You don’t have to struggle alone! I believe therapy should feel like a safe, supportive place to slow down, feel understood, and begin making sense of what you are carrying. Using Internal Family Systems (IFS), I help clients gently explore the parts of themselves that may feel overwhelmed, stuck, protective, or hurt. My hope is that through our work together, clients feel less alone, more self-compassionate, and more able to move through life with greater clarity and ease. In our hectic world we often find ourselves afraid to take risks that could jeopardize the stable lives we have created for ourselves. We remain in jobs, relationships and old patterns that no longer work, while symptoms such as anxiety, depression, stress, anger and self-defeating patterns keep us from making real changes to our lives. If that sounds like you, you are stuck. We can feel lost and alone when we are unable to move forward, whether in work or a personal relationship. Therapy can help you break free of that and thrive. I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a focus on teens, adults, and couples. I have worked with clients on concerns such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and family reunification. I received my Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy from Pepperdine University. I also minored in sociology.

I’m Sahebjit “TJ” Singh, LMFT, and I specialize in depth therapy for identity issues, complex trauma, emotional wounds, and long-standing patterns that keep people stuck. I work best with clients who are ready to look beneath the surface and explore the core beliefs, survival patterns, and parts of themselves that have shaped their life, relationships, and identity. My approach is built on Radical Compassion, which means I bring honesty, empathy, and directness without shame. We name what is real, face what has been avoided, and work toward meaningful change. This is not surface-level therapy. It is emotionally honest, reflective, and sometimes uncomfortable. Because of that, it may not be the best starting point for everyone. I may not be the right fit if you are currently in crisis, actively unsafe, recently hospitalized, experiencing unmanaged psychosis or mania, needing frequent emergency support, or primarily seeking short-term stabilization. If you are brand new to therapy and mainly looking for basic coping skills or symptom management, another therapist may be a better first step before beginning deeper trauma or identity work. You do not need to have everything figured out. You do not need to feel fully ready. But you do need enough stability, curiosity, and willingness to examine yourself honestly. If you are tired of repeating old patterns and are ready to understand yourself at the root, I invite you to visit SupportSpiritCounseling.com to see if my approach feels like the right fit.