I am currently re-evaluating my alignment to the traditional frameworks of psychotherapy and private practice and therefore I am not accepting new clients at this time. (Updated Jan 1, 2023).

The dominant culture often overcomplicates our healing from the wounds given to us by that culture. Often times our community members already know what they need to heal. Most communities are filled with leaders that offer culturally responsive healing spaces. As both a facilitator and a strategic connector I am passionate about accumulating adequate resources to increase the accessibility of local healers in their own communities. These offerings break down the barriers between givers and receivers of care.

I have experience holding virtual and in-person spaces for the following generalized communities: LGBTQIAA+ folks, South Asian-Americans and Indian-Americans, organizers and activists, educators, First-generation Americans, and “BIPOC” folks. I do not show up as a therapist or keeper of knowledge. I do my best to participate as a peer and I encourage the ongoing co-creation of our shared space. I am presently focused on creating offerings for the South Asian diaspora and welcome collaboration with other South Asian facilitators!

Overhauling hierarchical, imperial, capitalist systems is a daunting task. When done well and from a place of care, the process can bring up experiences of cognitive dissonance and feelings of inadequacy, obstinance, shame, and guilt. I work with leadership teams of varying sizes and structures to fully receive feedback from others, internalize themes, redress harm, support member healing, make cultural shifts, and strengthen professional community.