Integral Feya Psychotherapist, California State Supervisor, Ketamine Assisted Therapist & Complex Trauma Specialist 

Nakisa Choupani, LCSW is a licensed psychotherapist and clinical supervisor at Feya Health, utilizing eclectic and holistic approaches to support clients in engaging in meaningful self discovery via effective clinical models alongside Ketamine and Oxytocin Assisted Psychotherapy. Nakisa believes in the efficacy of a holistic and client centered approach, utilizing compassion and non-judgment to guide individuals in healing and developing a strong relationship with themselves, others and their environments.

Nakisa has been trained in evidence based practices including a range of cognitive behavioral models (CBT, CBT for PTSD), dialectic behavior therapy (DBT), core mindfulness based practices, EMDR, IFS, Seeking Safety, Interpersonal Psychotherapy, somatic orientation therapies, psychodynamic psychotherapy and has a strong interest in tailoring therapeutic treatment plans to support clients in meeting a diverse range of wellness oriented goals. Nakisa understands that each individual may initiate therapy with a baseline of openness, resilience and understanding about their internal experiences and emotional landscape and through the therapeutic process may have a desire to challenge any resistance that may arise toward healing and deeper self-understanding. Nakisa specializes in treating acute and complex trauma, emotion dysregulation and mood disorders, as well as personal or environmental challenges that arise during major life transitions.

Nakisa received her Master’s in Social Work from the University of California and has been in practice for nearly 10 years. She gained significant experience supporting vulnerable populations as a clinical social worker within the Los Angeles Department of Mental Health service system and has trained graduate students working toward completing their master’s degree for the last 6 years of her career. Nakisa continues to maintain passion for supporting the most vulnerable individuals and vulnerable parts of the individual as she continues in her role as a clinical mental health provider.