Unveiling the Impact of Colorism in India on South Asian Mental Health
Explore how colorism affects South Asian mental health, shaping self-esteem, body image, and the journey to self-acceptance.
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AS FEATURED ON
Meet The Team in New York & Massachusetts
Monesha Chari, LMSW
Prerna Menon, LCSW
Sam Urell, LCSW
Our team understands the unique struggles South Asians face, particularly the cultural and identity challenges of living in Western society. We are dedicated to providing support that respects and integrates your cultural values, helping you navigate the complexities of balancing traditional beliefs with contemporary life. Our diverse and empathetic professionals are here to guide you through these transitions, ensuring you feel understood, respected, and empowered on your journey to mental wellness.
Depression
Family
Stigma
Identity
Work
Adjustment
Why We Wanted Dedicated South Asian Therapists
We recognized the unique challenges faced by the Indian community and the importance of having representation with therapists who understand these cultural nuances:
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Depression and Anxiety: Stemming from societal pressures and familial expectations.
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Cultural and Identity Conflicts: Arising from the balancing of cultural identity and Western integration.
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Family and Relationship Issues: Managing family conflicts and generational gaps.
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Work and Academic Stress: High pressure to succeed.
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Stigma Around Mental Health: Overcoming societal stigma.
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Adjustment and Acculturation: Easing the transition to new environments.
Dedicated Indian therapists provide culturally sensitive support and effective coping strategies.
What Our Clients Are Saying About
Therapy For The South Asian Community at Boundless
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