Healing the hurts of the past for a better tomorrow
Our past lays the foundation for our present, but that doesn’t mean it has to define our future. We all have painful past experiences, whether those are traumas or significantly negative events. These moments can have a profound impact on how we see ourselves and the world as well as on our relationships.
In our work together, you’ll be able to release the confines of these past experiences, process your emotions, and develop tools and skills to help you regain a sense of control and empowerment.
Your well-being matters
I strive to provide a warm, empathetic, and nonjudgmental space where you can feel heard, understood, validated, and supported.
I recognize that everyone who comes through the door is a separate and unique individual with specific needs. This said, it is important to me to ensure that your therapy is catered specifically to you.
A safe space to explore your inner self
I firmly believe in providing inclusive and affirming care that respects and honors the unique experiences and challenges faced by LGBTQIA+ individuals as well as those in the poly, consensual/ethical monogamy, and kink communities. Whether you are questioning your gender identity, navigating coming out, or seeking support in any other aspect of your life, I am here to help you embrace your authentic self and live your most fulfilling life.
Natasha de Soysa, LPC (she/her)Trauma Therapist
Hi, I’m Natasha. I am a cis-gendered heterosexual Asian female therapist. One of my passions is to help you overcome and heal from the painful past experiences that have left you feeling anxious, depressed, and disconnected from yourself and others.
Sharing my years of experience in specialized issues and populations
Types of Therapy
When we experience trauma or significantly negative experiences, parts of us can become fragmented and disconnected leading to experiences of dissociation.
Sand tray therapy can help you explore and resolve a wide range of psychological and emotional issues, such as trauma, grief, anxiety, self-esteem, and relationship difficulties.