6+
Years of experience
400+
Clients
2000+
Hours of experience
Hi, I am Harshita Sarda a practicing psychotherapist and supervisor. Honoring Stories is a thoughtful and grounded space that upholds compassion, clarity, and integrity a place where stories are received with care, and authentic therapeutic work is nurtured.
Years of experience
Clients
Hours of experience
Gently unpack your experiences in a space that honors your pace
Psychotherapy is a safe, supportive space to explore your thoughts, feelings, and patterns which gently guides you towards clarity, coping and growth.
• Personalized care
• 50 mins online session
• Clear takeaways/homeworks
Supervision is a supportive space for therapists whether you're just starting out or well into your practice to explore your growth, challenges, and identity as a therapist.
• Clarity in thought and action
• 60 mins online session
• Reflection & Skill Building
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