Psychotherapy grounded in depth and relational understanding.
Therapy is an opportunity to pause and understand what has been shaping you—often quietly, often for a long time.
Our inner lives are deeply influenced by our relationships, both past and present. Early experiences leave imprints that can shape how we relate, protect ourselves, and move through the world, even when we’re no longer aware of their origins. At times, these patterns surface as anxiety, low mood, disconnection, or difficulties in relationships and life transitions.
Periods of change—such as shifts in relationships, career disruptions, or unexpected events—can intensify what is already present beneath the surface, making it harder to feel steady or clear.
My approach to therapy is reflective, relational, and psychologically grounded. Together, we slow things down and explore the underlying dynamics shaping your experience, so insight becomes not just understanding, but a resource for living with greater authenticity, clarity, and intention.
Amynah Dharani, MA, MBA, LMFT
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Anxiety and depression, including symptoms of high stress, self-defeating thoughts, lack of focus, low self-esteem, and loneliness.
Marital and non-marital relationships, including pre and post divorce treatment for individuals and couples, and loss of relationships.
Psychosomatic symptoms, behavioral compulsions, relational fixations, dysregulation expressed through the body or behavior, and risky behaviors.
