and research collaborations, recognising that any meaningful intervention must be guided by robust evidence and information dissemination. By linking clinical practice with research, CoCreation aims to prepare budding psychologists to think critically, act ethically, and contribute meaningfully to the discipline.
Advocacy & Collective Well-being
Eventually, CoCreation is committed to building a stigma-free society that enables collective mental well-being. We aim to actively engage in mental health workshops and invited lectures, advancing mental health advocacy in academic, clinical, and community spaces.
As part of this commitment, task-sharing approaches in mental health care are also included to scale up mental health services, especially in low-resource contexts in LAMIC. By equipping community workers, educators, and non-specialist providers with foundational mental health skills while ensuring ethical supervision and support, CoCreation wishes to reduce the treatment gap and make care more inclusive and sustainable.
Cocreation envisions to normalise conversations around mental health, dismantle stigma, and create a culture of care that extends beyond the therapy room into schools, universities, workplaces, and communities