Haley Daroowala (she/her)

I help clients explore how early attachment experiences shape current patterns in relationships, self-worth, and eating behaviors. Together, we untangle old dynamics so you can build more secure, connected, and compassionate relationships with others and yourself.

I support clients in healing their relationship with food, body, and self. My approach is trauma-informed and compassionate, honoring the protective role eating disorders have played while helping you build new ways of coping, connecting, and reclaiming trust in your body.

I help clients navigate body image struggles with curiosity and compassion. Together, we explore the deeper roots of body distress and work toward a more compassionate and respectful relationship with your body, one grounded in your values, not external standards.

In trauma therapy, I create a steady, compassionate space to help you process painful experiences at a pace your nervous system can handle. Whether through EMDR, parts work, or body-based approaches, I integrate trauma-informed care into every session, supporting you in untangling the past, building safety in the present, and moving toward deeper connection and self-trust.

I use EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) to help clients process and release the emotional weight of past experiences. EMDR can be especially effective for trauma, eating disorders, and attachment wounds, supporting the brain’s natural healing process and helping you feel more grounded, empowered, and at ease in your present life.

Attachment theory is woven throughout my work, helping clients understand how early relational experiences shape current patterns in connection, trust, and self-worth. By exploring these roots with care, we work toward building a more secure internal foundation, so you can feel safer in relationships, set clearer boundaries, and connect more deeply with yourself and others.

Attachment theory is woven throughout my work, helping clients understand how early relational experiences shape current patterns in connection, trust, and self-worth. By exploring these roots with care, we work toward building a more secure internal foundation, so you can feel safer in relationships, set clearer boundaries, and connect more deeply with yourself and others.

I create a steady, compassionate space to help you process painful experiences at a pace your nervous system can handle. Whether through EMDR, parts work, or body-based approaches, I integrate trauma-informed care into every session, supporting you in untangling the past, building safety in the present, and moving toward deeper connection and self-trust.

I use EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) to help clients process and release the emotional weight of past experiences. EMDR can be especially effective for trauma, eating disorders, and attachment wounds, supporting the brain’s natural healing process and helping you feel more grounded, empowered, and at ease in your present life.

I use EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) to help clients process and release the emotional weight of past experiences. EMDR can be especially effective for trauma, eating disorders, and attachment wounds- supporting the brain’s natural healing process and helping you feel more grounded, empowered, and at ease in your present life.

I create a steady, compassionate space to help you process painful experiences at a pace your nervous system can handle. Whether through EMDR, parts work, or body-based approaches, I integrate trauma-informed care into every session, supporting you in untangling the past, building safety in the present, and moving toward deeper connection and self-trust.

Attachment therapy is woven throughout my work, helping clients understand how early relational experiences shape current patterns in connection, trust, and self-worth. By exploring these roots with care, we work toward building a more secure internal foundation, so you can feel safer in relationships, set clearer boundaries, and connect more deeply with yourself and others.