Rahwa
Gebredingle

In a society where certain kinds of perfection are celebrated and imperfections are not tolerated, we experience shame, self-blame, isolation, hopelessness, and ultimately a toxic relationship with ourselves. Breaking free from these patterns is not a journey you must go through alone. I aim to help people embrace the whole of life – including imperfections – through radical self-acceptance and self-compassion.

I am inspired by your willingness to explore and change. It can be vulnerable to share your thoughts, feelings and emotions, but I will work to help you feel safe, respected and understood. Through a non-judgmental approach, I will gently help you grow your relationship with yourself and feel empowered by your personal challenges.

I have worked extensively with refugees, newcomers, and immigrant populations, along with supporting youth and adults going through various forms of stress including depression, anxiety, life transitions, self esteem challenges and identity exploration. I aim to cultivate an environment where you feel seen, heard, and unconditionally accepted for who you are.