Intercultural Psychology
Depth-Oriented Psychotherapy for Meaningful, Lasting Change
Supporting professionals, creatives, immigrants, bicultural adults, and multicultural couples across the San Francisco Bay Area and all of California.
Bay Area psychologist Dr. Nadia Thalji
Healing through depth, empathy, and intercultural understanding.
Welcome. You’ve reached a place where your inner life matters.
I provide thoughtful, culturally responsive, depth-oriented psychotherapy for adults who are navigating emotional complexity, identity questions, and the pressures of modern life.
Many clients come to therapy seeking support with:
• Trauma and unresolved emotional pain
• Burnout, stress, and high-functioning overwhelm
• Questions of belonging and identity
• Relationship challenges, especially across cultures
You don’t have to navigate these experiences alone.
Therapy can be a grounding place to understand, integrate, and heal.“A tapestry of life we weave,
Where differences we all believe,
In unity, a world so grand,
Diversity's our promised land”.
Our Services
What Is Depth Psychology?
Depth psychology explores both your conscious experience and the deeper, often unconscious layers shaping your emotions, relationships, and choices.
Our work may include:
understanding inner narratives and patterns
exploring cultural influences on identity
somatic and emotional awareness
dreams, imagery, and symbolic meaning
early and intergenerational experiences
reconnecting with your inner wisdom
This approach is gentle and attuned — supporting transformation from within.
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Professionals & Leaders
Therapy for tech professionals, entrepreneurs, physicians, therapists, and creatives experiencing pressure, burnout, or identity shifts.
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Immigrants & Bicultural Adults
Support for navigating belonging, cultural identity, language, migration, and living between worlds.
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Multicultural Couples
Therapy to strengthen communication, navigate cultural differences, and build intimacy and understanding.
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Adults in Transition
Life changes, loss, creative blocks, relationship shifts, or moments calling for clarity and integration.
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Trauma & PTSD
A grounded, relational, somatic, and depth-oriented approach to healing unresolved pain and emotional wounds.
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Belonging & Identity
Culturally responsive therapy for those living between cultures or seeking a deeper sense of psychological home.
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Burnout & Stress
Support for high-performing adults navigating overwhelm, emotional fatigue, or career-related strain.
Serving the San Francisco Bay Area & All of California
I offer psychotherapy from Mill Valley to San Francisco, and statewide through secure telehealth.
Whether local or remote, your therapeutic space is held with presence, care, and cultural sensitivity.
Start With a Complimentary 15-Minute Consultation
If you’re curious about working together, I invite you to schedule a brief introductory call.
This is a gentle space to ask questions, explore your needs, and sense whether this is the right fit.
What Clients Are Saying
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“Working with Dr. Thalji helped me understand myself in ways I didn’t know were possible. I finally feel grounded and connected again.”
— A., Professional, San Francisco -
“As someone who immigrated to the U.S., I carried years of silent confusion. The depth and cultural understanding I found here helped me find my voice.”
— M., Immigrant, Bay Area -
“Dr. Thalji helped us navigate cultural differences with compassion and clarity. Our communication has completely transformed.”
— J. & L., Multicultural Couple
Professional Affiliations & Memberships
Professional Affiliations
California Board of Psychology — Licensed Psychologist
American Psychological Association (APA)
International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP) – depth psychology community
International Forum for Psychoanalytic Education (IFPE)
Antioch University — Adjunct Faculty, Depth Psychology & Spirituality
C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco
Sociedade Brasileira de Terapia Analitica Jungiana
Steering Committee- Equity, Belonging and Culture, Antioch University
UPCOMING EVENTS: GROUPS & WORKSHOPS
UPCOMING EVENTS: GROUPS & WORKSHOPS
March 3
Online (PST)
Finding Home Within: A Depth-Oriented Group for Immigrants & Bicultural Adults
A therapeutic space to explore cultural identity, belonging, loss, and connection.
New cohorts opening throughout the year.
Cohort A
Start Date: Tuesday, March 3, 2026
Time: 6:00–7:30 PM**
Duration: 6 weeks
Dates:
Mar 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 • Apr 7
March 8
Online (PST)
Dream Constellations Workshop
An experiential gathering for exploring dreams as portals to inner guidance.
Sunday, March 8, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM–1:00 PM (PST)
March
Online (PST)
Couples Communication Workshop
A depth-informed introduction to navigating conflict, intimacy, and cultural narratives.
Depth-oriented, culturally sensitive
Option A — Saturday Workshop
Date: Saturday, March 7, 2026
Time: 11:00 AM–12:30 PM (PST)
Option B — Two-Part Evening Series
Dates:
Thursdays, March 5 and March 12, 2026
Time: 6:30–8:00 PM (PST)
Option C — Sunday Late Morning
Date: Sunday, May 3, 2026
Time: 11:00 AM–12:30 PM (PST)
💠 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
Quick Links:
🔗 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.
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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.