Manushi works with teens, adults, and couples. Her practice is grounded in creating a safe and nurturing space to meet you where you’re at and walk with you to where you want to be.
Having worked with diverse folks from different backgrounds, Manushi recognizes that personal growth can be difficult, and sometimes painful. She aims to make you feel heard, supported, and empowered at every step, ensuring you know, you’re not alone.
Manushi aims to help you decipher your unique story. She will carefully weave the sessions around your needs and goals while working at your pace. She won't coerce you to practice anything that feels unsafe and will acknowledge your vulnerabilities, handling them with the greatest possible care.
Manushi combines elements from Existential, Satir, Internal Family systems and Emotion Focused therapy to collaboratively create an environment with you, where you can learn new ways to not just survive but thrive.
Manushi is a respected member of the BCACC
Manushi holds two Master's degrees: one in Clinical Psychology from India, where she worked as a therapist, and another from Canada, where she is registered in British Columbia.
Manushi is the crisis line specialist at Salal Sexual Violence Crisis Centre and has extensive experience working with folks who’ve survived sexual and gender-based violence. She also has experience supporting kids and youth who are neurodivergent and/or on the spectrum. Given her background of working with diverse concerns such as grief/loss, anxiety, depression and complex trauma with both kids and adults, she strives to create a space that centres your resilience and healing through self-discovery.
