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Hi, I’m Ahmad, a clinical psychologist based in Durham and licensed in North Carolina. I strive to create a safe and supportive space where clients feel heard and understood. My approach is collaborative – I believe that by exploring both strengths and challenges, we can find effective ways to move through life’s hurdles together. Empathy and understanding are at the heart of my work, and my goal is to help you feel supported, informed, and empowered as you work toward your personal goals.

Hi, I'm so glad you are seeking connection and selfcare. I'm a licensed clinical social worker in NY and I love the arts. I love to engage and get to know others. We are in this journey together! My goal is to create an environment where you feel seen and heard. Creating a confidential and judgement free space where you can feel free to work on what is most pressing in your life. I look forward to getting to know you and working together to achieve your goals. I'm a person-centered clinician, no need for you to be anyone but you.

Hello! My name is Chelsee Osback and I’m a licensed psychologist in California with a doctorate in clinical psychology. My pronouns are she/her. I have a background in teaching clinical psychology at the university level, and I have several years of experience working with adult neurodivergent clients with histories of trauma in individual therapy. I aim to provide compassionate, individualized support throughout the assessment process. I am looking forward to collaborating with you!

Hi, I’m Lindsay Allotey and I am a licensed psychologist based out of Raleigh, NC. What guides me as a practitioner is the belief that growth and change happen when we create space for connection, curiosity, and collaboration. What I value most is meeting clients where they are, offering a space that feels safe, nonjudgmental, and even a little lighthearted at times—because growth doesn’t always have to feel heavy.

Hello! I’m Dr. Sara Lieppe, a licensed psychologist in Colorado, and my passion and specialization is in working with neurodivergent individuals. One of the main ways I support people is through providing thoughtful, thorough evaluations. My approach is strengths-based and affirming. I start by listening carefully to each person’s story and honoring their lived experience. I highlight the qualities, talents, and perspectives that make them who they are, while also recognizing the areas where support may be helpful. My goal is to make evaluations as clear, respectful, and comfortable as possible, in a warm, welcoming and safe environment.