Hindu Therapists in Cincinnati, OH
I help children from birth to early adulthood (especially from multicultural backgrounds) who are navigating big emotions, challenging behaviors, or the impact of stress and trauma. Families come to me when they feel unsure how to support their child, seeking care that truly understands and fits their unique context. I specialize in early childhood behavioral therapy and family‑centered trauma care, helping young people feel seen and caregivers feel encouraged as they build stronger, more connected relationships. My services are conveniently virtual so families can build healthy patterns within their natural home environment.
I help children from birth to early adulthood (especially from multicultural backgrounds) who are navigating big emotions, challenging behaviors, or the impact of stress and trauma. Families come to me when they feel unsure how to support their child, seeking care that truly understands and fits their unique context. I specialize in early childhood behavioral therapy and family‑centered trauma care, helping young people feel seen and caregivers feel encouraged as they build stronger, more connected relationships. My services are conveniently virtual so families can build healthy patterns within their natural home environment.
Therapy for the "I'm fine" people. I work with high functioning adults and parents. On the outside, it looks like you are managing life well but internally you feel overwhelmed, anxious, or stuck in the same patterns. Many of my clients are used to being competent, reliable, or the "strong one who gets things done." Underneath that is chronic stress, overthinking, burnout, decision fatigue, or relationship strain. This doesn't have to be you! You'll go from just surviving to actually living.
Therapy for the "I'm fine" people. I work with high functioning adults and parents. On the outside, it looks like you are managing life well but internally you feel overwhelmed, anxious, or stuck in the same patterns. Many of my clients are used to being competent, reliable, or the "strong one who gets things done." Underneath that is chronic stress, overthinking, burnout, decision fatigue, or relationship strain. This doesn't have to be you! You'll go from just surviving to actually living.
If you’re here, it might be because carrying everything on your own has become overwhelming; rumination with anxiety and depression that feels never-ending. Relationships, interests that once brought you joy, are no longer finding you. Venting to family and friends isn’t enough—you’re ready for meaningful, lasting change with gentle accountability. It's important for you to have understanding & validation, not shame or judgement, when honoring your life’s transitions and addressing challenges. Your desire be heard; it's not too much. You should be SO proud for taking the first steps towards something different in your life!
If you’re here, it might be because carrying everything on your own has become overwhelming; rumination with anxiety and depression that feels never-ending. Relationships, interests that once brought you joy, are no longer finding you. Venting to family and friends isn’t enough—you’re ready for meaningful, lasting change with gentle accountability. It's important for you to have understanding & validation, not shame or judgement, when honoring your life’s transitions and addressing challenges. Your desire be heard; it's not too much. You should be SO proud for taking the first steps towards something different in your life!
I approach care with the belief that mental health deserves the same attention, empathy, and expertise as any other medical condition. With training in family medicine and deep experience treating complex behavioral health concerns, I meet people where they are and walk with them toward sustainable healing. You’ll find a judgment-free space built on trust, where goals are realistic, progress is honored, and setbacks are never viewed as failure—just part of the journey.
I approach care with the belief that mental health deserves the same attention, empathy, and expertise as any other medical condition. With training in family medicine and deep experience treating complex behavioral health concerns, I meet people where they are and walk with them toward sustainable healing. You’ll find a judgment-free space built on trust, where goals are realistic, progress is honored, and setbacks are never viewed as failure—just part of the journey.
Online Therapists
I love working with college aged adults who are struggling with eating and body image challenges. This is a period of transition and identity formation for many, and I enjoy helping them explore and navigate these changes. I also enjoy working with those who hold intersecting, marginalized identities and who want a therapist who understands how their narrative and experiences in the world have shaped who they are.
I love working with college aged adults who are struggling with eating and body image challenges. This is a period of transition and identity formation for many, and I enjoy helping them explore and navigate these changes. I also enjoy working with those who hold intersecting, marginalized identities and who want a therapist who understands how their narrative and experiences in the world have shaped who they are.
I work with people ready to unlock and reveal their innate wisdom and capacity for self-compassion. As a transpersonal therapist, I view therapy as a holistic healing container, in which I am a fellow traveler on the path to wholeness. My goal is to awaken the knowing that is already alive within you, guiding you to your truest self.
I work with people ready to unlock and reveal their innate wisdom and capacity for self-compassion. As a transpersonal therapist, I view therapy as a holistic healing container, in which I am a fellow traveler on the path to wholeness. My goal is to awaken the knowing that is already alive within you, guiding you to your truest self.
My ideal clients are people who feel stuck under the weight of stress, anxiety, grief, or trauma—whether the pain is recent or something they’ve carried for years. Many are high-functioning on the outside but internally feel depleted, on edge, or emotionally disconnected. They’re ready for practical, evidence-informed tools to calm the nervous system, make sense of what happened, and shift patterns that keep showing up in relationships, work, and daily life. Together, we work toward lasting change: greater clarity, steadier confidence, and a more grounded, integrated way of living.
My ideal clients are people who feel stuck under the weight of stress, anxiety, grief, or trauma—whether the pain is recent or something they’ve carried for years. Many are high-functioning on the outside but internally feel depleted, on edge, or emotionally disconnected. They’re ready for practical, evidence-informed tools to calm the nervous system, make sense of what happened, and shift patterns that keep showing up in relationships, work, and daily life. Together, we work toward lasting change: greater clarity, steadier confidence, and a more grounded, integrated way of living.
Individuals come into counseling for a multitude of reasons: depression, anxiety, life stressors, loneliness, and interpersonal distress. Through a trusting relationship, we uncover the internal turmoil and try to make sense of what's happening inside. As a counselor, I am here to help you explore the path you want to embark on using a person-centered approach. In my free time, I watch movies, read, drink LOTS of coffee, hike, and play video games.
Individuals come into counseling for a multitude of reasons: depression, anxiety, life stressors, loneliness, and interpersonal distress. Through a trusting relationship, we uncover the internal turmoil and try to make sense of what's happening inside. As a counselor, I am here to help you explore the path you want to embark on using a person-centered approach. In my free time, I watch movies, read, drink LOTS of coffee, hike, and play video games.
Cornerstone Behavioral Health
Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, LPCC-S, CCTP, CCFP, CDBT, EMDR-T
7 Endorsed
Online Only
Hope starts here. Are you feeling sad or stressed? Do you experience mood swings but don't really know why? Maybe you've been withdrawing from family, friends, or activities that used to breathe light into your life. If you have been feeling depressed, have found yourself more angry or hostile than normal, or suffer from low energy or problems sleeping, you may have an untreated mental health issue. Mental health impacts your way of thinking, relating to others, and overall quality of life. Many issues have been identified and defined including anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress (PTSD), etc. You don't have to suffer anymore.
Hope starts here. Are you feeling sad or stressed? Do you experience mood swings but don't really know why? Maybe you've been withdrawing from family, friends, or activities that used to breathe light into your life. If you have been feeling depressed, have found yourself more angry or hostile than normal, or suffer from low energy or problems sleeping, you may have an untreated mental health issue. Mental health impacts your way of thinking, relating to others, and overall quality of life. Many issues have been identified and defined including anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress (PTSD), etc. You don't have to suffer anymore.
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FAQ - About Hindu Counseling
What can a Hindu therapist help with?
Hindu therapists are licensed mental health professionals who are familiar with Hindu beliefs, values, and culture. Like other licensed therapists, Hindu therapists can help with concerns such as anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, relationship challenges, life transitions, and family conflict. However, a therapist who shares your faith may be especially helpful if you want to explore how faith and spirituality impact your life and overall mental health. A Hindu therapist can also support concerns that intersect with religion or culture, such as identity, belonging, intergenerational conflict, marriage expectations, or sexuality.
How does Hindu faith and culture shape the therapy experience?
A therapist who understands Hindu beliefs and cultural practices may be better able to recognize how spirituality, religion, or community expectations impact your life. This shared understanding can help you feel more comfortable and less burdened by the need to explain your background. It may also strengthen the therapeutic alliance, which refers to the working relationship between you and your therapist and is tied to positive therapy outcomes. At the same time, you and your therapist do not need to share the same faith to work together effectively. Many therapists who are not Hindu can still provide culturally responsive care if they approach your beliefs and practices with respect and humility, rather than making assumptions or dismissing the role of faith.
How can a Hindu therapist support family therapy?
Hindu therapy can often include family therapy, which may involve parents, children, or extended family members. These sessions may include discussion of how family expectations, cultural traditions, and religious practices shape family dynamics. For example, a therapist might help a family navigate differing expectations around marriage, caregiving, or participation in religious events. Depending on your family’s preferences, a Hindu therapist may incorporate faith-informed reflection alongside other evidence-based approaches, such as communication skills, emotional regulation strategies, and conflict-resolution techniques.
How might I inquire about a therapist's experience working with Hindu clients?
If faith or cultural background is important to you in therapy, it can be helpful to ask a prospective therapist whether they have experience working with Hindu clients. In initial conversations with potential therapists, you might ask questions such as, “Have you worked with Hindu clients before?” or “How do you approach conversations about faith and cultural identity in therapy?” As sessions begin, it can be helpful to notice how the therapist responds to your concerns. A good therapist should respond with respect, curiosity, and cultural humility. If you feel dismissed, misunderstood, or find yourself having to explain your beliefs or cultural context constantly, it may be worth considering another therapist.
Who is included in Psychology Today's directory of Hindu therapists?
The directory of Hindu therapists includes therapists who have shared their faith background in their profiles or therapists who indicate that they have extensive experience working with Hindu clients or communities, regardless of their own background or religious affiliation. Not all therapists choose to disclose this information on their profile, and these individuals would not appear in search results for this reason.