Rohama Kabeer | Shanti Psychotherapy Group

Meet Rohama Kabeer

Registered Psychotherapist

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She/Her

Growing up in different places and being an international student, I have always been interested in adventure and immersing myself in new experiences. Through the challenges of isolation, homesickness, and getting used to the cold, what has stayed constant is my passion and strength. My lived experience supports being able to look at both practical and emotional ways of changing, acculturating or managing changes in relationships that are natural. 

The work we do together in therapy to build strength is the same work that I have done with myself and with the people around me. My natural passion for supporting the people in my life has translated into a career that gives me immense joy. I believe that allows me to support, empathize, walk alongside you with compassion and create a space where we can go through the good and bad together. 

I am a Registered Psychotherapist. I utilize a person-centred approach, integrating tools from mindfulness, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT), internal family systems (IFS), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), and various other modalities based on my client’s needs. I specialize in working with teens and their parents in a way that integrates change and stronger relationships both socially and family-wise. 

In addition, I work with individuals and young adults on a variety of mental health concerns such as anxiety, attachment issues, depression, stress, relationships and family conflicts, with an added specialization in neurodivergence and ADHD. I deeply understand what navigating, ADHD, anxiety, and relationship issues can look and feel like. I can support you with a variety of mental health concerns while making sure you feel safe and comfortable in the space we share. 

As a South-Asian woman trying to find her own place in Canada, I can empathize with our shared societal, cultural and familial values, while also recognizing the balance and effort it takes to find our own place here. In our sessions, you will experience a safe and collaborative environment, where together we can explore what might be bringing you challenges – new or old. 

If you feel we may be a good match to work together for a better and healthier future for you, please reach out to book a no-charge 20-minute consultation.

Not every relationship that starts with connection ends in safety.Toxic relationships often develop slowly — through patterns that create confusion, self-doubt, and emotional exhaustion. Over time, you may find yourself questioning your feelings, minimizing your needs, or walking on eggshells.Recognizing these patterns is the first step.�Healing takes time, support, and self-compassion.
You deserve relationships that feel safe, respectful, and steady.If you’re navigating the impact of a toxic relationship, therapy can help you rebuild your sense of self and move forward with clarity.#toxicrelationships #mentalhealthawareness #therapy #healingjourney #selfworth boundaries emotionalwellbeing

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“Narcissism” is a word we hear often — but it’s more than confidence or a big ego.
Narcissistic patterns can include manipulation, lack of accountability, and a strong need for admiration, often leaving others feeling confused, invalidated, or emotionally drained.Understanding these dynamics can help you recognize what’s happening and begin to set healthier boundaries.
You are allowed to protect your well-being.If you’re struggling in a relationship impacted by these patterns, therapy can provide support, clarity, and tools to move forward.Learn more on our website, in a blog post by Registered Psychotherapist Rashmi Kumar!#narcissism #mentalhealth #therapy #boundaries selfawareness healing emotionalhealth psychotherapy

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Are you 14–24 years old, based in Toronto, and ready for real conversations about sexual and reproductive health?
Join us at the Sexual & Reproductive Health (SRH) Youth Summit, hosted by Our Kids’ Health Network, on March 29, 2026.
This full-day, in-person event will bring together youth, healthcare professionals, and community organizations for interactive workshops and discussions focused on evidence-based sexual and reproductive health education. You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions, challenge myths, and connect with trusted experts and organizations through engaging community booths.
✨This summit centers youth voices, credible information, and creating space for honest and respectful dialogue. This is a free event, and lunch will be provided. Attendees will also receive a digital certificate of attendance. Don’t miss this opportunity!
Event details:
📅 March 29, 2026
🕘 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
📍 Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute, Toronto
🎟️ Cost: FREE (a $10 gift card will be provided to support local transportation)
👥 Who: Youth ages 14–24
👉 Register by March 15 using the QR code or the following link: https://lnkd.in/esmqdPZk
👉 For more information about the event: https://bit.ly/srhinfo
Know someone who should attend? Please share this post!
#SRHYouthSummit #OurKidsHealth #YouthHealth #SexualHealth #YouthEngagement

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Sitting with feelings, especially difficult ones, is a hard but important skill. Tolerating and soothing difficult feelings until they pass is an important skill that for most people is not taught or modeled well in our society that tends to avoid intense feelings. 💪🏽This ability bolsters our other skills of practicing grace, processing our emotions and allowing ourselves to move forwards towards the goals and life we want to curate. It’s important to explore and be curious about the emotions we are experiencing, to recognize what they are, to allow yourself to feel them. All emotions can be observed and supported with compassion until the feelings lesson.✨#emotionfocusedtherapy #therapytoronto #therapiststoronto #southasiantherapist #

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a little tour of our etobicoke space ✨
this is where anhad and our team of therapists work with teens, adults, couples, and families.

we support adhd, ocd, mood challenges, relationship concerns, and mental health struggles — in a space designed to feel calm, safe, and welcoming.#etobicoke #therapyspace #mentalhealthsupport #adhdsupport #ocdsupport

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