
The platform is adding therapists trained in adult, couples, child and family counseling, with a focus on issues like acculturation stress, intergenerational conflict, and the emotional toll of managing relatives across countries.
LeapHope's approach pairs standard clinical methods with cultural context, such as addressing family hierarchy, marriage expectations, and the stigma around mental health in South Asian communities.
The expansion comes as demand grows among Indian professionals and students in the U.S. who seek providers familiar with their backgrounds, according to the company.
New services include specialized sessions for parents navigating dual cultural identities and for couples dealing with long-distance or cross-border family obligations.
LeapHope said it plans to recruit more clinicians of Indian origin and offer flexible scheduling to accommodate time-zone differences with relatives abroad.