Deepti Ramaswamy
Trauma-Focused Psychotherapist
Supervisor & Researcher
UK & International
I help people tell better stories about themselves — stories that are more honest, more compassionate, and more truly their own.
Most people come to therapy carrying something that has been there for a long time. A sense of not quite fitting. A feeling that the past is still running the present in ways that are hard to name or shake. A life that looks fine from the outside but feels quietly different on the inside.
Whatever has brought you here, whether it is something you can name clearly or something that simply does not feel right, you do not need to have it worked out before you reach out.
Through trauma-focused psychotherapy, EMDR, and reflective supervision, I work online with people worldwide — whether you are seeking therapy for yourself, support for your practice, or a space to think about demanding work. This includes people living and working across cultures, in international and humanitarian contexts, and in roles that carry significant psychological weight.
Curious. Kind. Honest. Compassionate. Collaborative.
Grounded in psychological research and extensive clinical experience, my work spans private therapy, clinical supervision, and reflective support for those doing difficult human work in the world.
My Practice
Individual Therapy
I offer private trauma-focused psychotherapy and EMDR therapy for adults and professionals who are struggling with the effects of trauma, prolonged stress, burnout, life transitions, and long-standing emotional patterns.
Many of the people I work with are thoughtful, capable individuals whose lives look functional from the outside, but who feel internally overwhelmed, stuck, or disconnected from themselves.
My approach is careful, relational, and grounded in both clinical practice and psychological research. I work collaboratively, at a pace that respects your history, your nervous system, and the life you are living now.
Supervision & Professional Support
I provide trauma-informed supervision and reflective professional support for clinicians, psychologists, humanitarian workers, mediators, and those working in emotionally demanding or trauma-adjacent roles.
This work offers a steady space to reflect on complex cases, emotional load, ethical tensions, and the impact of working closely with human suffering.
Alongside supervision, I offer individual and group spaces focused on psychological sustainability, supporting people to remain grounded, connected, and well, inside work that is often intense, demanding, and morally complex.
Dialogue, Research & Social Repair
Alongside my clinical and supervisory work, I am a practitioner–researcher working at the intersection of trauma, narrative, identity, and social fracture.
My research and applied work explore how personal and collective histories shape behaviour, belonging, and the possibilities for change, particularly in contexts of conflict, polarisation, reintegration, and social repair.
This work informs dialogue processes, advisory roles, and collaborative projects with organisations and communities working in complex social, humanitarian, and post-conflict contexts.
