Hello and welcome! Finding a therapist can be challenging, and I commend you for taking this important step. If you feel curious, hopeful, or simply seen when reading this, I encourage you to reach out. Being human is hard; meaning and contentment can often feel elusive, especially in today’s world. My role isn’t to tell you how to “fit in,” but to empower you to discover and pursue what truly fulfills you.

I especially enjoy supporting individuals working through identity and existential issues. If you're someone who is highly self-aware but still struggles to make meaningful changes or feel secure in relationships, I may be a good fit for you. I work from an attachment-based and trauma-informed lens to guide my work with clients. In session, I draw from Parts Work, somatic-oriented therapy, and mindfulness-based interventions to help clients cultivate compassionate self-awareness and integrate all parts of themselves.

I also recognize that each of us exists within larger cultural and systemic contexts that deeply shape our lived experiences. My practice is rooted in an anti-oppressive, LGBTQIA+ affirming, and culturally responsive framework. As a second-generation immigrant and Arab-American, I bring an awareness of identity and systemic factors into the therapy room and will incorporate these elements into our work together to the extent that feels supportive and relevant to you.

Grief is one of the most universal and challenging human experiences. Despite this, it can be stigmatized or avoided by those around us. I aim to provide a safe space where all the complex emotions that come with grief can be explored, whether it’s the loss of a loved one, culture, or identity. If you've come here because of grief, I would be honored to walk alongside you through that process.