"I know what it's like to sit in a therapy room and feel like your whole world needs translating. I built this practice so no one has to feel that way."
As a South Asian woman and 1.5-generation immigrant, I bring both professional training and lived understanding to everything I do. I know the weight of family expectations, the exhaustion of code-switching, the particular loneliness of feeling caught between cultures, and the particular pressure of being the often the first to seek help, the first to say out loud that something isn't okay. That personal experience is not separate from my clinical work — it's central to it.
I'm drawn to the relational side of therapy, to the space between people, and what happens there. I believe that many of the patterns that drain us most were actually adaptations that made sense at some point; the people-pleasing, the over-functioning, the shrinking. In our work together, we try to slow down enough to understand where those patterns came from and begin to build a different narrative.
My approach brings together Interpersonal Process Approach alongside Relational-Cultural and Cognitive Behavioral therapies at its foundation, while integrating other modalities based on your unique needs and goals — including Motivational Interviewing, Internal Family Systems, and Solution-Focused approaches. In practice, that just means the work is collaborative, relational, and tailored to support meaningful growth, healing, and self-understanding. I meet you where you are and use what actually helps. My approach is collaborative, relational, and tailored to support meaningful growth, healing, and self-understanding.

I hold a PsyD in Clinical Psychology from the University of Indianapolis, and my practicum training experiences through the program gave me a strong clinical foundation and an early grounding in cross-cultural perspectives. My doctoral internship was completed at Georgia State University Counseling Center, and postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Texas at Dallas Counseling Center, both experiences that deepened my clinical skills and my interest in and commitment to working with diverse, underserved populations.
Over the course of nine years spanning from practicum training to post-licensure practice, I have worked across a range of settings including community mental health, university counseling centers, and private practice. In addition to my clinical work (therapy and testing), I have provided supervision to practicum therapists and doctoral interns — work I find deeply meaningful. Supporting the next generation of clinicians, particularly those from marginalized backgrounds or working with diverse communities is a way for me to honor my own professional journey, roots and mentors and advisors who invested in me both professionally and personally.
I am a licensed psychologist in Texas and an active member of the American Psychological Association. I remain committed to ongoing training and consultation to ensure my practice stays current, culturally informed, and grounded in the best available evidence.
I speak English, Bengali, Hindi and Urdu.



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