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Her Calm · Counseling & Evaluations

Reclaim Your Confidence Culturally Sensitive Counseling for Asian American Women.

Professional, trauma-informed evaluations — conducted with empathy, confidentiality, and clinical expertise. We work hand in hand with your attorney to support your case.

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  • Virtual Appointments
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  • Compassionate Care
tanvi-gupta

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Tanvi Gupta

M.A., LPC

“Your story, told with care.”

Fast Turnaround • Attorney Referrals • Fully Confidential • Online Sessions • Evidence-Based • Attorney Referrals • Fully Confidential • Online Sessions • • Evidence-Based • Fast Turnaround
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About

I help people meet one of the hardest seasons of their life with steady, expert care.

I’m Tanvi Gupta, a licensed professional counselor specializing in immigration psychological evaluations and culturally-attuned therapy. My work is grounded in trauma-informed practice, attorney collaboration, and a deep respect for the courage it takes to tell your story.

Primary specialty

Immigration psychological evaluations, written with rigor and care.

An immigration psychological evaluation is a clinical assessment that documents the psychological impact of trauma, hardship, abuse, or persecution. A well-crafted evaluation can give your story the weight it deserves — in your attorney’s filings, before USCIS, and in immigration court.

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Why it matters
It documents psychological impact in your attorney’s voice and yours.
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Why it matters
It documents psychological impact in your attorney’s voice and yours.
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Who needs one

Clients across VAWA, asylum, hardship, U/T Visa, and removal cases.

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How it feels

Calm. Paced. Held. Never re-traumatizing.

Types of evaluations

Evaluations crafted for your specific case.

Violence Against Women Act
VAWA
Psychological evaluations for survivors of domestic abuse pursuing immigration relief.
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Extreme Hardship Waivers

Extreme Hardship

Detailed clinical documentation of hardship to qualifying U.S. relatives.Psychological evaluations for survivors of domestic abuse pursuing immigration relief.

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Asylum Evaluations

Asylum

Trauma-informed evaluations supporting credible fear and persecution claims.

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Victims of Qualifying Crimes

U Visa

Clinical assessments of psychological harm for U nonimmigrant status.

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Survivors of Trafficking

T Visa

Sensitive evaluations documenting impact of human trafficking.

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Non-LPR Cancellation

Cancellation of Removal

Hardship evaluations for qualifying U.S. citizen or LPR relatives.

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Family-Based Cases

Family-Based

Supporting evaluations for hardship in family immigration matters.

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I SPECIALIZE IN

Therapy areas, beyond immigration evaluations.

You don’t have to sacrifice yourself to meet your goals. It is okay to choose yourself, and ask for help. I work with high-achieving Asian American women navigating cultural pressure, anxiety, and the weight of the past.
Self Esteem
Create self compassion. Get rid of self doubt.

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Trauma Counseling
Free yourself from past trauma. Live in your present.

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Anxiety Counseling
Manage anxiety in your mind — and in your body.

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Asian American Women
Receive the culturally sensitive care you deserve.

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Immigration Psychological Evaluations

Get the professional support you need for your immigration journey.

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"I don't think I can do this anymore."

THE PROCESS

What working together looks like.

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Free 15-minute consultation
A brief, complimentary call to understand what you’re navigating, answer questions, and see if we’re the right fit – no pressure, no obligation.

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I-hour intake session
A confidential first session where we explore your history, hopes, and goals together, and shape a plan that feels right for you.

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Follow-up therapy sessions
Ongoing sessions scheduled around your needs and pace – with steady, collaborative support as things shift.

Process

What working together looks like.

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Consultation

A brief, complimentary call to understand your case, timeline, and what to expect.

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Clinical Interview

A confidential 2–3 hour interview, virtual or in-person, conducted with care.

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Assessment

Evidence-based instruments selected for your case profile and presenting concerns.

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Professional Report

A thorough, court-ready report drafted to attorney specifications.

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Attorney Collaboration

Direct communication with your legal team, including drafts and feedback.

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Completion

Final report delivered — typically within 2–3 weeks of the interview.

Why Her Calm

Clinical rigor, held with care.

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Trauma-Informed
Sessions designed for safety, agency, and pacing — never re-traumatizing.

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Court-Ready Reports
Thorough, defensible, attorney-aligned documentation.

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Cultural Sensitivity
Care that understands Asian American, immigrant, and intersectional contexts.

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Attorney Collaboration
Responsive partner to your legal team — we work as one.

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Virtual Convenience
Secure, HIPAA-aware video sessions across PA, NJ, and OH.

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Compassionate Pacing
Your story, told at your speed — with empathy and clinical rigor.

In their words

"Working with Her Calm has been remarkable for my clients. The reports are detailed, timely, and clinically rigorous."
J. Patel, Esq. · Immigration Attorney
"I felt heard for the first time in a long time. The process was thorough but never overwhelming."
A.S. · Asylum Evaluation Client
"Therapy with Tanvi gave me back to myself. I finally feel like I'm choosing my life, not surviving it."
K.L. · Therapy Client
"Tanvi treated my story with the care it deserved. The report she wrote helped my attorney make our case clearly and compassionately.""
M.R. · VAWA Evaluation Client

Questions

Helpful answers to common questions.

What is an immigration psychological evaluation?
A clinical evaluation that documents the psychological impact of trauma, abuse, hardship, or persecution for use in immigration proceedings. It includes interviews, assessments, and a written report tailored to the case type.
Most evaluations involve 2–3 hours of interview time, with a final written report delivered within 2–3 weeks. Expedited timelines are available when needed.
Yes. Direct attorney collaboration is part of every evaluation, including drafts, feedback, and case-specific tailoring.
Evaluations are conducted by secure video. This is widely accepted by USCIS and immigration courts, and makes the process accessible across the country.

Blog

Recent writing on care & process.

Immigration · 8 min read

Understanding Immigration Psychological Evaluations

What an evaluation actually is, what it isn't, and why it can matter for your case.

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Immigration · 10 min read

A Compassionate Guide to VAWA Evaluations

How VAWA evaluations are conducted — and what to expect at each step.

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Immigration · 9 min read

Extreme Hardship, Explained

What 'extreme hardship' means clinically — and how it's documented.

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Let's support your journey.

A complimentary 15-minute consultation, no pressure, no obligation — just a conversation about what you need next.

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Investment

Invest in you and your life.

Counseling is an investment in your overall health. Choose what fits your season — fees are transparent and pre-disclosed.

Initial Session

$250 /60-min
  • Comprehensive intake
  • Goal setting
  • Treatment plan
  • Out-of-network super-bill

Follow-Up Therapy

$225 /50-min
  • Weekly or bi-weekly
  • Trauma-informed care
  • Coping tools
  • Super-bill on request
Most chosen

Immigration Evaluation

Custom/ case-based
  • 2–3 hr clinical interview
  • Court-ready report
  • Attorney collaboration
  • 2–3 wk turnaround

Why out-of-network?

I do not accept insurance. Most clients choose private-pay for genuine privacy and care directed by goals — not a payer.

  • No diagnosis on permanent record
  • Private records — never shared with insurers
  • No high deductible requirements
  • Care directed by your goals, not a payer
  • Credit / Debit / FSA / HSA accepted
  • Possible 50–80% reimbursement via OON benefits

Cancellation: please cancel/reschedule ≥ 24 hrs ahead. Late cancels/no-shows are billed at full rate. A written Good Faith Estimate is provided per the No Surprises Act.