Arrezoo Moradian

As a therapist, I work with individuals who feel a lack of meaning in their lives, who feel disconnected from themselves or their relationships, and who struggle with issues such as anxiety, self-esteem, and identity. I also support those who have experienced traumatic events that may feel too overwhelming to process alone.

I practice psychodynamic psychotherapy, a collaborative approach that helps you gain self-awareness by connecting past and present life experiences. In therapy, there is no need to perform or present yourself in a certain way—you are encouraged to come as you are. Together, we will explore your inner world with curiosity and care, helping you better understand how your life experiences have shaped you and guiding you toward a deeper sense of connection with yourself and others.

My own adverse life experiences as a young refugee navigating my way in a new country eventually led me to seek psychotherapy in my adult years. My experience of speaking with a psychotherapist helped me find my voice and curiosity. Eventually I made the decision for a change in career path and began my studies at the Centre for Training in Psychotherapy. I studied in a graduate-level program in psychodynamic psychotherapy for 9 years and graduated in 2022. I have been practicing as a therapist since 2019.