Nishi Ravi
Master of Counselling (Interpersonal Dialogue), University of Edinburgh
Therapy Style
Which bucket would your therapy style fit into primarily?
My practice is grounded within Person-Centred and Psychodynamic styles of psychotherapy. I also incorporate aspects of Pluralistic therapy within my work. These are insight-oriented, explorative, and relational models, for an in-depth, rich understanding of our inner workings and lived experiences.
What’s that defining feature of your approach to therapy?
I focus on personalized client empowerment and authenticity through restorative growth. With consistent and committed collaboration, my clients and I uncover and unlearn unconscious patterns and harmful self-narratives. Ethically contained in a space of honesty, empathy and acceptance, my practice also has a strong focus on social justice, systemic inequities and their impact on our psyche.