Mojdeh Mansoori, LMFT

Hi, I’m Mojdeh. I am an Iranian-American therapist and a child of immigrant parents. I witnessed my parents experiencing their feelings of grief as they lived far from family, friends, and their native country. As a bicultural kid, I faced challenges integrating both of my cultures and experienced racism as I navigated the world. As an Iranian woman, I deeply understand the experience of not being seen, heard, or included. I am aware of the under-representation of BIPOC clients and therapists in the therapy room. This has led me to want to connect with clients who have been historically oppressed. In our work together, we can begin the process of examining systemic issues, advocating for social change and healing ancestral & intergenerational trauma.

In individual therapy, I begin by learning about your history on a personal and collective level. In the first several sessions, I will gather this information and understand what you are wanting to work towards in therapy. In the first few months, we will build our rapport and develop our relationship with each other. I have a warm, empathetic and intuitive approach. My ultimate goal is to create a sacred and safe space for you. From this point, the work usually deepens as I continue to learn about you, your unique place in the world and how you want to make change for yourself and for your communities.