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Before meeting her, I thought therapy was just talking. But with Tusqa, it became transformation. She helped me reconnect with the part of me I had forgotten.

I didn’t know where to begin, but Tusqa gently helped me untangle the mess inside my mind. Every session felt like coming home to myself.

When I felt like giving up on myself, she didn’t. Her belief in me carried me through the darkest weeks.

I used to be a hard person—someone who never cried. But in her presence, I found healing so deep that it moved me to tears. For the first time, I felt truly seen.

There might be times when I feel like no one will understand me—but I know if there's anyone who will always be there to listen and truly understand, it’s Tusqa Tarannum.

She never rushed my process. She stayed with me—present, grounded, kind—until I was ready to take my next step.

I used to feel like I was too much or not enough. Then she explained a formulation with me where I found myself and able to connect the dots. It just changed the way I see myself.

What I appreciated most was that she didn’t try to ‘fix’ me. She walked with me. That made all the difference.

She held space for my anger, my tears, and my silence. And somehow, I always felt seen—even when I had no words.

Her sessions were a turning point in my life. I still hear her reminders when I face tough moments. May Allah reward her.

I didn’t realize how much I needed to be heard until I met her. She gave me that gift, and I’ll always be grateful.

Every session felt like emotional unburdening from my back that I was holding for so long

Her presence was soft but powerful. She didn't push me—she patiently waited until I was ready to open up. And when I did, she held it all with grace.

I used to think therapy was just for when you're broken. But she showed me it's also for growth, for clarity, and for learning how to be kind to yourself.

There were things I couldn’t say to anyone—not even to myself. But with her, they came out like they were finally ready to be free.

It wasn’t therapy—it was a journey back to myself. I’ll always be grateful for her role in that.

When I had lost trust in psychologists in Bangladesh and gave myself one last chance, I found her—and it felt like magic. Unlike others, she didn’t pressure me to get married or have children. Instead, she offered a structured, respectful, and thoughtful approach that completely changed my perception of therapy.