Portland Therapy Center
Rani Gupta

Rani Gupta (she/her)

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

LCSW

I help sensitive millennial professionals who are feeling lonely and misunderstood at work, with family, or with friends

Client Status

accepting clients

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At a Glance

Me

Rate: $195-$270

Provides free initial consultation

Services

  • Individual

Insurances Accepted

  • Out of Pocket
  • Out of Network

My Ideal Client

I work with sensitive millennial professionals who are feeling lonely and misunderstood at work, with family and friends, or even with their partners. If you’re drawn to working with me, you’re likely someone who’s in touch with your emotions, a high achiever (looking at you, my fellow “pleasure to have in class” people!), and ready to commit to self-exploration.

What I Specialize In

My clients are sensitive millennial professionals who often describe the following to me: 1) Even though they're making a great salary, they often wonder if they're in the right job. They notice their bosses or co-workers willing to be cutthroat, and that's just not how they want to be, 2) They swore they wouldn't become workaholics, because that was never aligned with their values, but here they are...and it's been months since they've hung out with friends, been on a date, or had a relaxing day to themselves, OR 3) They feel disconnected from their family, not just because they haven't seen them in a while, but because they have a gut feeling something intense or traumatic happened to their parents, grandparents, or somewhere else in their lineage *Are you ready for a change? I'm now also offering a 10-week accelerated 1:1 therapy experience. Visit my website for more information about my practice and to schedule your free 15-minute video meet-and-greet!*

Why I Became a Therapist

My training in EMDR, Flash Technique, and somatic parts work means I have the expertise you need and deserve when processing work stress, generational wounds, and healing your relationships. But at the end of the day, you want to know you’re working with someone who gets what it means to be an ambitious, sensitive-hearted young professional struggling with "doing it all", right? I get it because I’ve lived it myself. I know that sometimes you wonder, “Who am I outside of this job?” I know you grapple with trying to have hobbies again. So when we work together, you won’t just get a trained therapist. You’ll get someone who truly understands what you’re going through.

Techniques I Use

Specialties

  • EMDR External link

    EMDR is a powerful type of therapy that allows people to process intense things they’ve experienced, whether it’s stress, trauma, anxiety, or a variety of other experiences. EMDR helps the body and the mind move from a state of fight, flight, freeze, or fawn to a state of more grounded presence within oneself. I guide clients through addressing the negative beliefs they have about themselves to feeling deeper connection with their inner calm, compassion, and confidence.

Issues I Treat

Specialties

  • Men's Issues External link

    I work with numerous men who care deeply about the world around them, their loved ones, and their community. They tend to work in fields where their sensitivity and empathy aren't valued. They often end every work day wondering, "Ugh, what am I actually doing this job for, aside from the paycheck?" When we work together, you build greater awareness and gain skills to move from dissatisfaction, disconnection, or frustration to compassion, knowledge, and understanding of the body’s wisdom.

  • Personal Growth External link

    Because you’re a sensitive soul who’s had to suppress certain emotions, we take our time building trust and rapport so we can get to the heavy stuff. I often hear, “Reaching out to you and seeking therapy were big steps for me.” I help clients not only identify what triggers their work stress, but also notice their body’s responses. I guide you through the process of getting in touch with your inner world and listening to what it has to tell you.

  • Historical Trauma External link

    You’ve had a sinking feeling for a long time that something happened somewhere in your lineage - whether it was your parents, your grandparents, or beyond - that has become a repetitive pattern. Maybe you’re typically a flexible or adaptable person, but you notice you feel sudden fear when you have to go somewhere that, for most other people, would be an “everyday” place to go. Maybe you’re typically a patient person who notices that you suddenly turn impatient and irritated with certain tasks.

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