The same part of you keeps showing up in your relationships, your family, your work, your parenting, and your nervous system. The part that learned, very young, that being useful was the price of being loved.
This is the work of living in a way that heals that part. Not in a way that keeps it in charge.
Dr. Rehana Meghani. Clinical and organizational psychologist.
Calgary, Canada · Dubai, UAE · Working globally.
The Premise
Most of what hurts you in adulthood is not a set of separate problems. It is the same part of you, the one trained to make itself smaller, useful, and available, showing up in your relationships, your family, your work, your parenting, and your body.
The dynamic that hurt you at the dinner table is the one running your boardroom. The pattern you played out with the friend who left without explanation is the same one you played out with the partner who did. The part of you that learned, very young, that being useful was the price of being loved is the part still choosing where to spend itself.
Most clinical work treats these as separate problems and addresses them one at a time. This work treats them as one part, surfacing in different settings.
Because your past, your nervous system, and the relationships you walk into every day are not separate stories. They are one story, and you finally get to be the one telling it.
Where I Work
For the high functioning person whose outside is calm and whose inside is exhausted. Therapy for adults navigating coercive control recovery, complex trauma, anxiety, and the quiet crisis underneath a very composed exterior.
Learn moreFor leaders and teams carrying more than shows up in any performance review. Speaking, consulting, executive coaching, and workshops on the patterns underneath culture, burnout, and toxic leadership.
Contact for inquiriesWriting, talks, courses, and a forthcoming book. For the person who is not ready to reach out yet but needs to know that someone sees them. Start here. Stay as long as you need.
Read the writingThe Work
One part of you. Five places it shows up. Same work in each.
One question. Five ways in. Who are you when nobody is watching?
I know what it is to perform your way through your own life. I also know what it takes to stop, and what it costs to keep stopping.
Meet Dr. Rehana