MOUSUMI SAHA

Registered Psychotherapist

Therapy for Young Adults Navigating Relationships, Identity & Self-Worth

Culturally aware, trauma-informed online therapy across Ontario

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“Feeling lost between cultures, expectations and relationships? You’re not broken — you’re overwhelmed, and I see you.” Juggling identity, relationship confusion, cultural pressure, loneliness, or burnout. If you feel too much, stuck, or invisible — this space is for you.

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Who I Help

You might be here because you’re tired of overthinking,

feeling too much, or carrying more than people realize.

Maybe you’re navigating:

  • an on-and-off relationship

  • people-pleasing or guilt

  • loneliness, burnout, or emotional overwhelm

  • cultural or family expectations

  • losing yourself in relationships

  • questioning who you are or what you want

  • feeling unseen, unheard, or misunderstood

If you’re a young adult trying to make sense of your inner world, your relationships, and the pressures around you — you’re in the right place.

How I Work

My approach is warm, collaborative, and grounded in safety.

My work centers on helping you:

  • understand your patterns

  • strengthen your sense of self

  • heal self-worth wounds

  • build emotional clarity

  • create relationships that feel safe

  • navigate identity and belonging

  • reconnect to who you are

You don’t have to explain your entire background for me to meet you where you are.

I honour culture, lived experience, and the unique story you bring — no matter your identity or background.+ affirming

“These pains you feel are messengers.

Listen to them” - Rumi

Far too often, we ignore our mental health until it becomes a problem. You don’t have to wait until things start to affect the quality of your life to seek assistance.