Ms Swaranjali

What we don’t need in the midst of struggle is shame for being human. I believe therapy is not about fixing people — it’s abouthelping them feel more at home in their own skin. I’m Swaranjali, a clinical psychologist offering compassionate, ethical, and evidence-informed therapy. My work centers on building deep, non-judgmental relationships where healing can unfold gently — at your own pace, in your own voice. I often work with individuals navigating anxiety, trauma, shame, burnout, perfectionism, or feeling emotionally distant from themselves. Many of my clients come in feeling like they’re “too much” or “not enough.” Together, we begin the work of softening those inner narratives. In our sessions, I draw from relational, trauma-informed, and emotion-focused approaches — grounded in psychological science, but led with presence. Some days, therapy might feel like a conversation. Other days, it’s sitting quietly with hard feelings that have never had room to breathe. If we can sit with our clients without judgment, they eventually learn to do the same for themselves. That’s the real work. If you’re looking for a space where you don’t have to pretend, where your emotions won’t be “too much,” I’m here. Let’s begin — gently.What we don’t need in the midst of struggle is shame for being human. I believe therapy is not about fixing people — it’s about helping them feel more at home in their own skin. I’m Swaranjali, a clinical psychologist offering compassionate, ethical, and evidence-informed therapy. My work centers on building deep, non-judgmental relationships where healing can unfold gently — at your own pace, in your own voice. I often work with individuals navigating anxiety, trauma, shame, burnout, perfectionism, or feeling emotionally distantfrom themselves. Many of my clients come in feeling like they’re “too much” or “not enough.” Together, we begin the work of softening those inner narratives. In our sessions, I draw from relational, trauma-informed, and emotion-focused approaches — grounded in psychological science, but led with presence. Some days, therapy might feel like a conversation. Other days, it’s sitting quietly with hard feelings that have never had room to breathe. If we can sit with our clients without judgment, they eventually learn to do the same for themselves. That’s the real work. If you’re looking for a space where you don’t have to pretend, where your emotions won’t be “too much,” I’m here. Let’s begin — gently.show moreshow more