Ishita Bhosle is an Administrative Assistant Intern at Transformative Therapy & Wellness Services, where she supports the day-to-day work that helps keep the practice running smoothly. Her role includes answering phone calls, assisting with the website, and helping with the behind-the-scenes work that goes into supporting the center and its clients.

As an upcoming sophomore at Rocky Hill High School, Ishita has had a strong interest in psychology, therapy, and social work since middle school. What began as a personal curiosity has grown into a serious passion and a goal of eventually pursuing a career in the mental health field. Her experience at Transformative Therapy & Wellness Services has given her the opportunity to learn more about the field while working alongside professionals who support individuals and families in the community.

Outside of her internship, Ishita is actively involved in advocacy and leadership. She serves on the CAS-CIAC Equity Advisory Board and is President of the Justice for All Club at Rocky Hill High School. Through these roles, she has developed a strong interest in equity and making sure young people have access to the opportunities and support they deserve.

Ishita also takes college-level psychology courses through Yale University in her free time. Her commitment to learning reflects her genuine curiosity about psychology and her desire to understand people, mental health, and the different experiences that shape individuals.

One of Ishita’s strongest passions is supporting children and teenagers who may not have easy access to the resources they need. She believes that every young person deserves to feel supported and have the same opportunities to succeed, regardless of their circumstances. This belief continues to influence both her academic interests and the work she chooses to be involved in.

Known for being hardworking, welcoming, and eager to learn, Ishita brings energy and dedication to everything she takes on. Her time at Transformative Therapy & Wellness Services is an important step toward her long-term goal of becoming a mental health professional and creating a positive impact in the lives of young people and families.