Arham Abtahi, BACP

Arham Abtahi is an integrative psychotherapist who offers tailored support for a broad range of mental health concerns and traumatic experiences. She works with people affected by child sexual abuse and domestic abuse, and provides care for those managing anxiety, depression, loss, isolation and other trauma-related difficulties. Her own background within a complex cultural framework contributes to a nuanced understanding of culturally layered issues that clients may bring.

Her practice is relational and trauma-informed, drawing on evidence-based methods adapted to each person’s needs. Arham values the therapeutic relationship as a central element of change, creating a non-judgemental space where thoughts and emotions can be explored openly.

Taking an integrative stance, she attends to both mental and bodily patterns and explores how early relationship dynamics shape present experience. The work emphasises developing self-awareness and recognising personal strengths and resilience as resources for recovery.

Therapy with Arham is approached as a collaborative journey marked by mutual respect and shared responsibility. She follows a client-centred framework that keeps the individual’s goals at the forefront. Arham welcomes those considering therapy and acknowledges the courage involved in taking a first step, offering support along the path toward healing and well-being.