Akshita is a clinical psychologist who combines strong clinical training with depth-oriented psychotherapy. Her work focuses on understanding patterns in how you relate to yourself and others, particularly in close relationships. She’s interested in understanding recurring patterns in relationships, emotions that keep resurfacing, and parts of your inner world that may be difficult to put into words. Therapy with her tends to focus less on quick fixes and more on making sense of these patterns and where they come from. While her work is largely insight-oriented, she can also help with practical tools and coping strategies when needed. She often works with concerns like anxiety, OCD, OCPD, trauma (including complex or childhood trauma), BPD, bipolar and depression, along with patterns that show up in close relationships. She supports clients dealing with work stress, burnout, imposter syndrome, and life or career transitions, helping them manage day-to-day challenges while making sense of the deeper emotional themes underneath. If you’re hoping to understand deeper emotional patterns within yourself and how they shape your relationships with the world around you, Akshita might be a good fit.