Being a mother is my most important role, and a close second is my dedication to supporting women through the many transitions of womanhood and motherhood. My passion is shaped by both professional training and lived experience, including IVF survivorship, miscarriage, an unexpected NICU stay, a challenging postpartum period, and raising two elementary-aged children.

I bring a deep understanding of the emotional, physical, and identity shifts that accompany pregnancy, postpartum, parenting, perimenopause, and menopause. My clinical work also includes supporting women navigating complex maternal relationships and early attachment experiences shaped by past trauma, which have deeply informed my therapeutic approach.

I also recognize that many of us are balancing expectations for what life “should” look like with the realities of consistently evolving roles, responsibilities, and a changing world. Supporting clients in setting realistic, flexible goals amidst this ongoing evolution is a central part of my work.

As a first-generation Indian American woman, I understand the complexities of balancing cultural expectations within Western systems. My work is grounded in compassion, insight, and practical tools that support healing, growth, and self-trust. If you are seeking support during a time of transition, I would be honored to walk alongside you.