About Rani

My work is informed by over 30 years of training and exploration into approaches that address the underlying dynamics that shape the quality of our self connection, our sense of identity, our patterns of behaviour, and our relationships. Based on Psychosynthesis and Systemic approaches, I address unconscious patterns, and psychological fragmentation creatively, to find your unique path forward. 

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I was based in Geneva, Switzerland for over 25 years working closely with the UN and international expat community there, supporting them towards meaningful change through a compassionate, and relational approach. I have specialised in trauma and relationships, working cross-culturally with individuals and couples, holding complex professional and personal circumstances, while being away from their home and cultures of origin.
 

My work is particularly suited to people seeking a thoughtful space to reflect on developing self awareness, transforming powerful experiences, improving relationships, and finding more purpose, and fulfilment.

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Individuals and couples often come at moments of transition or existential questioning, when the impact of trauma, relational dynamics, questions of belonging, or long-standing behavioural patterns become important to understand and transform.​

 

Alongside my private practice, I supervise other psychotherapists, and am a training supervisor for trainee therapists at the Minster Centre in London.  ​