The Writing Therapy Guy · Chandigarh, India · Online worldwide

Harshit Bhatia,
Writing Therapist & Narrative Practitioner

I help overthinkers turn the loop in their head into words on a page.

Harshit Bhatia, writing therapist, portrait by the river in a red blazer

My story

From stories that sell to stories that heal.

I started Content Vista, a marketing and narrative agency. Eight years and 600 plus clients across the US, UK and Middle East.

I learned that businesses run on stories. Then I realised people do too. That turn became this practice.

Harshit Bhatia, writing therapist, reading at his desk

Training & recognition

Trained at Metanoia London and Oxford.

  • · MSc in Creative Writing for Therapeutic Purposes, Middlesex University (Metanoia Institute, London).
  • · Introduction to Counselling summer programme, University of Oxford.
  • · "Writing to the Sound Within", presented at Lapidus International, London.
  • · "Narrative-Based Approaches in Therapy", completion presentation at the University of Oxford summer programme.
Radcliffe Camera, Oxford, where Harshit Bhatia completed the Introduction to Counselling summer programme

My approach

East meets West.

Eastern

Vedanta, Taoism, Sikhi. The question underneath: who are you beyond the story.

Western

Narrative therapy, Pennebaker's expressive writing, Jungian thought. The question underneath: what story are you living.

Harshit Bhatia presenting at the University of Oxford summer programme

Current research

Sound and Story.

Music as an emotional catalyst in writing. How sound alters memory and rhythm reshapes metaphor.

Sessions often open with sound first, words second.

The work

How we work together.

One to one

Private writing therapy sessions, online. Tailored to where you are stuck.

Group circles

Small guided writing circles. A held space to write together and be heard.

Namoham retreats

Multi-day immersive writing retreats in the Himalayan foothills. Co-founder and lead facilitator.

Harshit Bhatia, writing therapist, with a Namoham retreat group in the Himalayan foothills

Voices from the room

What people say after writing with me.

FAQ

Frequently asked.

Who is Harshit Bhatia?
Harshit Bhatia is a writing therapist, narrative practitioner and speaker based in Chandigarh, India, working online worldwide. He helps overthinkers use guided writing to process emotion and think clearly.
Is writing therapy the same as art therapy?
No. Writing therapy is the writing modality within the creative and expressive arts therapies family. The medium is words on a page, not visual art, and Harshit does not practise or claim the title of art therapist.
What are your qualifications?
MSc in Creative Writing for Therapeutic Purposes from Middlesex University (Metanoia Institute, London). Introduction to Counselling summer programme at the University of Oxford. Presentations at Lapidus International, London, and completion presentation at the Oxford summer programme.
Do you work online and outside India?
Yes. One to one sessions and small group circles run online with clients across the US, UK, Europe, the Middle East and India.
Is writing therapy a replacement for clinical care?
No. Writing therapy is supportive, not a substitute for clinical mental health care. If you are in crisis, please contact a licensed clinician or local emergency services.

Ready to write what you cannot quite say?

Writing therapy is supportive, not a substitute for clinical mental health care.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Harshit Bhatia?

Harshit Bhatia is a writing therapist, narrative practitioner and speaker based in Chandigarh, India, working online worldwide. He helps overthinkers use guided writing to process emotion and think clearly.

Is writing therapy the same as art therapy?

No. Writing therapy is the writing modality within the creative and expressive arts therapies family. The medium is words on a page, not visual art, and Harshit does not practise or claim the title of art therapist.

What are your qualifications?

MSc in Creative Writing for Therapeutic Purposes from Middlesex University (Metanoia Institute, London). Introduction to Counselling summer programme at the University of Oxford. Presentations at Lapidus International, London, and completion presentation at the Oxford summer programme.

Do you work online and outside India?

Yes. One to one sessions and small group circles run online with clients across the US, UK, Europe, the Middle East and India.

Is writing therapy a replacement for clinical care?

No. Writing therapy is supportive, not a substitute for clinical mental health care. If you are in crisis, please contact a licensed clinician or local emergency services.