Nitin Khanna | LPC

Nitin Khanna is a dedicated therapist at Let’sTalk! Counseling who works with individuals, couples, and families. He has a special focus on trauma, addiction, and relationship concerns, and is currently advancing his training in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) to better support clients healing from painful experiences.

Before becoming a therapist, Nitin spent many years in a successful software engineering career. His decision to move into counseling grew out of a desire to do work that directly changes people’s lives. That blend of analytical problem-solving and deep care for people now shapes his clinical style—steady, thoughtful, and focused on real change.

As an Indian American, Nitin understands the unique pressures and expectations many immigrant families face, including cultural stigma around mental health, generational conflict, and identity struggles. He offers culturally sensitive counseling and pays close attention to each client’s background, values, and story so they feel seen, respected, and understood.

Nitin’s personal life experiences are at the heart of his work. He knows what it is like to walk through hardship and come out the other side with a clearer sense of purpose. In session, he brings a calm, grounded presence and creates a space where clients can talk honestly about depression, anxiety, addiction, and relationship struggles without fear of judgment.

Whether someone is working through past trauma, rebuilding trust in a relationship, or trying to break free from addictive patterns, Nitin is committed to walking alongside them. He helps clients explore their emotions, understand the roots of their pain, and build healthier ways of coping and connecting. His goal is not only symptom relief, but a deeper sense of wholeness and joy.

Nitin believes that seeking help is an act of courage, not weakness. He is honored to support clients as they transform their pain into growth, rediscover their true selves, and create lives that feel more peaceful, connected, and meaningful.