Ananda — meaning bliss in Sanskrit — is the guiding belief at the heart of this practice: that all human beings are capable of transcending suffering to find joy, clarity, and meaning in their lives.
Deborah Kadagian, LCSW is an integrative psychotherapist drawing from psychotherapy, Ayurveda, indigenous wisdom, and psychedelic integration to support individuals through grief, trauma, addiction, and life transitions.
"A therapist is merely a guide, assisting you in uncovering your true self."— Deborah Kadagian
Supporting the integration of plant medicine and psychedelic experiences into lasting healing and transformation.
Holding space for loss, despair, and the profound disorientation that follows when life changes irrevocably.
Helping individuals and couples find the language to reach each other — and themselves.
Uncovering the parts of ourselves protecting us from pain, and discovering the freedom that lies beyond it.
Learning to listen to what the body is trying to say, and respecting the wisdom in its message.
Addressing mind, body, and spirit through the ancient science of Ayurveda and its blueprint for conscious living.
Deborah holds a Master of Social Work from Fordham University (summa cum laude) and is a licensed clinical social worker in the state of Florida. She is a certified Ayurvedic practitioner, certified yoga teacher, and certified in the Fundamentals of Psychedelic Psychotherapy.
She has traveled to India, Peru, Mexico, and Costa Rica to further her studies in plant medicines and indigenous healing traditions. Prior to her private practice, she worked at Silver Hill Hospital in New Canaan, CT and multiple outpatient treatment centers.
She is a MAPS-listed integrative therapist and clinical supervisor in the State of Florida.
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