It’s time to break Intergenerational Patterns!

For “Bad” Indians and South Asian Misfits who have been conditioned to feel bad about things that aren’t actually bad for you.

Resist the guilt-trip with me—I’ll send you my free video guide on how! All by a licensed therapist who gets it.

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    Culture is supposed to be FUN!

    Somewhere along the way it became a jail sentence, an unpaid debt, an obligation you didn’t sign up for…

    Your cultural identity is an important part of who you are, but it’s only a small part of who you are. Let’s help you discover who you are outside of your relationships to people, institutions, places, and things!

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    Break Free From Toxic Guilt and You’ll Learn…

    …To understand your guilt, the role it plays for you and your cultural identity, and how to trust your gut!

    💚 Develop your ideal relationship with yourself and your cultural identity

    💚 Set boundaries that actually work and align with your values.

    💚 Balance your individual values with cultural expectations

    💚 Gain insights from a therapist who’s also South Asian and GETS IT!

    So let’s be “Bad” together!

    There’s no Such Thing as a “Bad” Indian!

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    You don’t have to Do What’s Always been Done!

    …I am the daughter of two hardworking immigrants and I was raised in an Indian and Catholic household. One of the most difficult things I had to deal with growing up was balancing my interests and choices with those of my family and my culture.

    If I did what I wanted to do, I was “whitewashed”. If I didn’t, I was unmotivated, sad, down, tense, and on edge. I knew something did not quite feel right. Part of my journey meant unpacking this negative belief that all adult children of immigrants have: If I honor my needs, I am disgracing my culture.

    Cultural duty doesn’t have to feel like a chore!

    You’re allowed to make it authentically you. Break intergenerational patterns and let’s be “Bad” together.