- Our story
Therapy doesn't end when the session
does.
We started Sirona Mind because we believe the most important work in therapy happens in the days between appointments — and patients shouldn’t have to do that work alone.
Why we exist
"Healing doesn't happen in fifty-minute increments. It happens in the quiet moments after — when a patient practices a new skill, notices a pattern, or reaches for support instead of pulling away."
What we believe
Better outcomes begin with
better support.
These aren’t product principles. They’re the convictions that brought our team together and the reason we come to work every day.
Patients deserve continuity
The space between sessions is where growth happens — or where it stalls. We believe patients deserve structured support and gentle accountability in those in-between days, not silence until the next appointment.
Therapists know best
No algorithm should override clinical judgment. Therapists understand their patients in ways technology never will. Our role is to give them better information and more time — then step back and let them lead.
Progress should be visible
When patients can see their own growth — a mood trend improving, a skill streak building — it changes how they show up to therapy. Visibility creates momentum, and momentum reduces dropout.
The gap between what happens in session and what happens between sessions is where outcomes are won or lost. Sirona was built to close that gap — for therapists, and for the people they care for.
Founder & CEO
Dr. Asma Rashid, MD MPH
Founder & CEO, Sirona Mind
Medical Director, Mass Mind Center
Dr. Rashid started Sirona Mind because she kept seeing the same pattern — patients who made real breakthroughs in session, but struggled to carry that progress into their daily lives. The gap between appointments was where momentum was lost, where skills went unpracticed, and where patients quietly disengaged.
As a Harvard-trained, board-certified psychiatrist who treats children, adolescents, and adults — and as the founder of a group practice — she understood the problem from both sides. Therapists wanted to support their patients between sessions but didn’t have the time or tools. Patients wanted to do the work but didn’t have the structure.
Sirona exists to bridge that gap. Not to replace the therapeutic relationship, but to strengthen it — by giving patients gentle structure and giving therapists the visibility they need to provide better, more responsive care.
Harvard-trained psychiatrist
MD · Master of Public Health
Board-certified psychiatrist
Child, adolescent & adult populations
Practicing clinician & practice operator
Built from problems she faces every week
The team
People who care about
people who care.
Sachin Soni
Advisor, Product Strategy
Brings deep experience across enterprise data analytics, product leadership, and healthcare operations. Sachin is helping us bridge the gap between clinical needs & usable, data-driven products.
Rabia Qaseem
Advisor, Clinical Strategy
15+ years in medical systems and validation. Rabia combines technical expertise with a strong focus on reliability, privacy, & clinical standards, ensuring scalable, secure systems that support real-world care
Jonathan Dunder
Lead, Technical Architecture
Leads system architecture and security strategy for scalable platforms. Focused on building secure, high-performance systems that protect user data and ensure reliability across complex environments.
