As humans, it is a natural curiosity for us to want to relate and this often comes with this question to me, “Where do you come from?
A simple answer is, I was born in India, and spent 21 yrs absorbing the experiences as a child, teenager, and a young woman. With a family who believed in the active pursuit of academic intellect, I left India, to explore the Western world of thinking and living in USA and in Australia.
My West-East passion is to embed culture and relational recovery into western models of individual treatment for children and families in rural and remote areas around the world…and play a healing part towards restoring identity and dignity with Indigenous, Migrant and Refugee sons, daughters, fathers and mothers.
I earned my Clinical Masters degree in Family Therapy, and deepened my child/youth practice with Dyadic Attachment Psychotherapy training. I carry a systemic thinking and collaborative approach in counselling, supervision and in teaching engagement.
Breath-work sessions for self-regulation is a personal professional passion. The framework allows me to maintain my Indigenous roots - integrating Yoga Science framework of nervous system functioning (Pranayama-Yoga Science) with western trainings in neuroanatomy and neuroscience of emotions,
Prathiba Therapy Services is initiated as a company of one carrying a “W-E” consciousness of relation and inclusion.
Registered psychotherapist, trained Clinical Family Therapist (specialised in developmental trauma and child, adult PTSD treatment), registered clinical supervisor and certified Yoga Teacher.
Insured Yoga therapist for psychosomatic pain relief and mental health recovery.