The nervous system work behind Safe and Sound Protocol India
I'm Sangheetha Parthasarathy. I've been doing this work since 2014, guiding over 3,000 families through nervous system regulation, across India and globally. Somewhere between delivering the Safe and Sound Protocol to clients and training as a birth doula, I kept seeing the same pattern in two very different rooms: a nervous system still bracing for danger long after the danger had passed.
My own path into this started with a homebirth, unmedicated, at home, and everything that decision forced me to learn fast about my own nervous system. That birth is what pulled me into somatic work in the first place, and later into training as a doula myself. These days I homeschool my daughters, partly because I want to be present for their regulation daily, not hand it off to a system that was never built with a dysregulated nervous system in mind.
- Somatic Experiencing Practitioner
- Certified Safe and Sound Protocol Provider, licensed through Unyte
- Founder, South Asian Somatics
- Birth doula, drawn into this work by her own homebirth
- Homeschools her daughters
- Working since 2014, 3,000+ families guided
- Based largely in India, with a global practice including private retainer clients
Why this site exists
Most of my work happens on private retainers, guiding executives and high-achievers around the world through this same nervous system work. But wellness pricing gets set in dollars by default, and that math doesn't hold up in rupees, not because the work matters less here, but because the exchange rate quietly prices people out of their own healing. Safe and Sound Protocol India exists to close that specific gap: the same real protocol, priced for the people actually living here, without a consultation call standing between you and starting.
This site is the self-led entry point: the Unyte app with the Connect and Core pathways, a companion page to get you started, and email support. No waitlist, no call required first. Access arrives by email within 24 hours of paying.
If you want more support
Some people just need the app. Others want more around it: a weekly live group Q&A every Sunday, 19 self-paced video lessons and a library of guided meditations. That's Naadham, built around the same protocol, and it runs in India only.
Have a question before you start? Read the FAQs first, most answers are already there. Still stuck? Email [email protected] and we'll get back to you.