Therapist in Princeton Junction, New Jersey Rima Majmundar, Therapist

Rima Majmundar, LAC, NCC, helps individuals and families in New Jersey navigate life’s challenges with warmth, clarity, and clinical insight. She works with children, adolescents, adults, and older adults, offering support through a variety of life stages and emotional experiences. Whether someone is struggling with depression, managing anxiety, or facing complex relational dynamics, Rima provides a compassionate and structured approach tailored to each person’s unique needs. Her work with diverse populations, including those in the LGBTQ+ community, individuals with developmental disabilities, and first responders, reflects her inclusive and affirming therapeutic philosophy. Rima is especially passionate about helping clients who are working through anxiety, depression, life transitions, and trauma. She also has a strong interest in supporting couples as they navigate relationship challenges, fostering open communication and deeper understanding. Her clinical approach integrates Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and mindfulness-based interventions, providing clients with both insight and practical tools. With experience in both outpatient and inpatient settings, Rima brings a broad understanding of mental health care to her sessions, supporting her clients with both empathy and expertise. Working with children and teens is another vital part of Rima’s practice. She offers therapy for school avoidance, ADHD, behavioral concerns, and emotional dysregulation. Her training in Parent-Child Interaction Therapy and parenting skills enhances her ability to support families in creating healthier dynamics at home. By focusing on developmental and emotional needs, Rima helps young people build confidence, emotional awareness, and resilience in the face of challenges. Rima speaks Hindi and Gujarati, which allows her to connect deeply with clients from South Asian backgrounds and other multicultural communities in New Jersey. As a first-generation Indian-American, she understands how culture, identity, and generational expectations can impact mental health. Her bicultural perspective brings richness and nuance to her work, helping clients feel seen and respected in every session. Outside of her clinical work, Rima enjoys creative and active pursuits. She finds joy in playing and listening to music, painting, pottery, and experimenting in the kitchen. A lifelong sports enthusiast, she enjoys watching games as much as being on the field herself. These hobbies reflect her belief in balance, self-expression, and the healing power of joy.