About me

Are you a 1st or 2nd generation South or East Asian woman navigating anxiety, self-doubt, identity, or relationship challenges? Do you feel overwhelmed balancing work, family, and cultural expectations? Are you struggling with confidence, setting boundaries, or healing from past trauma? Maybe you’re managing marriage, partnership, or family dynamics that feel complicated. Whether you’re in your 20s, 30s, or beyond—juggling career, motherhood, or infertility—being a woman today is hard. You don’t have to go through it alone. Support, understanding, and guidance are here when you need them. You deserve to feel heard and supported.

 

Seeking therapy is one of the best investments in your happiness and well-being. In a supportive, nonjudgmental space, we help you navigate anxiety, depression, and feeling “stuck.” Our approach combines CBT, DBT, ACT, EMDR, holistic, and mindfulness techniques. Visit our website to learn more about our therapists and find the right support for your journey.
It may be your 1st or 2nd time therapy and are not sure if it’s the right fit. Our therapists identify as 1st and 2nd generation immigrant individuals. We help South and East Asian find themselves by providing a safe place to process thoughts, feelings, behaviors and learn the right coping tools to help you rise to your highest potential. Together, we rise.

Qualifications & Practice Details

License Number: 37PC00604500

License State/Territory: New Jersey

Years in Practice: 11

Additional Credentials:

Featured in ELLE, NJ Spotlight News, Canvas Rebel, Rescripted

Insurance Plans: Horizon BCBS, United Healthcare, Optum, Oxford (select therapists), Out of Network, Reduced Fee Options

Prescribe Medication: No

Practical Details

Languages
Hindi
Urdu
Gujrati
English
Other
Types of Clients
Young People
Adults
Couples
Families
Groups
Session Types
Online
Phone
Specialities

South Asian Women's Issues

EMDR Trauma Therapy

Marriage and Couples Counseling

Life Transitions

Infertility, Perinatal, Postpartum, Motherhood

Grief and Loss

Relationship Conflicts