Dr. Mitra has a multidisciplinary background in communication, social sciences, mindfulness practices, yoga, and family counseling. She speaks several languages including English, Bengali, Hindi, Urdu, and some Arabic. She is especially interested in working with individuals, families, couples, mixed-race or inter-religious couples, intergenerational families, multicultural families, immigrant families, trauma survivors, veterans, young adults, and senior citizens. Dr. Mitra believes in an integrative approach and likes to use multiple therapeutic frameworks, including cognitive behavioral, emotionally focused, narrative therapy, meditation, and mindfulness practices. She believes in building trust with her clients in a safe space and working out solutions collaboratively. Dr. Mitra works under the supervision of Marilyn Witbeck. Currently, she is completing her second master’s degree in Family Therapy from the School of Medicine at Mercer University. She is a member of AAMFT and GAMFT to further her therapeutic training in specialized skills (CEUs). She received her bachelor’s degree in India, her first master’s in England, and her doctorate (PhD) in the U.S. Beyond her professional training in psychotherapy, she has worked with university students, veterans, refugees, immigrant communities, human trafficking survivors, nonprofits, and with Nobel laureate Mother Teresa’s orphanages. She has traveled to over 20 countries, and was raised in a multicultural environment in Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and in the U.S.