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Therapy for Bad Indians Like YOU!

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Therapy for

Bad Indians

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Therapy for South Asian Misfits

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Therapy for Dysfunctional Desis

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Therapy for Perfect Indian Girls™️

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Therapy for Perfect Indian Guys

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Therapy for Mixed South Asians

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Therapy for Queer South Asians

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Therapy for South Asian Divorcees

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Therapy for South Asian Singles

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Therapy for South Asian Survivors

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Therapy for Bad Indians 💚 Therapy for South Asian Misfits 💚 Therapy for Dysfunctional Desis 💚 Therapy for Perfect Indian Girls™️ 💚 Therapy for Perfect Indian Guys 💚 Therapy for Mixed South Asians 💚 Therapy for Queer South Asians 💚 Therapy for South Asian Divorcees 💚 Therapy for South Asian Singles 💚 Therapy for South Asian Survivors 💚

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What Does it Mean to be a “Bad Indian”?

If you come from a close-knit culture, unique choices are looked down upon if they differ from the group norms. You might secretly hide parts of your life out of fear of being judged or ostracized.

I’ve been and done all those things! For so long, I was told that I was a “Bad Indian Girl” because I made choices that felt good to me but went against the unwritten rules of the culture. I struggled with anxiety and depression because of it.

Little did I know that other people who come from community-oriented spaces were also struggling. I’m a “Bad” Indian Therapist because I am my authentic self, and it doesn’t matter whether you’re Indian or not—I’m here to help you become your most authentic self too!

If you struggle with guilt and shame, you can still belong to yourself, honor and appreciate your background, and strengthen your support system while setting healthy limits. So, how do we start? By being “BAD” together!

How We Can Work Together!

How We Can Work Together

South Asian Misfits Gather Together

You don’t have to “fit in” to belong here.

If you’ve ever been told you're too loud, too sensitive, too opinionated, too "Western", too Brown, or not Brown enough—this space is for you.

The Misfit Chaat House is a spicy, soulful community offering real talk, radical healing, and a space to be your full, unapologetic self.

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Break FREE from Toxic Guilt

Being Indian is not a sentence to a life of misery. Let's unpack the myths about guilt and identity.

My toxic guilt course unpacks the myths and facts about what it means to be your own person in a collectivist culture. Just because you feel bad doesn't mean that what you're doing is bad, or that you're a "Bad Indian" because of it. Let's be "Bad" Together!

Resist the Guilt Trip!

For South Asian Therapists and Healers

You ventured into this field unknown, with little to no guidance. You don’t have to figure this all out on your own. My South Asian Therapists and Healers Network is for therapists like you looking for guidance, referrals, and networking.

Interested? Request to join my Facebook group!

South Asian Therapist Community

Specialties

Whether you’re facing depression, anxiety, or cultural pressure, I can help you navigate difficult, conflicting emotions and experiences surrounding these conditions:

  • Guilt and shame are very important emotions for humanity.

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  • If you feel disappointed and craving for something more, you’re not alone.

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  • How do we know when to listen to our anxiety? How do we separate fact from fiction?

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  • What would it be like If your body was the “ideal”?

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  • You’re not a “Bad” for speaking your truth.

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