At Galaxeeed, we believe every individual is like a seed, holding the potential to reach their own galaxy.Every seed carries a universe of possibility.With care and opportunity, each person can grow, shine, and shape their own future.We nurture potential so every individual can reach their galaxy.
Aditi Rana, founder of Galaxeeed

Meet the Founder

Aditi Rana

Founder & Director, Galaxeeed

Aditi Rana is a counselling psychology professional, educator, and social impact enthusiast who believes in the power of compassion, collaboration, and meaningful action.

Driven by a deep passion for mental well-being, inclusive education, and community empowerment, she founded Galaxeeed to nurture potential, empower individuals, and build a more inclusive society.

Her Mission

To bridge the gap between mental health, education, and social impact by creating sustainable, inclusive, and transformative initiatives that help individuals and communities thrive.

Her Vision

To build a world where every individual has access to the support, opportunities, and resources they need to grow, shine, and make a meaningful impact.

Her Background

With a strong academic foundation in Psychology and Counselling, and hands-on experience in schools, mental wellness, and communities, Aditi brings together knowledge, empathy, and purpose to drive Galaxeeed’s mission forward.

Education & Qualifications

🎓 Master’s in Counselling Psychology

✎ Diploma in Guidance & Counselling

📖 Bachelor’s in Psychology

🏅 Additional training in child psychology and mental health counselling approaches.

What Drives Her

♥Empathy

Understanding and supporting every individual’s journey.

♟Inclusion

Creating spaces where everyone belongs.

☀Growth

Nurturing potential and encouraging lifelong growth.

🤝Collaboration

Working together to create meaningful change.

🌱Impact

Building initiatives that leave a lasting difference.

★Purpose

Driven by a vision to empower and uplift communities.

“My dream is to create spaces where every individual feels seen, supported, and empowered to grow.”