Anwesha Guin
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Anwesha Guin

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1 years of experience

I offer mental health care for individuals aged 8–25.

Anwesha (she/they) is a trauma-informed psychotherapist who works with young people and families. Guided by curiosity and care, they hold a steady belief that people already carry many of the resources they need. They work alongside young people and families to make sense of emotional overwhelm, identity and belonging, grief, trauma, relationship difficulties, and substance use. They hope people leave therapy feeling seen, and a little more connected to themselves and the world around them. Outside the therapy room, Anwesha is often found tending to their plants, reading, or talking excitedly over coffee about something that’s caught their attention.
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Concerns I can help with

QuoteI struggle with my sense of self/belonging
QuoteI am looking to grow emotionally
QuoteI can’t trust my own feelings
QuoteI'm tired of feeling this way and want things to change
QuoteI'm not sure where to start
QuoteI feel overwhelmed and don't know what to do
QuoteNo matter what I do, relationships don’t work out
QuoteI don't know if therapy will work for me
QuoteI struggle with procrastination and executive functions
QuoteNavigating grief and loss
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I offer therapy for

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Low Mood & Mood Swings
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Helplessness & Self-Doubt
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Anger & Frustration
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Fear & Excessive Worries
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Emotional Overwhelm
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Trauma & PTSD
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Adjustment Difficulties & Life Changes
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Social Withdrawal & Isolation
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Difficulty Concentrating & Staying Focused
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ADHD & Inattention
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Autism & Social Communication Challenges
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Difficulty with Transitions or Changes in Routine
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Difficulty Forming Relationships
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Relationship Struggles
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Difficulty Opening Up & Expressing Emotions
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Confusion About Identity
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Gender & Sexuality Concerns
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Body Discomfort & Unexplained Physical Complaints

Get started with an information session

What does it mean?

The information session is the first interaction with a psychologist to understand the concerns and plan the best support.

Whom will you meet?

Psychologists, Narrative Practitioners
Duration: 1 hour

What will happen?

Discussion on concerns, history & strengths
Next Steps: Collaborative discussion for a care plan with therapy or further assessments
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I am Trained in

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Affirmative Therapy

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Trauma-Informed Therapy

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Narrative Therapy

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Supportive Therapy

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Existential Therapy

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Solution Focused Brief Therapy

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Languages I speak

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English

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Hindi

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Bengali

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I can help you with

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Substance Use

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My Affiliations

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Psychologist at Children First from Oct 2025 to present

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