Arianna Khubani (She/Her/Hers)

Women's issues are of personal interest to me, since I identify as a woman. My experience with helping clients deal with sexism in our society and personal woman-related issues make me more competent in dealing with this topic.

Race-related issues are of interest to me. As a South Asian American woman, my status as a racial minority has made me sensitive to racial issues and inequities in society. I have extensive knowledge in racial justice issues and I always strive for multicultural competence.

Feminist therapy has been an important emphasis in my clinical practice, especially in working with women. It is important to acknowledge how women have been undervalued and oppressed and how this contributes to mental health issues.

I focus on addiction counseling to help clients who are struggling with addiction and substance-related issues. Using therapeutic techniques like motivational interviewing, clients can start to reclaim their power and overcome their addictions.

Spirituality and existential anxiety appeals to me as a counselor who is more oriented towards a psychodynamic, existential, and humanistic approach.

I like to work with individuals facing depression, loneliness, hopelessness, and self-esteem issues. Psychotherapy treatment has been found to be highly effective in treating these symptoms. I enjoy watching clients improve and building a relationship with them throughout the therapeutic process.

I specialize in existential therapy and helping clients cultivate meaning in their lives. I like to focus on helping clients in identifying their purpose and what they would like to get out of life.