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The Adda for your mental and emotional well-being

Culturally rooted, judgment-free support designed for Indian women—wherever you are in the world. Because your experiences are unique, and so is the support you deserve

Why Boss Naari?

Built for Indian women

Culturally aligned support for the unique challenges Indian women face rather than just following Western models

Matched with the right desi therapist, thoughtfully

We connect you with an Indian-origin therapist who best understands your cultural and geographical experience. Unsure? Our pre-therapy consultation ensures the right match

A judgement-free community

Connect, share, and find support through our community, workshops, and real conversations on topics that matter

Ethical, sustainable, and people-first approach

We prioritise care over scale—no VC pressure, no rushed growth. Our therapists are valued, fairly paid, and aligned with our mission, ensuring you receive quality support, not just a service

How can we help you?

Life Transitions

Focused support for major life changes like career shifts, becoming a mother, divorce, or menopause, with specialised techniques for managing transition anxiety and identity shifts

Relationship & Communication

Helping women navigate complex relationships (partners, children, in-laws, aging parents) with emphasis on assertiveness, conflict resolution, setting boundaries

Trauma-Informed Healing

Specialised trauma counselling with gender-specific approaches for recovery from various forms of childhood trauma

Unsure what care you need?

Talk to one of our mental health coaches to understand how we can help

Maternal mental health

Comprehensive support for pregnancy, postpartum depression, infertility or miscarriage grief, and parenting challenges

Career Confidence

Addressing workplace stressors, impostor syndrome, leadership challenges, and work-life balance specific to women's experiences

Mindfulness & Emotional Regulation

Managing anxiety, overwhelm, and emotional intensity through evidence-based and ancient Indian mindfulness approaches

Connection circle

Feeling lonely as an Indian woman abroad? You’re not alone. The experience of being the “other” can deeply impact your sense of self and behaviour in social settings.

Our Boss Naari Community Counselling Program bridges this gap by connecting you with other Indian women sharing similar journeys abroad.

We’re already making an impact

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"Perinatal mental health is so important. Boss Naari helped me to embrace the changes, and pushed me to ask support from my Dutch husband—something I always struggled with."

“I was totally devastated after loosing my mother. I kept blaming myself for not being home with her, for not spending more time. Boss Naari helped me process the grief, especially when I felt the loneliest far away from home”

“I am a home-maker, a mother of 3 children. As I hit my late 40s, I realised my children no longer need me. I simply did not who I was. I felt anger towards everyone - my husband, my children, and society in general. It felt like I had wasted my life. Boss Naari helped me find a new-self”

“The therapist understood the complex dynamics with my in-laws without me having to explain the cultural context. That made all the difference”

“I’d moved to Germany on a dependent spouse visa. I had left my job and life back home. Not having a social circle and identity really triggered me. I felt useless and was in a dark place. Boss Naari helped me to gain confidence and get out there.”

“I was feeling lost and purposeless. With a life of comfort and decent monthly salary, I didn’t know what was I meant to do in life. Felt just empty. Boss Naari took me on a philosophical journey on the meaning of my life. I’ve transitioned my career, and although its difficult, I couldn’t be happier.”

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