Sapira Cahana is a therapist who is curious about wisdom traditions, philosophy, and many other sources of knowledge. With a background in international development and human rights, ritual, and theory, deep compassion and justice lie at the core of her therapeutic practice. Sapira’s therapeutic aspirations extend from within the ordinary into the abyss of human experience; she seeks to unravel the complexities and find meaning through collaborative meaning-making.

Sapira knows that there are two in the therapeutic room. By using the therapeutic relationship as another source of wisdom, the path to relational healing can be reimagined and catalyzed to the relations beyond. Specializing in Disability, Caregiving, and Aging, therapy is time suspended outside of daily life that you can use to take respite, revise, expound, and explore. Whether you have been longing for the time outside of daily routines and tasks to re-experience the possibility of change or seek novel ways of Being, you do not have to explore and heal alone.