Intercultural Psychology
Culturally Sensitive Psychotherapy | Consultation & Global Education
Culturally Sensitive Psychotherapy, Consultation, and Global Education
“A tapestry of life we weave,
Where differences we all believe,
In unity, a world so grand,
Diversity's our promised land”.
Healing through depth, empathy, and intercultural understanding.
Healing through depth, empathy, and intercultural understanding.
Supporting Healing and Growth Across Cultures
I’m Dr. Nadia Thalji, a licensed clinical psychologist, international speaker, and cross-cultural consultant. I help individuals, couples, and organizations deepen their emotional insight, navigate cultural complexity, and foster authentic connection—locally and globally.
My work supports those living between worlds—immigrants, refugees, and bicultural individuals navigating identity, loss, and belonging.”
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💠 What I Offer
At Intercultural Psychology, I offer:
🔹 Therapy for individuals, couples, and groups dealing with anxiety, trauma, identity, and relationship challenges
🔹 Cross-cultural consulting and coaching for professionals and organizations
🔹 Seminars on culture, mental health, and global healing practices
🔹 Global events honoring United Nations International Days to promote inclusion and intercultural dialogue
📘 Therapy & Services Overview
Work With Me
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🔗 Individual Therapy – Explore your emotional landscape with culturally attuned care
🔗 Couples Therapy – Strengthen connection and communication across differences
🔗 Group Therapy – Heal in community and gain relational insight
🔗 Seminars – Join a paid workshop or training for deeper learning
🔗 Events – Attend free global gatherings rooted in healing and unity
💬 Ready to Connect?
Let’s Begin the Journey—Together
I warmly invite you to schedule a free initial consultation. Whether you’re seeking therapy, interested in consultation, or exploring collaboration, this first conversation is a safe space to ask questions, share what’s on your heart, and see how I can support you.
Together, we can begin a journey of healing, increased self-awareness, and deeper cultural connection.
Right to Receive a Good Faith Estimate of Expected Charges
Under Section 2799B-6 of the Public Health Service Act, health care providers and health care facilities are required to inform individuals who are not enrolled in a plan or coverage or a Federal health care program, or not seeking to file a claim with their plan or coverage both orally and in writing of their ability, upon request or at the time of scheduling health care items and services, to receive a “Good Faith Estimate” of expected charges.
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Land and Labor Acknowledgment – Intercultural Psychology
At Intercultural Psychology, we acknowledge that our work takes place on the unceded ancestral lands of the Coast Miwok and Ramaytush Ohlone peoples, the original stewards of what is now known as Mill Valley and San Francisco. We also honor the lives and labor of enslaved Africans, whose exploitation played a central role in building this nation.
We recognize the enduring impacts of colonization, slavery, systemic violence, and stand firmly against all forms of genocide—past and present.
Our commitment is to collective healing, cultural humility, and restorative action. May our work contribute to a more just, inclusive, and compassionate world for all beings.