Find the right South Asian therapist in Plano, TX

Mahesh Kumar

My approach to therapy: My approach to providing care is rooted in comprehensive, patient-centered treatment. I focus on the unique needs of each patient, particularly when managing complex cases involving both mental health and substance use disorders. I emphasize collaborative, individualized care plans that address both immediate concerns and long-term recovery goals.

Rabia Subhani

My approach to therapy: I do testing from a neurodivergent-affirming paradigm which takes a strengths-based approach. There is nothing broken that needs to be fixed--everyone has their own neurotype and all neurotypes are welcome.

Mixa Patel

My approach to therapy: My approach focuses on helping you move beyond survival mode into living with intention and aligned with your values. Expect honest conversation, practical tools you can use between sessions, and a space where you can be fully yourself. I'll challenge you when needed and support you always. Growth isn't always comfortable, but it's absolutely possible.

Salma Mohiuddin

My approach to therapy: My approach mixes a warm, client‑centered vibe with evidence‑based methods. With 16 years’ experience, I match your pace—quick and goal‑driven or slower and reflective. I treat anxiety, depression, and neurodivergence for adults, couples and teens to create a safe, empathetic space for growth.

Dipesh Patel

My approach to therapy: I don’t believe therapy should feel like endless venting. I focus on helping clients break patterns, build insight that actually leads to change, and leave sessions with a clearer direction—not just temporary relief. Sessions are active, focused, and designed to help clients make meaningful changes.

Dr. Humama Khan

My approach to therapy: I focus on a holistic approach where we consider multiple aspects of the mind, body, and environment. Additionally, my therapy is conducted through a multicultural lens which advocates for an understanding and respect for the nuance in each person.

Bhumi Mehta

My approach to therapy: I focus on mindfulness and acceptance. That doesn't mean we sit idly by. It means we practice self-compassion, set realistic goals for where we are in life, and make time for self. This is essential for women, as caring for others can wear us down.

Dr. Natasha Shukla

My approach to therapy: I don’t believe there’s one ‘right way’ to do therapy. I work with each client to find what resonates for them—whether that’s talking things through, trying new strategies, or reflecting on patterns. I aim to create a space where you feel heard, understood, and able to explore your thoughts and feelings without judgment.

Dr. Nazia Denese, Ph.D.

My approach to therapy: I’m a Harvard-trained psychologist with about 10 years of experience. I help 20 & 30 somethings with anxiety, OCD, trauma, ADHD, depression, family/cultural dynamics, perinatal mental health, and parenting. My therapeutic style is based in science and empathy. I provide LGBTQIA+ affirming care and identify as Asian American.

Kabir Parikh

My approach to therapy: My work is Internal Families Systems (IFS) informed, grounded in both mindfulness and an unshakeable belief that you’re not broken: the systems around us are broken, and you are responding to that. We're in this together, which means that we're a team in helping you reconnect with yourself. We'll go at your pace and dive deeper when you're ready.