A Pittsburgh native who views people through a relational, person-first lens, focusing on understanding each person in the context of their relationships and lived experience.

Brings a strong neuroscience and research perspective to compassionate, collaborative care, adapting therapy to each person’s individual needs and goals.

Views clients as the experts on their own journeys, encouraging curious, nonjudgmental self-reflection so difficult parts of themselves can be understood with greater compassion.

Works across ages, couples, and families and speaks English, Bengali, and Hindi, with evening and weekend availability for clients seeking a flexible therapeutic fit.

Believes exceptional care requires time and presence, maintaining a focused caseload so patients receive close listening, education, responsiveness, and genuinely personalized attention.

Aims to make mental health care feel less overwhelming by creating an affirming, judgment-free space where patients feel heard, supported, and able to live more authentically.

Listens closely and thinks critically about the full clinical picture, bringing body, mind, and lived experience together to build a thoughtful path forward with patients.

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Creates space for vulnerability, growth, and healing, helping clients connect past experiences with who they are now and who they want to become.

Meets individuals, couples, and families where they are, helping them communicate more effectively, repair strained relationships, and tackle life’s challenges together.

Encourages clients to look beneath immediate struggles, using self-awareness, past experiences, and difficult emotions to understand root causes and build a more meaningful life.

Sees clients as the experts on their own experiences, creating a collaborative, nonjudgmental space where they can feel heard, build self-awareness, and find authentic solutions.

Uses bodywork as a space for mindfulness, self-awareness, and personal growth, helping people process the effects of trauma through both embodied experience and verbal reflection.

Centers the therapeutic relationship and each client’s strengths, meeting people with curiosity, authenticity, and respect while balancing deeper understanding with practical, meaningful change.

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