Ms. Nitika Kamra

Clinical Head and Strategic Operations Officer

Clinical Psychologist | Addiction Therapist | Trainer | Program Strategist

My name is Nitika Kamra, and I serve as the Clinical Head and Strategic Operations Officer at Hope Rehabs & Wellness. My professional journey in the field of addiction and mental wellbeing began long before I joined Hope. As the Founder and Director of Swyam-Mental Health & Wellness Clinic, I have worked over one and half decade with individuals facing complex mental health challenges, trauma histories, and addiction-related concerns. Those years shaped my understanding of how deeply emotional pain, unresolved trauma, and psychological distress can affect a person’s life.

When I joined Hope, I brought with me every lesson, every insight, and every piece of experience I had gained working in this demanding field. Hope’s vision aligns closely with my own belief that recovery must be holistic, compassionate, and grounded in evidence-based clinical care. Here, my primary responsibility is to oversee the mental health and therapeutic well-being of every client who walks through our doors.

I work closely with clients to understand the emotional wounds, triggers, patterns, and traumas that have contributed to their addiction or mental health state. My goal is to identify the root of their pain, not just the symptoms, and to support them through a structured, personalised treatment plan that fosters long-term healing. Whether it is trauma therapy, emotional regulation, crisis intervention, or day-to-day psychological support, I ensure that each client receives care that is safe, consistent, and deeply meaningful.

At Hope, I am also responsible for shaping our clinical strategy, guiding our team, and ensuring that every aspect of our programme meets the highest standard of care. But above all, my commitment is to the clients — to help them feel understood, supported, and empowered as they rebuild their lives. Being part of their journey is an honour, and I am proud to contribute to an environment where true healing is not only possible, but expected.

Dr. Danish Ahmed

Senior Consultant

Mental Health And Behavioural Sciences, Psychiatry
Experience: 12+ Years

Work Experience

• Dr. Danish Ahmed is currently working at Max Healthcare
• Senior Residency - Central Institute Of Psychiatry, Ranchi

Education & Training

• M.B.B.S - Rajiv Gandhi University Of Health Sciences, Bangalore
• D.P.M (Psychiatry) - Central Institute Of Psychiatry, Ranchi

Gurpreet Singh Sidhu

(Gary)- Founder

My name is Gary Sidhu, and I founded Hope Rehabs & Wellness based on my own personal battle with addiction. There was a point in my life where I was desperately searching for a beacon — a place that offered real therapy, genuine comfort, world-class support, and the chance to rebuild myself physically and mentally. What I found instead was that most centres focused on only one aspect of recovery, while neglecting the others that mattered just as much.

During my journey, I realised how crucial 5-star comfort, compassionate clinical care, structure, and physical activity were to my healing. The gym, good food, therapeutic activities, and a sense of dignity all played a huge role in helping me find strength again. But I struggled to find a rehabilitation centre that brought all of these elements together under one roof.

Hope was created because I wanted others to have what I never had — a place where recovery doesn’t feel like punishment, but a place where individuals can heal with comfort, respect, and world-class support. A place where families can feel reassured that their loved one is receiving the absolute best chance at overcoming this disease.

My motivation is simple: I know what it feels like to lose yourself, and I know what it takes to come back. Hope exists so that no one has to walk this journey alone, and so clients and their families can finally feel that they are in a safe, structured, and compassionate environment that truly understands what recovery requires. Every client who walks into Hope deserves dignity, personalised care, and a real opportunity to rebuild their life. Creating this space has been one of the most meaningful parts of my journey, and I am committed to ensuring Hope remains a sanctuary where transformation is not only possible — it is expected