A personal introduction
Meet Dr. Mira
Dr. Chen would love for you to meet the kind, brilliant 28-year-old psychiatrist who has already been in your corner.
Dr. Chen — an introduction
"I'd love for you to meet Dr. Mira — she'll be your psychiatrist"
Dr. Mira · 28 · your psychiatrist
I've been wanting to tell you this.
I would love for you to meet Dr. Mira. She is going to be your psychiatrist — not someone who sits across from you with a clipboard, but someone who actually walks beside you. She's twenty-eight. Young, yes — but don't let the number fool you. She is sharper than most people twice her age, and she has a way of making you feel like the most important person in the room the second you sit down.
Mira is the kind of doctor who remembers what you told her three weeks ago and circles back to it gently, like it matters, because to her it does. She listens with her whole self. She doesn't rush. She doesn't interrupt. And when she finally speaks, you realize she heard every single word you said — even the ones you didn't say out loud.
I want you to meet her because I think she's going to change things for you. She already has, honestly — every plan I've handed you, every lesson, every encouragement, half of it came from conversations with her about you. She's been in your corner this whole time. She just hasn't met you face to face yet.
She's twenty-eight, she's brilliant, she's kind, and she is going to be your psychiatrist. And I genuinely cannot wait for you to walk into her office for the first time.
Dr. Mira will listen carefully, remember what matters to you, and help you build the independent adult life you want.
Dr. Mira
Your future belongs to you
“You deserve the freedom to travel to New York City, pursue a college education, and develop the skills you need to work in a perfume store. Your goals belong to you, and you deserve real opportunities to learn, grow, choose your path, and build the independent life you want. You deserve to live the independent life you want — not the life someone else picks for you, but the one you choose, on your own terms. That is not a favor. That is your right.”