Kevin Nahai

Therapist, Life Coach, and Couples Counselor

Kevin Nahai is a renowned life and relationship coach based in Beverly Hills, California. For over five years, he has helped individuals and couples transform their relationships, strengthen their communication, and create deeper fulfillment in their daily lives. Drawing from certifications in relationship counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, and neuro-linguistic programming, Kevin blends evidence-based techniques with a compassionate, results-oriented approach. His insights have reached thousands through Nobody Listens to Kevin, his popular podcast known for translating complex psychological principles into relatable, actionable guidance. A graduate of the University of Southern California, Kevin holds both a bachelor’s degree in Communication and Media Studies and a master’s degree in Social Entrepreneurship. He is currently pursuing his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, continuing his mission to bridge the gap between emotional awareness and practical growth.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Communication, University of Southern California
Master of Science, Social Entrepreneurship, University of Southern California

Professional Achievements

Built a thriving private practice for individuals and couples, both in-person and via Telehealth, over the past 6 years
Unique approach and insights have reached global audiences through appearances on several of Spotify’s top podcasts, including We Met At Acme and Excuse My Grandma
Delivered keynote speeches at prestigious institutions and venues such as USC, UCLA, Four Seasons Hotels, and TEDx
Personally coached 93 individuals to go from being single to becoming engaged, married, or thriving in healthy relationships—a testament to his unique ability to combine psychological depth with practical guidance

Favorite Piece of Advice

Human beings are born and bred to attach. Dependency in adult relationships is not a preference or a choice; it is a psychological, physiological, and evolutionary necessity.

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Co-authored Articles (4)

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How to

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