Anahita Kashefi is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist specialized in relational, couple and sexual issues, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, depression, and anxiety. Her approach is relational, psychodynamic, and attachment-based, characterized by warmth, compassion and collaboration.

As daughter of immigrants, she understands the complexities of multi-cultural identity and welcomes the opportunity to work alongside multi-racial, BIPOC, queer, adult children of immigrants and refugee identities. She strives to create a safe and accepting therapeutic space. 

She has had the privilege of leading Advanced Ketamine- Assisted Psychotherapy trainings with Dr. Phil Wolfson, a leader in pioneering the protocol for ketamine-assisted psychotherapy and author of “The Ketamine Papers,” whom she continues to work alongside at The Center for Transformational Psychotherapy.

In addition to her work as a psychotherapist, Ms. Kashefi also studied music and is a seasoned musician and performer. Through these experiences, she understands the vulnerability, courage, and sacrifice it takes to pursue a creative career. She understands the ups and downs that can cause internal and external instability and how fear and damaging ideas can keep one from reaching their full potential. She helps creatives recognize, nurture, and heal their inner artist to integrate soul, spirit, and identity back into the whole person.