For women of color.
For the strong one. The smart one. The reliable one. The one who has been racialized and gendered into being too much and not enough at the same time, often by the same people.
You don't have to explain code-switching here. You don't have to defend why your mother's voice still lives in your chest. You don't have to choose between being grateful and being tired.
This is therapy that knows the cost of being everyone's competent friend. The cost of being the first. The cost of being looked at and not seen. The cost of being asked to be a representative when you came in to be a person.
Hira will not romanticize your resilience. She will help you put some of it down.
The therapy room should feel like the safest place in your week.
Tell Hira what you're looking for — race, religion, modality, personality, language, identity. The more specific, the better. Hira will hand-pick a therapist who fits, and if it isn't right, she will keep looking until it is.