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About Navid Khorassani
Founder of KYND Psychology
Welcome to my therapy practice. I am a Clinical Psychologist and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist who has spent years doing one thing with genuine commitment: providing a deep, reflective space, and helping people understand themselves more honestly than they could alone.
My approach focuses on exploring the unconscious, emotional patterns and relational dynamics that shape your life. By fostering a secure and non-judgmental environment, I aim to help you navigate internal conflicts, build resilience, and achieve profound personal growth through a journey of self-discovery.
Expertise and experience
Professional Qualifications
Education
I hold a Master of Clinical Psychology, providing a rigorous academic and clinical foundation for my therapeutic work.
Certifications
I am an AHPRA Registered Clinical Psychologist.
Navid Mohtaj Khorassani –PSY0002873150
My practice is informed by advanced training in psychoanalytic theory and evidence-based modalities.
Experience
Practising clinically since 2018, I have extensive experience providing thoughtful, depth-oriented psychotherapy for adults and young adults facing complex psychological challenges.
Specializations
My areas of expertise include depression, anxiety, complex trauma, grief and loss, and identity struggles. I specialize in addressing relationship difficulties and personality-related concerns through both individual and couple-based interventions.
Approach
My clinical work is grounded in classical and contemporary psychoanalytic theory, specifically the traditions of Freud and Lacan. While psychoanalysis forms the foundation of my practice, I integrate evidence-based approaches when clinically appropriate, including Transference-Focused Psychotherapy (TFP), Mentalization-Based Therapy (MBT), and contemporary frameworks like ACT and CBT to suit each client’s unique needs.
Values
Depth, clarity, and the therapeutic alliance are at the core of my practice. I believe in a sustained commitment to understanding the "why" behind emotional pain, creating a collaborative space where meaningful and lasting psychological change can unfold.