Hello! My name is Natasha Moonka. I am second-generation Indian American who grew up in Albuquerque, New Mexico and have lived across the US before calling Seattle my home. After over a decade working at big Tech companies (Google, Expedia, Realtor.com, etc.), and struggling with perfectionist driven burnout, anxiety and depression, I realized I found more fulfillment and passion in learning and teaching others about mental health. My dual identity as an Indian American led me to explore cultural identity issues and family dynamics to heal my own childhood wounds and solidify my own values and identity in the pursuit of peace. I would love to help you start to do the same and am honored to help provide representation for underserved populations in the field of mental health. I believe the families we come from, the community we are raised in and the cultural influence that surround us all matter in creating our sense of self. My style is warm and approachable but direct. I integrate solutions focused skills to help you find short-term relief while we work through and explore deeper beliefs and challenges to improve your quality of life. I believe this approach helps you create both immediate as well as lasting change. My Approach I specialize in addressing a range of issues including bi-cultural family of origin dynamics, immigrant identity issues, perfectionism, burnout, work/life balance, complex and childhood trauma, and racial trauma and identity exploration. My therapeutic approach integrates Narrative Therapy and Relational Cultural Theory with Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), maintaining a strong commitment to racial justice and culturally informed therapy. I am particularly passionate about serving marginalized individuals who often lack representation in the mental health field. Together, we can navigate these challenges, fostering healing and personal growth in a supportive and understanding environment.