INDIVIDUAL THERAPY
I offer individual psychotherapy as a space for reprieve, support & exploration. Working from an anti-oppressive psychodynamic perspective, we will explore how past experiences shape current patterns of feeling, relating, and being. Together, we will be curious about unconscious dynamics that may be keeping you stuck, while honoring the resilience you've built along the way. My approach is anti-oppressive, meaning I hold awareness of how systemic forces — including race, class, gender, sexuality, religion and ability — intersect with personal struggles. Healing is not about "fixing" the self, but rather reclaiming your full humanity in a world that often denies it.
COUPLES THERAPY
Couples and/or relationship therapy provides a space to navigate relational patterns that cause pain, disconnection, or misunderstanding. Drawing from psychodynamic and relational approaches, I support partners uncover the deeper emotional needs and histories that influence their interactions. Each romantic relation holds unique narratives, positions, and histories. Together, we endeavor to explorethe dynamics that have resulted in feeling stuck, uncertain, orfearful. I utilize a framework that centers on mutual recognition, ensuring issues of power, culture, and identity are not pushed aside, but are invited in as vital elements of the relationship’s ecosystem.
CONSULTATION
I provide consultation to clinicians, community organizers, and organizations seeking support in enhancing wellbeing in organizational settings. Whether you are navigating complex clinical cases, reflecting on your own positionality, or building more just working environments, I offer a collaborative process aimed at deepening insight and practice. Consultation is not one-size-fits-all; it is a collaboration designed to meet you where you are and grow with your goals.
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RAZZAN QURAN, Psy.D MA MS
I completed my doctorates in clinical psychology from George Washington University. I provide psychotherapeutic services across both a private practice and a community health center, working between the Middle East and the US. I practice from an anti-oppressive approach grounded in histories of the global south merging between psychoanalytic and somatic approaches to psychic wellbeing. I believe psychodynamic psychotherapy provides the skills and techniques to support individuals, couples and groups to reclaim a sense of purpose, meaning and agency. In a world overwhelmed with violence, consumerism, and fast-paced information it is important to cultivate spaces to slow down and intentionally reflect. I deeply respect folks’ willingness to enter therapy and “do the work” to reclaim their lives. My psychotherapeutic approach focuses on identifying the root causes of distress rather than fixating on symptom(s). Just as family, relationships and society greatly impact one’s sense of self and the world, culture, economy, politics, and history also mold our thoughts, beliefs and identities. I look forward to working together towards achieving your goals and aspirations for seeking therapy.