"All things are connected: to be in a relationship is to be in something larger than oneself."
~ Angie Sadhu, M.S., L.M.F.T |
Angie Sadhu, M.S., L.M.F.T.From: New York, NY
Education: B.A. in Communication Arts and Sciences and Sociology from DePauw University, Indiana M.S. in Marriage and Family Therapy from Mercy College, New York Credentials: Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Works with: Adults, couples, families, and seniors |
Therapeutic Specialties:
Life-cycle transitions, relationship wellness, multicultural families and couples, coping with life-long illness, grief and loss.
Therapeutic Approach:
I believe the key to finding oneself is through the lenses of one’s circumstances and relationships. Using a collaborative approach, I strive to afford my clients the opportunity to improve their lives and relationships through awareness, self-discovery, and compassion. In co-creating a space for healing to occur, I invite my clients to discover their preferred vision for themselves/relationships and new ways of feeling better about life varying experiences.
My proudest accomplishment as therapist:
Collaborating with a client as a partner in the change process and co-creating a conversational space for self-discovery and growth; a space where hope and new possibilities can flourish.
What inspired me to become a therapist:
A curiosity to understand the emotional struggles of human relationships, and the awareness that relationships matter and that we improve lives by improving relationships.
What I know for sure:
All things are connected: to be in a relationship is to be in something larger than oneself.
Life-cycle transitions, relationship wellness, multicultural families and couples, coping with life-long illness, grief and loss.
Therapeutic Approach:
I believe the key to finding oneself is through the lenses of one’s circumstances and relationships. Using a collaborative approach, I strive to afford my clients the opportunity to improve their lives and relationships through awareness, self-discovery, and compassion. In co-creating a space for healing to occur, I invite my clients to discover their preferred vision for themselves/relationships and new ways of feeling better about life varying experiences.
My proudest accomplishment as therapist:
Collaborating with a client as a partner in the change process and co-creating a conversational space for self-discovery and growth; a space where hope and new possibilities can flourish.
What inspired me to become a therapist:
A curiosity to understand the emotional struggles of human relationships, and the awareness that relationships matter and that we improve lives by improving relationships.
What I know for sure:
All things are connected: to be in a relationship is to be in something larger than oneself.
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