Yasmin Farahani

About

The client who usually finds me is brilliant on paper and quietly falling behind everywhere else. She has a browser full of unfinished applications, a calendar full of apologies, and a growing suspicion that everyone else received a manual she never got. Here is what I know: time blindness is real, and it is a wiring difference we can design around, not a character flaw. We also spend time on professional identity, because years of compensating can leave you unsure what you even want from work anymore. I practice motivational interviewing, so ambivalence is welcome here; wanting change and dreading it at once is where most honest work begins. I am a latina therapist, and I bring my whole self into the room, inviting you to do the same. I spent years in nonprofit settings before private practice, and they taught me that people change when someone really believes they can. My clients describe me as encouraging without being pushy. If the person in that first paragraph sounds like you, I would love to meet her.