I am Smriti Sedhayanee, a dedicated professional with a background in Public Health and a passion for Clinical Psychology. Currently pursuing my master’s degree in Clinical Psychology at Tribhuvan University, I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Public Health (BPH) from Chakrabarti HaBi Education Academy, where I graduated with distinction (3.58 GPA). My academic journey also includes strong performances in science at the intermediate level and a distinction in my SLC exams.

With over four years of diverse work experience, I have honed my skills in research, education, and community health. As an enumerator and field researcher with New ERA, I contributed to impactful projects such as the Suaahara Annual Monitoring Survey and WE-WASH initiatives. I have also worked as a language translator at Anweshaan and gained hands-on experience in community health projects and public health management practices.

My teaching career includes roles as a Middle School Science Teacher and Health and Population Teacher, as well as an English Teacher at the lower secondary level. These roles have allowed me to develop excellent communication, mentorship, and organizational skills while fostering a love for learning in students.

Beyond my professional endeavors, I am an enthusiastic learner and creative individual. My hobbies reflect my multifaceted personality—they include traveling, reading poetry, philosophical discussions, observing people, listening to music, writing poetry, and acting. I also enjoy cooking and take pride in spreading positivity to those around me.

I strive to bring empathy, dedication, and creativity into my work and personal life, aspiring to make meaningful contributions to the fields of public health and clinical psychology.