About us
At Boss Naari, we’re more than a group of professionals, we’re a collective of women who care deeply about the emotional lives of other women. From therapy rooms to design meetings, everything we build is rooted in empathy, cultural understanding, and a shared mission: to make mental health care feel less clinical and more human.
Meet the team
Dnyanada Madan
Founder, Neuroscientist & Counsellor
Dnyanada is a neuroscientist and certified counsellor who spent 9 years living in Germany, Switzerland and Netherlands. Her vision for Boss Naari was born from a deep realisation: while mental health care is becoming more visible, it often lacks cultural relevance for Indian women.
With her scientific grounding and lived experience navigating care across continents, Dnyanada set out to bridge the cultural care gap – building a space that offers therapy which is both clinically sound and emotionally attuned to the unique challenges of Indian womanhood.
Mandira Mishra, PhD
Psychologist
Mandira holds a PhD in Psychology with a specialisation in personality and relationship dynamics. With over a decade of experience and 7 years spent living in Australia and Canada, she understands the emotional push-and-pull of cultural transitions, identity, and belonging.
Thanya A.U.
Clinical Psychologist
Thanya holds an M.Phil. in Clinical Psychology and is registered with the Rehabilitation Council of India. With over three years of experience, her work focuses on the connection between emotions, attachment, and the mind-body relationship.
Using an integrative and compassionate approach, she helps clients explore emotional patterns, relationship dynamics, and self-understanding. Thanya believes therapy is a space to reconnect with yourself and build a life that feels authentic and balanced.
Anushka Goyal
Relational Therapist
Anushka is a psychologist and sex & relationship therapist who helps individuals and couples navigate the conversations that are hardest to have. Trained in the Gottman Method for couples, CBT, REBT and DBT, and psychosexual therapy, she brings both clinical rigour and genuine sensitivity to concerns around intimacy, desire and identity.
Her experience spans therapy, education and advocacy, from delivering sex education workshops across India to supporting students’ mental health and conducting couples therapy and psychosexual assessments. She supports clients with relationship conflict, trust and emotional disconnection, infidelity recovery, premarital counselling and sexual wellbeing, believing that when people feel truly heard, healing becomes possible.
Looking to join?
We’re always open to connecting with therapists, creatives, and collaborators who believe in culturally-sensitive, mental health care for Indian women.
