About

The genesis of the kitchen doc…

My name is Amira Rajput and how The Kitchen Doc came into fruition is a long story. A little personal information about myself, letting youI know “I know what I know” is not just based on much formal education and lots of trauma certifications from top-trauma experts, but through long personal struggles, battles, injustice and a long trauma history, I turned to God to help me when mainstream medicine and pop psychology failed.

I had Complex PTSD, TBI and suffered from a very wicked eating disorder for 20 years from domestic violence. I endured being hit by a bus from a driver who ran a red light. That night the doctor told my mother I wouldn’t likely survive. From that came a Traumatic Brain injury, three pneumothorax surgeries, and re-learning how to eat-walk-bathe and talk for Broca’s Aphasia came about.

I triumphed against all odds having to navigate our broken, fragmented healthcare system by myself which was a feat in itself. I’m thankful to all the holistic healthcare providers who utilized alternative medicine treatments (i.e. acupuncture, cranial sacral therapy, Neurofeedback, Naturopathic Medicine, theophostic ministry) to help me survive during horrible times. My journey also required seeing an amazing Christian trauma therapist which was a huge game changer.

On the other side, my passion is to change the way and how healthcare is performed by helping people from a somatic person-centered approach, addressing humanity by integrating soul (mind, will, emotions), body and spirit. I merge Kingdom concepts and principles with evidence-based, innovative modalities to treat not just “mental health” for the mind/soul, body and spirit cannot be separated, for they are a unified whole.

I specialize in treating both individuals (expertise: Leaders, Lawyers, Arts/Entertainment Industry Professionals, Healthcare Providers, Psychotherapists) but healthcare systems.