PROFESSIONAL HISTORY/EDUCATION
PHILOSOPHY AS A MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSION
As a mental health professional and PhD candidate in Educational Psychology at the Northern Caribbean University, I am deeply rooted in principles that guide my practice and define my unwavering commitment to those I am privileged to serve. My professional philosophy is grounded in the belief that experience holds value only when it catalyzes transformation, restoration, and positive change. I am committed to patient-centered care that listens deeply, responds empathetically, and honours each individual’s story, culture, and spiritual values. Guided by Christian ethics, I advocate for client autonomy and empowerment, walking alongside them in love, service, and grace.nCultural competence, servant leadership, and a heart for advocacy shape my mission: to support lasting change and reflect Christ’s light in every aspect of care.
Areas of Specialization/Training:
Counselling Psychology, Loss Grief and Trauma Management
My approach to counselling is integrative and client-centered, rooted in empathy, cultural sensitivity, and
Christian ethics. I utilize evidence-based practices, including Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy, Solution-
Focused Brief Therapy, and Movement & Guided Relaxation Therapy. I also embrace the healing power of faith, community, and intentional reflection. I believe everyone holds the capacity for transformation, and Inam committed to creating a safe, respectful, and spiritually nurturing space where clients are empowered to explore, grow, and thrive.
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