Yasaman Ansari Tari

During the COVID-19 pandemic, I offer sessions over Zoom only. 

Have you ever considered therapy as a journey to self-discovery? As a Psychodynamic Therapist, I'd like to accompany you on this journey; whether you want to process difficult life events, or just want a space to explore your thoughts, feelings, circumstances or even important life decisions; I would love to support you on this experience, which often turns out to be life-changing.

I believe that you deserve the space to just "be", explore and reflect on past or current experiences, gain more self-awareness and explore new choices and coping strategies, in order to live a more fulfilling and authentic life.

Often we can experience inner conflict, as parts of ourselves want different things. Sometimes the feelings that accompany these needs can feel unacceptable or unbearable. In an attempt to deal with them, we silence, ignore and suppress these parts. The attempt to get rid of these parts means they find new and extreme ways to be heard causing disruption and distress in one’s life.

If you can resonate to any of this, then please feel free to contact me, so we can explore this in more detail and look at how I can be of help.

I am accustomed to, and like, meeting with people from diverse and varied backgrounds, religions, cultures/beliefs and of all ages, abilities and sexual orientations.

I offer long-term therapy and I work with all kinds of presenting issues and have a special interest in

• Anxiety

• Depression

• Childhood Trauma

• Family Issues

• Relational Issues

• Sexual Violence

• Gender Based Violence

• Cultural Issues

• Developing Healthy Boundaries

• Self-esteem and Self-acceptance

• Accessing your True, Authentic Self
  

Feel free to send me an email if you have any questions regarding the way I work, or, if you would like to arrange an initial consultation. I will take a few basic details in our initial session, and ask you to expand on what your goals are in coming to therapy. I try to put people at their ease as I appreciate the courage it may take to begin, or return to, therapy. 

During the COVID-19 pandemic, I offer sessions over Zoom only. 

Have you ever considered therapy as a journey to self-discovery? As a Psychodynamic Therapist, I'd like to accompany you on this journey; whether you want to process difficult life events, or just want a space to explore your thoughts, feelings, circumstances or even important life decisions; I would love to support you on this journey, which often turns out to be life-changing.

I believe that you deserve the space to just "be", explore and reflect on past or current experiences, gain more self-awareness and explore new choices and coping strategies, in order to live a more fulfilling and authentic life.

Often we can experience inner conflict, as parts of ourselves want different things. Sometimes the feelings that accompany these needs can feel unacceptable or unbearable. In an attempt to deal with them, we silence, ignore and suppress these parts. The attempt to get rid of these parts means they find new and extreme ways to be heard causing disruption and distress in one’s life.

If you can resonate to any of this, then please feel free to contact me, so we can explore this in more detail and look at how I can be of help.

I am accustomed to, and like, meeting with people from diverse and varied backgrounds, religions, cultures/beliefs and of all ages, abilities and sexual orientations.

 I work with all kinds of presenting issues and have a special interest in

•  Anxiety
• Depression
• Childhood Trauma
• Family Issues
• Relational Issues
• Sexual Violence
• Gender Based Violence
• Cultural Issues 
• Developing Healthy Boundaries
• Self-esteem and Self-acceptance 
• Accessing your True, Authentic Self

Feel free to send me an email if you have any questions regarding the way I work, or, if you would like to arrange an initial consultation. I will take a few basic details in our initial session, and ask you to expand on what your goals are in coming to therapy. I try to put people at their ease as I appreciate the courage it may take to begin, or return to, therapy. 

During the COVID-19 pandemic, I offer sessions over Zoom only. 

Have you ever considered therapy as a journey to self-discovery? As a Psychodynamic Therapist, I'd like to accompany you on this journey; whether you want to process difficult life events, or just want a space to explore your thoughts, feelings, circumstances or even important life decisions; I would love to support you on this experience, which often turns out to be life-changing.

I believe that you deserve the space to just "be", explore and reflect on past or current experiences, gain more self-awareness and explore new choices and coping strategies, in order to live a more fulfilling and authentic life.

Often we can experience inner conflict, as parts of ourselves want different things. Sometimes the feelings that accompany these needs can feel unacceptable or unbearable. In an attempt to deal with them, we silence, ignore and suppress these parts. The attempt to get rid of these parts means they find new and extreme ways to be heard causing disruption and distress in one’s life.

If you can resonate to any of this, then please feel free to contact me, so we can explore this in more detail and look at how I can be of help.

I am accustomed to, and like, meeting with people from diverse and varied backgrounds, religions, cultures/beliefs and of all ages, abilities and sexual orientations.

I work with all kinds of presenting issues, such as:

• Anxiety

• Depression

• Childhood Trauma

• Family Issues

• Relational Issues

• Sexual Violence

• Gender Based Violence

• Cultural Issues

• Developing Healthy Boundaries

• Self-esteem and Self-acceptance

• Accessing your True, Authentic Self
  

Feel free to send me an email if you have any questions regarding the way I work, or, if you would like to arrange an initial consultation. I will take a few basic details in our initial session, and ask you to expand on what your goals are in coming to therapy. I try to put people at their ease as I appreciate the courage it may take to begin, or return to, therapy. 

During the COVID-19 pandemic, I offer sessions over Zoom only. 

Have you ever considered therapy as a journey to self-discovery? As a Psychodynamic Therapist, I'd like to accompany you on this journey; whether you want to process difficult life events, or just want a space to explore your thoughts, feelings, circumstances or even important life decisions; I would love to support you on this experience, which often turns out to be life-changing.

I believe that you deserve the space to just "be", explore and reflect on past or current experiences, gain more self-awareness and explore new choices and coping strategies, in order to live a more fulfilling and authentic life.

Often we can experience inner conflict, as parts of ourselves want different things. Sometimes the feelings that accompany these needs can feel unacceptable or unbearable. In an attempt to deal with them, we silence, ignore and suppress these parts. The attempt to get rid of these parts means they find new and extreme ways to be heard causing disruption and distress in one’s life.

If you can resonate to any of this, then please feel free to contact me, so we can explore this in more detail and look at how I can be of help.

I am accustomed to, and like, meeting with people from diverse and varied backgrounds, religions, cultures/beliefs and of all ages, abilities and sexual orientations.

I work with all kinds of presenting issues, such as

• Anxiety

• Depression

• Childhood Trauma

• Family Issues

• Relational Issues

• Sexual Violence

• Gender Based Violence

• Cultural Issues

• Developing Healthy Boundaries

• Self-esteem and Self-acceptance

• Accessing your True, Authentic Self

• Meaning and Purpose

Feel free to send me an email if you have any questions regarding the way I work, or, if you would like to arrange an initial consultation. I will take a few basic details in our initial session, and ask you to expand on what your goals are in coming to therapy. I try to put people at their ease as I appreciate the courage it may take to begin, or return to, therapy.