Prapti has a strong clinical lens with a non-directive approach. She is a psychotherapist who creates space. Gentle and supportive, she brings genuine curiosity about understanding each person's unique story within their broader social and cultural context. Her approach blends person-centered thinking with IFS and attachment work, offering reflection with less emphasis on structured solutioning. She's rooted in the belief that you have the capacity for growth when given the right conditions. She's particularly interested in how past experiences shape present challenges – understanding the threads that connect then to now. Prapti brings a strong clinical lens to her work while maintaining a largely non-directive approach—supporting you in exploring your experiences without pushing you in a particular direction. Instead, she offers reflection and creates room for you to discover your own insights. She's comfortable with silence, lets emotions emerge naturally, and trusts the process of exploration. Her work is emotion-focused and supportive, suitable for medium to long-term therapy. She's particularly experienced with self-image concerns, life-stage issues, and career concerns – the questions that come up when navigating transitions or trying to understand your place and direction. She creates an inclusive, queer-affirming, and body-positive space where all parts of your identity are welcome. If you're looking for a therapist who offers gentle, reflective support while helping you understand yourself more deeply, Prapti might be a good fit.