Her therapy style is compassionate, collaborative, and grounded. Dr. Haghighi provides structure when it’s helpful and flexibility when it’s needed, creating a space where clients feel safe, respected, and genuinely heard. She believes healing begins with presence and deep listening, guided by the wisdom of James 1:19: “Be quick to listen, slow to speak…”
For many clients, faith is an important part of identity and growth. Because each person’s relationship with God is unique, Dr. Haghighi takes a client-led approach to integrating faith into therapy. This may include drawing on spiritual strengths, exploring meaning, addressing faith-related stress, or incorporating prayer and Scripture when desired.
Her hope is that clients experience therapy as both a soft place to land and a steady push forward—leaving with greater self-understanding, practical tools for everyday life, and renewed confidence in their ability to face what lies ahead.