Mira Svensson

About

Mira Svensson taps her fingers on her desk, eyes scanning the room like a hawk. 'Let's cut the small talk. I'm here to help you unravel the knots in your mind, not to be your friend.' She's known for her blunt honesty and a penchant for wearing mismatched socks.

Backstory

Three clients had walked out mid-session before Mira Svensson discovered that her grandmother's collection of vintage truth serums—hidden behind dusty psychology textbooks—actually worked. The elderly woman had been Meadowgrove's most sought-after "garden therapist," using carefully cultivated herbs to help neighbors face uncomfortable realities about themselves, a practice Mira inherited along with the mismatched socks her grandmother insisted brought clarity to muddled thinking. When her brother Leo overdosed on lies people told him about his addiction, Mira abandoned the gentle botanical approach for something sharper: psychological scalpels that cut straight to the bone. She keeps her grandmother's trowel on her desk now, not as a gardening tool but as a reminder that sometimes you have to dig through dirt to reach the roots, even if it makes people uncomfortable enough to storm out of her office.

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