Meet Anjali
Meet Anjali
Anjali Gaddam, LCSW
they/them
Waitlisted
Anjali offers a creative, celebratory, and imaginative space grounded in the belief that art-making, storytelling, and pleasure can be vital parts of personal and collective healing. Their work centers queer and trans neurodivergent survivorship, while welcoming people interested in exploring identity, relationships, creativity, and new possibilities for their lives.
Queer & Trans Clients • Neurodivergent & Disabled Folks • Queer Youth • Immigrants • Polyamory & ENM • Creatives
I prefer to co-create the therapeutic environment with each client, highlighting strengths, skills, and beliefs to make a rich container.
I hope therapy can be more than a place focused solely on problems or what isn't working for you. I'm interested in making room for imagination, creativity, and the knowledge you already carry about yourself and your life.
Together, we might explore not only what you want relief from, but what you want to move toward—the relationships, identities, communities, pleasures, and possibilities you want to have more of in your life.
Exploring Queer & Trans Identity • Understanding Your Neurodivergence • Your Relationship with Disability • Survivorship • Immigration & Cultural Identity • Exploring Polyamory & ENM • Creativity • Pleasure & Joy • Building Relationships & Community
I'm grounded in the Narrative worldview and interested in the stories people carry about themselves, where those stories come from, and whose ideas have been given the most authority in shaping them.
My practice weaves Narrative Therapy with somatic, ancestral, and abolitionist traditions. I'm interested in how our experiences are shaped by our bodies, families, ancestors, communities, and larger systems—and in questioning ideas that locate problems solely within individuals.
I approach this work with curiosity about the stories and possibilities that may have been overlooked. My hope is to support people in developing richer understandings of themselves that make room for what they value and prefer.
I'm a queer, neurodivergent South Indian social worker and therapist. I received my Master of Social Work from Boston College School of Social Work.
I like to incorporate art-making, somatics, and spirituality per the comfort and preference of the client. I am interested in partnering with my clients to create a space that honors grief and humor with equal weight. I like to bring in the natural world and encourage you to come as you are (as I will be!). I'm devoted to celebratory, imaginative, and radical approaches to care and healing.
Clients: Individuals & Couples
Format: Virtual Therapy
Location: Massachusetts
Approach: Narrative Therapy, Somatic, Ancestral, Abolitionist
Availability: Accepting New Clients
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