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Anjahni Davi, MA, LMFT, CHT

Today's guest is Anjahni Davi, MA, LMFT, CHT. We talk about somatic work (including breath work & birth trauma), Enneagrams, and about leading her personal growth retreats & adventures for therapists and seekers in beautiful locations You can contact Anjahni here: https://anjahnidavimft.com/

Nikita Swarna, LMFT

Today's guest is Nikita Swarna, LMFT, is an associate marriage and family therapist based in Dallas, Texas, specializing in work with teens and young adults navigating anxiety, perfectionism, relationship challenges, cultural identity, and grief. As a second-generation South Asian therapist, Nikita brings a unique perspective to the therapy room, supporting clients in exploring cultural and familial expectations while building self-understanding and balance. You can contact Nikita here: https://www.welcomepathintegrativetherapy.com/

Shanyce Matthews, LPCC

In this episode we meet with Shanyce Matthews, LPCC who works with children, adolescents and adults who have experienced trauma. We talk about her own experiences with trauma and how they have influenced her understanding of trauma, how it can affect the body, and how this has helped her when working with clients.

LaDonna Carey MA

On today's episode we sit down with LaDonna Carey, MA, a psychotherapist, author, and educator who has, more than 35 years, helped people navigate the emotional and practical aftermath of betrayal, divorce, and major life change. LaDonna talks about her books, "Surviving Betrayal" and the "Healing From Betrayal" workbook. She speaks and teaches internationally on betrayal trauma, midlife transitions, and recovery after relational rupture. You can contact Mary here: www.instagram.com/ladonnacareycounseling www.facebook.com/carebycarey

Parthi B. Patel, LPC

In this episode we talk with Parthi B. Patel who is a LPC-Supervisor and is the Founder of Intentional Therapy PLLC in Texas. Since 2021, she has built a culturally responsive practice specializing in serving BIPOC communities, particularly South and East Asian families navigating inter-generational trauma, bi-cultural identity, and eldest daughter syndrome. We talk to Parthi about her leaving the corporate therapy world and creating a space where clients don't have to explain their cultural context—they can simply show up and heal. We also talk about how Parthi is committed to dismantling mental health stigmas in under-served communities while building a practice that prioritizes clinician well-being as much as client care. You can contact Parthi at: facebook.com/intentionaltherapypllc www.intentionaltherapypllc.com