Turfa is a clinical psychologist who works with a strong focus on relationships and attachment patterns. She's curious about your story – not just what's happening now, but the experiences and relationships that have shaped how you respond to things. Her approach blends solution-focused work with deeper emotional exploration. She’ll help you identify practical strategies and personal strengths you can draw on, while also making space for feelings that might be harder to sit with – like shame, anxiety, or grief. She uses somatic tools like grounding, regulation techniques, and bilateral tapping when it's helpful to bring the body into the work. Turfa works with anxiety, low mood, self-esteem concerns, overthinking, burnout, and relationship difficulties. She's comfortable working with adverse childhood experiences and the patterns that can emerge from growing up in critical or emotionally neglectful environments. She also works with OCD, adjustment concerns, and stress-related difficulties. Her style is paced and collaborative – she won't rush you into solutions before you've had a chance to feel understood. Her practice is inclusive and queer-affirmative. If you want a therapist who can help you build practical coping strategies while also exploring what's underneath, Turfa might be a good fit.