Mother-Daughter Therapy for South Asian Families Virtually in Texas
Ayesha Kadri, M.A., LPC
Texas Licensed Professional Counselor
WORKS WITH
Adults, BIPOC, South Asian women, Mothers & Daughters, Autistic individuals, First & Second Generation immigrants, Undocumented individuals
PROVIDES
Individual Therapy, Mother-Daughter Therapy, Family Therapy, Virtual Therapy across Texas
EXPERTISE
Mother-Daughter Relationships, Intergenerational Trauma, Immigration & Undocumented Status, Autism Spectrum Support, Bicultural Identity, Anxiety & Depression, Academic Stress, Family Conflict, Relationship Challenges
FEES & INSURANCE
Accepts Aetna, BCBSTX, UHC/Optum, Curative
Private Pay | $165 Individuals / $225 Families & Couples
AVAILABILITY
Not accepting new clients. See other therapists here.
LANGUAGES
Bangla / Bengali
EDUCATION & TRAINING
M.A. in Mental Health Counseling Southeast Missouri State University
B.S. in Psychology Louisiana State University
Certified Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinical Specialist
PRESS
Finding Yourself Between Worlds - Emotionally Expensive Voyage Dallas
As a South Asian woman, I understand the cultural nuances of growing up between two worlds — the unspoken family expectations, the weight of traditional roles, and the ongoing journey of defining who you are amidst it all.
I work especially well with clients exploring mother-daughter dynamics, intergenerational trauma, and the internal tug-of-war between self and family. These challenges are common among BIPOC individuals and first- and second-generation immigrants, and I provide a safe, affirming space to unpack them.
As a Certified Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinical Specialist, I bring a unique lens to working with autistic individuals and their families — particularly within South Asian and immigrant communities where neurodivergent diagnoses are often misunderstood, dismissed, or carry significant cultural stigma. I help families find language for what they're experiencing and build bridges between cultural expectations and their loved one's actual needs.
I also hold a special place in my practice for clients navigating immigration stress and undocumented status — an experience that carries its own unique weight of fear, uncertainty, and resilience. You deserve care that honors all of that without judgment.
As a Bengali-speaking therapist, I am able to serve clients in Bangla, making culturally and linguistically informed therapy accessible to the Bengali-speaking community across Texas.
My sessions are available virtually across Texas, so wherever you are, you don't have to choose between culturally competent care and convenience.