Hello — I'm Asim.
Asim Rafiqui is an independent photographer, writer, researcher, and educator from Karachi. Since 2003, he has worked across Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Americas, focusing on justice, conflict, labour, and political violence. His work has appeared in Newsweek, Time, Harper’s, and National Geographic France. He has received Open Society, Magnum Foundation, Fulbright, and Aftermath grants, and co-founded The Polis Project. He also founded R.A.D.I.O., a visual media research and documentary practice programme in Lahore.
Three things I hold to.
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Client-centered
You set the pace and the agenda — my role is to listen deeply and guide, never to judge.
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Evidence-based
I draw on approaches with strong research behind them, tailored to what fits you.
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Private by design
What you share stays between us. Sessions are online, discreet, and secure.
How I work.
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Talk therapy
Open conversation to explore what's on your mind and where it comes from.
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Cognitive behavioural therapy
Practical tools for noticing and reshaping unhelpful thought patterns.
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Mindfulness
Grounding techniques you can carry into everyday life.
What I can help with
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Anxiety
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
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Relationships & Family
If any of this sounds like you, let's talk.
You don't need the right words or a clear reason to reach out. Book a first session and we'll take it from there.