UNDERSTAND WHY PATTERNS KEEP RETURNING
Understanding where relationships, identity, trauma, belonging and life circumstances intersect can reveal a deeper picture of where we are held back and the possibilities for change.
MEET RANI
I am a senior psychotherapist, clinical supervisor and training supervisor at The Minster Centre in London.
For more than thirty years, I have worked with individuals and couples navigating some of life's most complex experiences: relationship difficulties, trauma, separation and international divorce, questions of identity and belonging, parenting, loss and change.
Having lived and worked across different countries and cultures, questions of identity, belonging and life between cultures have remained a thread throughout both my life and my work.
For over twenty-five years, I built a practice in Geneva, working closely with the international community of the United Nations, diplomatic missions and international organisations. This experience has given me a deep understanding of the complexities that arise when relationships, culture, responsibility and life across borders intersect.
Today I work internationally with individuals, couples, families and legal teams whose lives, relationships and decisions are shaped by complexity.
Much of my work involves helping people understand the deeper patterns and experiences that continue to shape their lives long after the original circumstances have passed.
Credentials
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MA in Psychosynthesis Psychotherapy
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Postgraduate Diploma in Psychosynthesis Counselling
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Postgraduate Diploma in Integrative Clinical Supervision
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Joint Honours Degree in Social Psychology
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Couples and Relationship Therapy Trainings, including Psychosexual Therapy
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Advanced International Trainings in Identity-Oriented Psychotrauma Therapy (IOPT)
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Systemic Family Constellation Trainings
WHEN COPING IS NO
LONGER ENOUGH
There are moments in life when what once felt manageable becomes increasingly difficult to carry alone. Therapy offers an opportunity to reconnect with aspects of yourself that may have been lost, neglected or overshadowed by the demands of surviving, coping and carrying on.
It can also bring greater awareness to how we have adapted, and the ways those adaptations continue to shape us. From here, a deeper sense of authenticity, vitality and connection can emerge, opening new possibilities for how we live, relate and experience ourselves.
THE INCLUDERA
APPROACH
What we exclude in order to survive must eventually be included in order to transform.
The Includera Approach is an in-depth relational process for understanding the emotional and unconscious patterns that shape our sense of self, our inner world and how we experience our lives.
Includera is grounded in the understanding that lasting change requires us to dare to include and honour what we have lived and what we feel.
Through this process of integration, what has been suppressed, fragmented or left behind can be brought back into relationship with ourselves, reconnecting us with a greater sense of authenticity and connection to Self.
HOW INCLUDERA CAN SUPPORT YOU
For people who want to cultivate deeper self-connection and understand the experiences and dynamics influencing how they feel, react and relate.
For couples navigating conflict, disconnection, separation, repair and the deeper patterns that shape intimate relationships.
For people navigating questions of identity and belonging, and the complex experience of where, how and with whom we feel we belong.
For individuals and families navigating the loss, family dynamics and complex decisions that can accompany separation and divorce.
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For individuals, couples and families whose lives and challenges cross countries, cultures and different heritages.
For therapists and practitioners seeking integrative, relational and trauma-informed supervision that brings depth, curiosity and a wider perspective to clinical work.
