Alexandra Moradians

I believe we are all in a constant flow of relationships to each other and ourselves and that these relations shape the way we move and exist in the world. There are so many factors impacting us daily, including anxiety, depression, complex trauma, neurodivergence, or plain day-to-day stress. As we consider those factors in relation to ourselves, we can really understand their impact on how we relate to the world. I have spent four years at a family study center where I've worked closely with neurodivergent and neurotypical children and their families.

I think it takes time to really get to know a person and my goal with each client isn't to collect some set of symptoms and push them into a diagnosis, but to really understand who they are within the context of their experiences. I hope to be supportive throughout that process and to create a space together that feels authentic, nurturing, collaborative, and hopefully sometimes fun.

I hope to get a first glimpse into who you are and what you hope to achieve in therapy. With that, I try to use the first few sessions to listen and am available for any questions you may have about our specific work together.