This work
chose me.
I did not stumble into grief support. Life led me here. Having walked through loss in many of its forms — the kind the world acknowledges, and the kind it quietly dismisses — I know what it feels like to carry grief alone. To smile through it. To keep going when everything inside you wants to stop.
People have always told me that I have a calm presence — that they feel safe around me, that I am easy to talk to, that something about being in my company allows them to breathe a little more freely. I am warm and nurturing by nature, and an intuitive listener — someone who hears not just what you say, but what you are struggling to say. I approach every person and every story with a non-judgemental heart, and I will never rush you, fix you, or make you feel like your grief is too much. I have come to understand that these are not small things. They are gifts, and they come with a responsibility to use them in service of others.
What I offer is not advice, and it is not a formula. It is a space — a real, unhurried, compassionate space — where you do not have to be okay. Where your grief, whatever shape it takes, is met with patience and without judgement. Where you are not rushed through your pain but supported to move through it in your own time, in your own way.
Whether you are grieving a death, a relationship, a version of yourself, a future you thought you had — your loss is real and it deserves to be witnessed. I am here for exactly that.
Sessions are available in English and Gujarati — so that grief can be held in the language closest to your heart.
My commitment to youI am here to change that. One person, one conversation, one safe space at a time.