Disclosure This directory includes providers who work in various areas of mental health and offer a range of treatment approaches and services. Services vary by provider and are offered within each provider’s training, licensure, certification, and professional scope of practice. Inclusion in this directory does not constitute an endorsement or guarantee by SAMHIN of the services.
I’m a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist offering virtual therapy to clients in Florida, New Jersey, and Texas. I specialize in supporting South Asian individuals and couples navigating identity, high-functioning anxiety, trauma, family dynamics, and major life transitions. My background includes work in psychiatric care and substance abuse treatment, and I offer therapy through a culturally sensitive, trauma-informed lens.
In addition to talk therapy, I’m certified in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART)—a gentle and effective technique for healing trauma and anxiety by using eye movements to help the brain process painful memories without having to talk about them in detail. It’s similar to EMDR and can bring relief in just a few sessions.
As a former corporate professional, I understand the pressure to succeed and the difficulty of slowing down. My approach helps clients build awareness and find practical solutions to reduce emotional overwhelm and reconnect with what matters most.
Outside of therapy, I offer coaching programs for clients across the U.S. and internationally. These 4-session programs are delivered over two months and are designed for South Asians seeking clarity, structure, and growth in their personal and relational lives:
-The Relationship Reset (Engaged Edition also available)
-The South Asian Man’s Playbook
-The Brown Girl Blueprint
These programs focus on boundary setting, self-worth, identity, and communication—without the constraints of traditional therapy.
As someone of Trinidadian descent, I’m especially passionate about supporting clients from Caribbean and South Asian backgrounds who often navigate layered cultural expectations.
