Cameron Eshgh, LMHC-D
About Cameron
Cameron Eshgh is the founder of Peace Love Wellness and a psychotherapist offering relational, trauma-informed therapy for adults and couples across New York.
His work is especially well suited for thoughtful, self-aware people who may already understand a great deal about themselves and still feel stuck in anxiety, overwhelm, disconnection, relationship strain, or patterns that keep repeating.
Especially attuned to
- Anxiety, overwhelm, and burnout
- Trauma and attachment wounds
- Relationship strain and repeating relational patterns
- Identity-related concerns and self-trust
- LGBTQIA+ affirming care
- Poly/ENM and nontraditional relationship structures
Who Cameron works with
Cameron works with adults and couples seeking therapy that goes deeper than symptom relief alone. Clients often come in for support with anxiety, trauma, burnout, attachment wounds, identity concerns, emotional overwhelm, relationship difficulties, and long-standing patterns that no longer fit.
His practice is especially resonant for people who want therapy that feels emotionally honest, relationally engaged, and genuinely transformative without losing groundedness.
Cameron's approach
Cameron's work is relational, trauma-informed, and integrative. He pays close attention to the emotional patterns, protective strategies, and relationship dynamics shaping the present, while helping clients build greater clarity, steadiness, and freedom over time.
Therapy with Cameron may include attention to:
- attachment and relational patterns
- trauma responses and nervous system stress
- anxiety, overwhelm, and emotional blocks
- identity, meaning, and self-trust
- self-compassion, agency, and change that feels lived rather than merely understood
In addition to his clinical work, Cameron helps shape the practice through supervision, mentorship, and a commitment to ethical, relational care.
A space for depth, complexity, and affirmation
Cameron offers identity-affirming care and works from a perspective that honors complexity rather than reducing people to a diagnosis or label.
His work may be especially meaningful for clients who are queer, nonbinary, poly/ENM, culturally complex, or otherwise looking for a therapist who can hold identity, relationship structure, and lived experience with nuance and care.
What this work can support
Over time, therapy with Cameron may help you:
- understand your patterns with more compassion
- feel less ruled by anxiety, burnout, or emotional overwhelm
- deepen trust in yourself and your relationships
- shift long-standing cycles that no longer fit
- move through life with more steadiness, choice, and connection
Personal note
Cameron's work is especially meaningful for clients who want therapy that feels both deeply reflective and grounded in real-life change.
How to get started
We help match clients based on fit, insurance, availability, and the kind of support they are seeking.
Ready to begin?
If you are looking for therapy in New York that feels relational, trauma-informed, identity-affirming, and grounded in meaningful change, Cameron may be a strong fit.