Specialization

My training has centered around providing mental health care services for folks who identify as queer, transgender, nonbinary and/or gender non-conforming; immigrants, refugees, and people of color; members of the Muslim community; and survivors of sexual or gender-based violence. 

I have had the honor of working with clients navigating a range of clinical challenges, such as:

• Complex Trauma, PTSD

• Exploring Identity and Culture

  • Immigration/migration

  • Intergenerational trauma and resilience

  • Gender and sexual orientation

  • Racial and ethnic identity

  • Religious and spiritual

• Relationships and Attachment Issues

• Self Esteem and Acceptance

• Depression, Anxiety, and Mood Disorders

• Neurodiversity, ADHD

• Grief and Loss  

Approach

Our work together is intended to reflect your strengths and honor your preferences. As a mental health practitioner, I am committed to and guided by principles of harm reduction, transformative justice, and collective liberation.

We may draw from a variety of multicultural, feminist, experiential, and relational-cultural theories and practice frameworks, including: 

• Applied Polyvagal Theory 

• Somatic Experiencing

• Internal Family Systems / ‘Parts’ Work/ Ego States

• Lifespan Integration

• Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)

• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

• Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)

• Attachment Theory

• Yoga + Breath Work

• Ancestral, cultural, or spiritual healing practices