Chanderbhan Psychological Services, PLLC

Chanderbhan Psychological Services, PLLC We are a small group practice that provides high-quality therapy & psychological assessment services.

We are Chanderbhan Psychological Services in Laredo, Texas. We provide a safe, confidential space as you work through your struggles. If you’re willing to put in the work, change can happen; it is possible to gain relief from your struggles.

Now Accepting New Clients: visit www.chandpsych.com to request your appointment
01/19/2026

Now Accepting New Clients: visit www.chandpsych.com to request your appointment

Today we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and his enduring belief in the dignity and worth of ev...
01/19/2026

Today we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and his enduring belief in the dignity and worth of every person.

At Chanderbhan Psychological Services, we recognize that mental health and social justice are deeply connected. When the world feels heavy, uncertain, or unjust, it can affect us in real and personal ways. It’s okay to feel that impact.

We believe hope grows when people feel seen, heard, and valued—when care and understanding are extended without conditions. Small, compassionate moments help create safer spaces and more just communities.

Today, and always, may we choose kindness, compassion, and presence. Even gentle acts of care can move us, our world, forward.

12/28/2025

Behind every “professional” video is about 17 bloopers and a lot of grace 🤍

Happy holidays ✨





12/24/2025

As the year comes to a close, we want to take a moment to express our gratitude for your trust and support.

May this holiday season bring you peace, joy, and a renewed sense of well-being.

Remember, self-care is important, and we’re here to support you on your mental health journey.

Wishing you and your loved ones a safe, peaceful, and happy holiday season

From all of us at

12/22/2025

In this episode of the Ask a Therapist series, Dr. Chanderbhan explains the difference between emotions and unhelpful thoughts—and how understanding that difference can help you heal from trauma.

Helping Laredo & beyond heal, one conversation at a time. 💙

MentalHealthMatters

12/04/2025

Ever wondered if therapists ever have brain 💨 ?
Spoiler: we do. All the time.
Even with all the training and tools, we’re still humans with very real, very glitchy brains.
But here’s the part that matters—those tiny moments never take away from our compassion, our presence, or our commitment to you.

Therapy isn’t about perfection; it’s about connection, repair, and being real with each other. 💛

What’s a moment that reminded you therapists are human too?

12/04/2025

When someone says ‘stop being anxious,’ I wish they knew anxiety isn’t a choice — it’s a nervous system response.

If ‘ya, cálmate’ actually worked, none of us would need coping skills.🙃

Here are a few steps you can take to show up for someone struggling with anxiety.

1. Validate, don’t correct.
Swap “you’re overreacting” for “I can see this feels really intense.”
Validation lowers shame and helps the nervous system settle.

2. Remember anxiety is physiological.
Racing thoughts, tight chest, irritability—these are automatic responses, not choices.
Treating anxiety like a decision only increases distress.

3. Co-regulate instead of commanding.
Slow your breathing, soften your tone, sit with them.
Safety calms faster than “just relax.”

4. Ask what type of support they want.
“Do you want problem-solving, grounding, distraction, or just company?”
Most people know what helps; they just need space to say it.

5. Gently anchor them in the present.
Try: “One slow breath?” “Three things you see?” “Want some fresh air?”
This helps the thinking brain come back online.

6. Don’t make them ‘perform calm.’
Removing pressure to act fine actually helps them regulate.

7. Stay curious.
“What might your anxiety be trying to protect you from?”
Curiosity opens the door; dismissiveness shuts it.

8. Check in later.
A simple “How are you feeling now?” builds safety and connection.

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Tell us in the comments:
How do you show up for someone with anxiety?
And how do you ask loved ones to show up for you?

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12/04/2025

😏💅🏻 who else relates?

Sometimes your nervous system is like, “Ma’am/ Sir… please breathe. I’m trying to keep you alive, not run a marathon in your mind.”

And the science backs it up. Slow, intentional breathing (especially that deep belly breathing) activates your parasympathetic nervous system — the “rest and regulate” part of your body. Research shows it can lower heart rate, reduce cortisol, and help your brain shift out of threat mode.

So the next time you catch yourself spiraling, try giving your body a cue:

Inhale for 4sec … exhale for 6sec.

Your nervous system will go, “Ohhh, we’re safe? Bet.”

12/02/2025

Healing often begins with choosing a new story—one that honors where you’ve been and supports where you’re going.

At Chanderbhan Psychological Services in Laredo, we help you navigate that process with clarity and compassion.

Read more at chandpsych.com/blog or click link in bio.

12/01/2025

📰 Newsflash: Motivation I thought I’d have today? Still MIA. 🙃

Some days it’s about getting one small thing done.
Other days it’s about letting yourself rest.
Either way, it counts.

And if you ever feel stuck, a therapist can help you find your balance.

Chanderbhan Psychological Services wishes you a Happy Thanksgiving, in whatever way feels right for you. ✨Gratitude toda...
11/27/2025

Chanderbhan Psychological Services wishes you a Happy Thanksgiving, in whatever way feels right for you. ✨

Gratitude today doesn’t have to be big or perfect.
Research shows that noticing even one small, true thing you appreciate can gently lift your mood and help your mind slow down.

On a day like Thanksgiving — which can feel joyful, busy, or overwhelming — it’s enough to pause and notice something that supported you, comforted you, or made the day a little easier.

If you filled in even one blank from this carousel, you practiced gratitude in a real and meaningful way.

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5219 McPherson Street, #312
Laredo, TX
78041

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+19568981595

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