Rajul is a psychotherapist who brings depth, maturity, and authenticity to therapy. She approaches therapy with curiosity about human stories. One fulfilling part of her work is watching clients journey from "I don't know what to say" to "I saw this meme and now I understand how I feel" – she believes any medium can bring you closer to your authentic self.
Her approach is rooted in existential and person-centered therapy, creating space for meaningful exploration. She works best with clients aged 30 and above, particularly those navigating deeper questions around identity, relationships, life purpose, and major life transitions. Her work is relational and existential in nature, informed by a psychodynamic lens, and she has experience supporting concerns such as complex trauma, emotional dysregulation, ADHD, and experiences of child sexual abuse.
Rajul works well with longer-term, relational therapy. Through careful listening, she offers timely insights and reflections that help draw out patterns in how clients think, feel, and relate. She does deep feeling-based work and isn't afraid of thoughtful confrontation when needed. Her calm, grounding presence creates a safe space for clients to explore sensitive and difficult-to-process areas of their lives.
She is LGBTQIA+ affirmative and creates a sex-positive, body-positive space where authentic growth can flourish.
If you're looking for a therapist who offers emotional depth, shares insights more than solutions, listens more than she directs, and meets you with genuine presence for the long haul, Rajul might be a good fit.
Rajul is a psychotherapist who brings depth, maturity, and authenticity to therapy. She approaches therapy with curiosity about human stories. One fulfilling part of her work is watching clients journey from "I don't know what to say" to "I saw this meme and now I understand how I feel" – she believes any medium can bring you closer to your authentic self.
Her approach is rooted in existential and person-centered therapy, creating space for meaningful exploration. She works best with clients aged 30 and above, particularly those navigating deeper questions around identity, relationships, life purpose, and major life transitions. Her work is relational and existential in nature, informed by a psychodynamic lens, and she has experience supporting concerns such as complex trauma, emotional dysregulation, ADHD, and experiences of child sexual abuse.
Rajul works well with longer-term, relational therapy. Through careful listening, she offers timely insights and reflections that help draw out patterns in how clients think, feel, and relate. She does deep feeling-based work and isn't afraid of thoughtful confrontation when needed. Her calm, grounding presence creates a safe space for clients to explore sensitive and difficult-to-process areas of their lives.
She is LGBTQIA+ affirmative and creates a sex-positive, body-positive space where authentic growth can flourish.
If you're looking for a therapist who offers emotional depth, shares insights more than solutions, listens more than she directs, and meets you with genuine presence for the long haul, Rajul might be a good fit.