Muslim Therapists in Portland, OR

I first heard about TherapyTribe when I started my private practice of counseling and psychotherapy in March of 2022. I really enjoyed being part of the TT community and the people who found me through it were some of my most diverse clients.

Starting from your first session, we’ll dive into your growth journey together, picking up practical tools and making real progress toward what matters to you. Whether you’re craving deeper connections with yourself or others, a more vibrant sex life, or healing from trauma or betrayal, I’ve got your back. I’m a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Certified Couples and Sex Therapy Informed Professional with over 20 years of experience—and I don’t just teach this stuff, I live it too. Each session, you’ll walk away with a clearer sense of who you are, what’s holding you back, and how to move forward with your partner(s) or on your own. I love sparking that creative spark in you to help you live your brightest, most authentic life.

I believe therapy is most healing when it feels like an authentic relationship—one where curiosity, honesty, and courage can coexist. My role is to help you slow down enough to hear yourself, challenge you to notice old patterns that no longer serve you, and offer the scaffolding to create space for new ways of relating to yourself and others. I work collaboratively, with a balance of compassion and directness, to help you gain clarity about your needs and build a greater sense of agency in your life. Together, we work toward a kind of transformation that feels both deeply personal and sustainably real. Reach out to schedule a free 20 minute consultation call to see if we are a good fit for your therapy needs.

Have you made time and space for you today? Most of us haven't—and therapy isn't the only way to do it. Consider Holistic Life Coaching instead. As a certified professional coach, I am here to encourage you to take a breath, take a beat to consider who you are, where you are, and if you are feeling satisfaction in your own success. If you aren't, I invite you to have a conversation with yourself about what can be done differently—allow me to moderate that conversation. Together we can help you live into your own definition of success and begin to feel it deeply. To breathe it in and live.

My therapy practice is focused on YOU, first and foremost! I believe we are all unique and a culmination of our values, desires, experiences and our untapped potential. My mission as a mental health clinician is to help my clients learn how to talk about sex in a healthy, unapologetic, sex-positive way and to confront and address past trauma so they can move into the present and enjoy a fulfilling life.

Portland has a strong therapy culture deeply intertwined with its progressive values, with high demand for therapists who specialize in LGBTQ+ identity, non-traditional relationship structures, trauma, and social-justice-informed approaches to mental health. The city's visible homelessness crisis and political tensions have contributed to significant community-level anxiety, and therapists here frequently address activist burnout, moral injury, and eco-anxiety alongside more traditional presenting concerns. Oregon Health & Science University provides major institutional mental health resources, complemented by a dense network of independent practitioners across the inner eastside, Hawthorne, and Northwest Portland. Oregon's relatively permissive telehealth laws make it particularly easy to access care from across the state.

Gender ID

	55%	Female
	36%	Male
	9%	Non-Binary

Session Type

	60%	Online Only
	40%	In Person and Online

Top Specialties

70%	Anxiety or Fears
60%	Loss or Grief
60%	Parenting
60%	Self Esteem
60%	Spirituality
50%	Body Image
50%	Depression

Ages Served

100%	Adult
80%	Young Adult
70%	Senior
20%	Teen
10%	Children

Client Focus

100%	LGBTQ+
100%	Muslim
90%	Buddhist
90%	Christian
90%	Jewish

Muslim therapists in Portland, Oregon OR

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