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Be ordinary with her- ask her for having meal together, going out, going for drinks, watching movie together. Try nd hangout with her in grp of 4-5 so she does not feel compulsion to talk.
Open yourself to her when the time is right. Take and accept her advice - tell her what she suggested worked out.
Be gradual and respectful of her space. The moment she opens up try mentioning therapy.
No one wants a friendship out of pity. You are good person - do not pressurize yourself - chances are you might get failed - do not forget to appreciate yourself for trying.