- Practical skills focus
- Warm listening style
- Works with trauma
About Naja
Naja Druva is a licensed professional clinical counselor practicing in New Mexico with nine years of experience. She focuses on helping people manage depression, anxiety, stress, grief, and trauma. Her style is down-to-earth and warm, with room for humor and honesty during sessions.
She emphasizes personal connection and listening first. Sessions are practical and skills-focused when needed. Naja draws on approaches that help people understand attachment patterns, build emotional regulation skills, and process difficult memories.
Clients can expect a mix of steady, accepting presence and concrete tools. Naja uses mindfulness exercises to settle the nervous system and DBT-informed skills to improve distress tolerance and emotion regulation. She adapts her pacing to each person and works at a practical, everyday level.
Her background includes nine years of professional counseling experience and licensure as an LPCC in New Mexico. That experience includes supporting people through relationship strain, parenting stress, identity questions, and the aftermath of abuse or loss.
Naja aims to help people notice old patterns and try small changes that add up over time. She invites people to bring what matters to them and to work together on realistic steps. Her manner is direct but compassionate, with room for levity when it helps.
She emphasizes personal connection and listening first. Sessions are practical and skills-focused when needed. Naja draws on approaches that help people understand attachment patterns, build emotional regulation skills, and process difficult memories.
Clients can expect a mix of steady, accepting presence and concrete tools. Naja uses mindfulness exercises to settle the nervous system and DBT-informed skills to improve distress tolerance and emotion regulation. She adapts her pacing to each person and works at a practical, everyday level.
Her background includes nine years of professional counseling experience and licensure as an LPCC in New Mexico. That experience includes supporting people through relationship strain, parenting stress, identity questions, and the aftermath of abuse or loss.
Naja aims to help people notice old patterns and try small changes that add up over time. She invites people to bring what matters to them and to work together on realistic steps. Her manner is direct but compassionate, with room for levity when it helps.
This summary is based on the profile information listed on BetterHelp.