I offer virtual individual therapy to folks seeking culturally-sensitive, trauma-informed and immigration-aware care. I am committed to being an affirming space for folks who can be targets of discrimination based on their identity, e.g. LGBTQIA+, religious minorities, caste-oppressed people, survivors of intergenerational trauma due to colonialism, genocide, apartheid. 

I offer individual and group supervision and consultation to mental health professionals across the world who are in diverse stages of career development.

My supervisory approach is geared towards deepening your therapeutic skills and practicing in alignment with social justice values. My consultation services support psychotherapists who want to sharpen their cultural humility and deepen their liberatory praxis.  

I also offer career consultations for folks interested in studying in the U.S. to advance their mental health careers . Using a semi-therapeutic style to explore your hopes and dreams, I offer insights and reflections to help you determine ways to advance your mental health career. I help you make an informed decision about pursuing an education in the U.S.

A one-time consultation to help individuals gain clarity about their mental health needs and goals, so they can identify the kind of therapist qualities and styles they will benefit from.

This service is especially for busy professionals who may be overwhelmed by the time and energy it takes to find the right therapist. We are here to take some of the overwhelm out of the process for you.

This service may be particularly beneficial for first-time therapy users or people who have tried a bunch of therapists but not found the right match.

Contact us to explore ways we can support you in your search for the right therapist.

I offer training and workshops on a range of topics including cultural humility, immigrant mental health, radical mindfulness. 

Through Pacific Northwest CEs, I have offered 1-hr CE-granting workshops that are now available for self-study. Check it out: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/8478684246741917785

Given the racial nature of the immigration system in the U.S, there is an intersectional impact of immigration status and race.

As a first-generation immigrant in the U.S., Dr. Gitika Talwar ("Dr. G") has personal and professional experience that makes her uniquely qualified to address the mental health needs of immigrants in the U.S. She is a former international student from India (from Maharashtra!), who has also survived the Green Card Backlog that plagues Indian immigrants in the U.S.

Dr. G offers customized workshops for groups and organizations interested in mental health of immigrant and BIPOC communities.

I also offer career consultations for folks interested in studying in the U.S. to advance their mental health careers . Using a semi-therapeutic style to explore your hopes and dreams, I offer insights and reflections to help you determine ways to advance your mental health career. I help you make an informed decision about pursuing an education in the U.S.