TheraWin raises $2.4M to expand therapy platform for Indian immigrants

The platform aims to close the gap between mainstream mental health care and immigrant experiences.

TheraWin team. / TheraWin

A new mental health platform designed specifically for immigrants has secured $2.4 million in funding to expand its culturally adaptive services—beginning with the Indian diaspora.

TheraWin, co-founded by Japanese entrepreneur Shozo Kamiya, is tackling a long-standing gap in therapy services: the disconnect between traditional Western therapeutic models and the emotional realities of immigrant communities. The platform’s approach centers on one key idea: therapy should feel emotionally safe and culturally relevant.

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