Dhatri Erriboyina
Graduate Student Therapist
As a first-generation South Asian woman, my experiences with culture and identity have shaped the ways in which I connect with my clients, leading with warmth, compassion, and a down-to-earth approach while fostering an inclusive and validating space. I believe healing begins from a holistic perspective where we explore how different aspects of life, such as the self, family, and broader community, can shape how we feel and experience the world. Additionally, I value a strengths-based and solution-oriented approach, tailoring my work to the individual and meeting clients where they’re at.
At UW-Madison, I completed a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with certificates in Gender & Women’s Studies and Health & the Humanities, and am currently pursuing my Masters of Education in Community Counseling at Loyola Chicago. I work with adults and adolescents with clinical interests in mental health and well-being, stress, cultural identity, first-gen/immigrant experiences, life transitions, and health-related experiences. In my free time, I enjoy taking long walks along the lakefront, practicing my latte art, enjoying outdoor EDM festivals, and hanging with my cat, Mother Goose!