My story
A counsellor, a survivor, and a steady hand to hold.
I have spent more than fifteen years as a psychotherapist, sitting with people through some of the hardest moments of their lives. Then cancer came into my own life, and I learned what it feels like from the other side of the room.
Since 2007
Psychotherapist
Counselling clients in Mumbai for more than fifteen years.
Lived experience
Breast cancer survivor
Shaped by the reality of walking through cancer care myself.
Who I am
Three roles that shaped the way I care.
To understand pain to the core, one needs to go through it oneself. Each part of my life has taught me something about how to support people.
A mother
Being a mother, nurturing comes easily to me, and I extend that same care to every patient and family I meet.
A psychotherapist
Years of practice have made me a compassionate listener, someone who can hold space without judgement.
A survivor
Being a survivor gives me the ability to truly understand the pain, fear, and fatigue of the cancer journey.
My journey
From the counselling room to the other side of it.
2007
Beginning my practice
I began counselling clients in Mumbai, learning that listening honestly is where all support begins.
Diagnosis
Facing cancer myself
Breast cancer changed my life. My own journey through treatment hasn’t been easy, and it changed how I understand pain.
Survivor
Sharing my story
My survivor story was featured by Hinduja Hospital, a reminder that lived experience can give others hope.
Today
Counselling & speaking
I support patients, survivors, and caregivers in person in Mumbai and online worldwide, and speak wherever people need courage.
Trust anchors
Empathy rooted in real experience.
Hinduja Hospital featured survivor story
A third-party proof point that reinforces the heart of the work: empathy rooted in real experience.
In-person Mumbai, online worldwide
Local trust and global accessibility, shaped for patients, caregivers, organisations, and support communities.
Warmth over performance
The tone is steady, respectful, and honest. It does not ask people to look brave before they are ready.
Connect
You don't have to face this alone.
Start with a complimentary conversation, then decide what kind of support feels right.