Sayesha Mani

I aim to facilitate holistic healing by working collaboratively with clients through various modalities. Hey, I’m Sayesha, a licensed clinical psychologist (A). I specialize inworking with queer and neurodivergent individuals and adults with ADHD, anxiety, and depression. I also help my clients deal with relationship concerns, mental well-being at work, and grief. In my practice, I seek to be inclusive, affirmative, and comprehensive. Combining these principles in practice, for me, means actively working towards creating an environment where everyone feels welcome, valued, and heard. It requires ongoing self-reflection, learning, and openness to feedback. By embracing inclusivity, affirming individuals' identities and experiences, and adopting a comprehensive perspective, I allow myself to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those I work with. Moreover, this approach contributes to a more just and equitable society where diversity is acknowledged. My fundamental approach relies on drawing on my training and my own experiences as a queer and neurodivergent individual. The approach I take to therapy emphasizes and encourages the recognition that the client defines their identity through multiple intersections. By providing a space for clients to tell their stories and experiences, the client and I can discover their unique ways of being and expressing themselves. Having faced a lack of accommodating spaces for my mental well-being, I am driven to create spaces that foster self-acceptance and recovery through a trauma-informed lens. I am also keen on bringing a deeply political perspective to psychology - following the belief that our existence is inseparable from our larger environment. I aim to facilitate holistic healing by working collaboratively with clients through various modalities. Hey, I’m Sayesha, a licensed clinical psychologist (A). I specialize in working with queer and neurodivergent individuals and adults with ADHD, anxiety, and depression. I also help my clients deal with relationship concerns, mental well-being at work, and grief. In my practice, I seek to be inclusive, affirmative, and comprehensive. Combining these principles in practice, for me, means actively working towards creating an environment where everyone feels welcome,valued, and heard. It requires ongoing self-reflection, learning, and openness to feedback. By embracing inclusivity, affirming individuals' identities and experiences, and adopting a comprehensive perspective, I allow myself to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those I work with. Moreover, this approach contributes to a more just and equitable society where diversity is acknowledged. My fundamental approach relies on drawing on my training and my own experiences as a queer and neurodivergent individual. The approach I take to therapy emphasizes and encourages the recognition that the client defines their identity through multiple intersections. By providing a space for clients to tell their stories and experiences, the client and I can discover their unique ways of being and expressing themselves. Having faced a lack of accommodating spaces for my mental well-being, I am driven to create spaces that foster self-acceptance and recovery through a trauma-informed lens. I am also keen on bringing a deeply political perspective to psychology - following the belief that our existence is inseparable from our larger environment. show moreshow more