If we climb high enough, we will reach a height from which tragedy ceases to look tragic.

Azin takes on a progressive, feminist, and relational approach to psychotherapy. She mainly utilizes the therapeutic relationship to address and better understand her client's inner-working as humans. Inspired by her years of dedication to yoga and the influence of Dr. Gabor Mate’s work, she prioritizes the mind-body connection as a way to understand how we store and process information. She offers an eclectic approach tailored to the client’s needs and collaborates with the client in navigating their journeys. Azin emphasizes the importance of re-parenting as a way for clients to connect to their younger selves and enhance self-esteem. Through the re-parenting of the younger self and “parts work” approach, individuals learn to show deep compassion and self-care by the way we talk to ourselves, about ourselves, and the decisions we make.  Azin works primarily with adults and seniors and has extensive knowledge of Borderline Personality Disorder, Anxiety Disorders, Trauma, and Mood Disorders.