Indhushree Rajan

Dr. Rajan has spent over 20 years working with child, adolescent, and adult survivors of physical, sexual, and psychological trauma, in diverse cultural and socio-economic communities in California. She is an internationally published author and has written and spoken worldwide on the topics including human trafficking, modern day sexual slavery, issues impacting immigrant populations, intersectionality and identity, postcoloniality, diaspora, and the marginalized feminine. For the past 10 years, Dr. Rajan has been doing research and clinical work with sex trafficking survivors in California and India. In 2008 Dr Rajan founded Project Satori and has since been working to realize its mission to provide comprehensive mental health care to survivors of human trafficking and their families, in and around Los Angeles; to promote education and advocacy around the global human trafficking crisis, both domestically and abroad; and to offer psychoeducational training services about human trafficking prevention and treatment in California, and through global partner programs worldwide. In addition, Dr. Rajan currently works with adult, adolescent, and child survivors of trauma, in private practice in Beverly Hills, CA.