As a second-generation Sierra Leonean American Muslim woman, I bring a multicultural, inclusive, and culturally affirming perspective to my work. I hold Master’s degrees in Youth Studies and Clinical Mental Health Counseling.

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My work focuses on helping clients reconnect with and heal their inner child, the parts of themselves shaped by early experiences, family dynamics, and unmet emotional needs. Using a humanistic approach, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, behavioral techniques, and reflective practices, I support clients in understanding their patterns, discovering their “why,” and exploring how past experiences influence relationships, self-worth, and life choices.

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I create a nurturing space where clients can get to know themselves more deeply, understand what shapes their thoughts and behaviors, and move forward with clarity. I honor each client’s cultural, spiritual, and personal experiences while providing compassionate, culturally responsive care that supports meaningful growth, self-discovery, and healing.