I’m Nina Randolph, AMFT, a therapist who believes healing begins when we reconnect with the wisdom of our bodies, our intuition, and our authentic selves. Drawing from my experience working with survivors of sexual assault, teenagers, families, and couples, I help clients navigate trauma, identity, relationships, life transitions and generally feeling lost with curiosity, compassion, and empathy.

My work is grounded in Jungian depth psychology and somatic therapy, with an integrative, trauma-informed approach that honors the relationship between the mind, body, relationships, and the larger systems that shape our lives. I create a warm, collaborative space where clients can explore the deeper patterns underlying their struggles, cultivate greater self-trust, and move toward lasting change.

In addition to therapy, I offer workshops and speaking engagements on sexuality, embodiment, boundaries, and relational well-being, creating spaces where honest conversation can foster greater agency, connection, and healing.