Rajan Christian , LMFT

Rajan Christian is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) who works primarily with adolescents, young adults, professionals, couples, and families. He focuses on relational concerns and family conflicts as well as individual struggles such as depression, suicidality, underachievement, difficulty launching into adult roles, and a pervasive sense of lacking meaning or purpose.

He brings experience from both non-profit and for-profit settings and has provided care in outpatient and inpatient contexts. His background includes roles with non-profit organizations, county behavioral health departments, school districts, and privately owned for-profit corporations, giving him a broad perspective on systems that affect clients and families.

Rajan is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and trauma resiliency approaches, and he spent several years on a crisis response team working directly with suicidal adolescents and adults. His clinical approach integrates these trauma-focused skills with relational and developmental understanding to support clients through acute crises and longer-term healing.

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