Twenty years of experience in clinical, community, and government settings shaped Salma’s approach to mental health care—one that honors both what healing looks like in practice and what it takes to sustain it over time. She founded Salam Therapy after recognizing that meaningful mental health work happens when clinical care meets genuine community investment. Throughout her career in Canada and the United States, she’s been honored to contribute to clinical and community development initiatives.

Salma specializes in couples, adults, and teens navigating neurodivergence, trauma, mood disorders, and relationship issues. She approaches each with the understanding that neurodivergence isn’t a problem to fix but a way of being to understand. Trauma isn’t discussed as abstract pathology but lived reality. Mood disorders aren’t reduced to symptoms but honored as experiences that reshape how people move through their days.

While Salma personally accepts only a limited number of new clients to maintain direct supervision of the practice, Salam Therapy now works with a team of carefully selected clinicians who share her vision. She continues to oversee clinical work, provide supervision, and guide treatment approaches, ensuring that growth hasn’t compromised quality or cultural responsiveness. Clients benefit from greater availability while still receiving care rooted in twenty years of accumulated expertise and community-centered values.

For Salma, multiplying impact means training the next generation of clinicians while maintaining standards that honor each person’s full identity. The practitioners at Salam Therapy carry forward that commitment—combining clinical skill with genuine investment in lasting transformation. If you’re seeking therapy that balances accessibility with experienced oversight, inquire about availability with our team. Quality care shouldn’t require waiting indefinitely.

You may be navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, mood swings, or relationship strain that feels heavier than you expected to carry. Whatever brought you here, there’s something inside you that knows it’s time for change—and that quiet knowing is what Heav’n works with. Whether you’re an adult, teenager, part of a couple, or supporting a family member, you deserve a therapist who respects where you are right now and walks beside you toward greater calm, clarity, and confidence.

Heav’n’s clinical expertise spans crisis intervention, trauma recovery, mood disorders, and personality conditions including borderline personality disorder and bipolar disorders. Drawing from CBT, DBT, trauma-informed care, and psychoeducation, she helps clients reshape unhelpful thought-behavior patterns and build practical coping tools that extend far beyond the therapy room. Her experience across hospital, community, and virtual settings with individuals, couples, groups, and families means flexibility that meets you where you are—geographically, logistically, and emotionally.

Healing begins with feeling truly heard. Sessions offer a non-judgmental space where each story matters and strengths are amplified rather than diminished. Patterns are identified with compassion, not criticism, because lasting change grows from understanding rather than shame. Heav’n brings extensive clinical experience combined with genuine investment in each person’s journey toward healing.

If you’re ready to navigate life’s challenges with real support and skill-building, Heav’n welcomes you to begin this work. Walking this path together honors both the difficulties you carry and the resilience that brought you here. Reach out to schedule a consultation and discover whether this approach aligns with your healing goals. Flexible scheduling ensures quality care tailored to your unique needs and availability.

If Heav’n seems like a good fit, schedule a free consult today!

If you’re living with ADHD or feeling overwhelmed by constant mental noise, emotional intensity, or relationship strain, you don’t have to keep managing it alone. Allison works with adolescents, adults, and couples navigating ADHD and other forms of neurodivergence—especially when it shows up as anxiety, mood swings, impulsivity, disconnection, or conflict in relationships. She specializes in identifying and treating ADHD across the lifespan, including when it co-occurs with anxiety, bipolar disorder, borderline personality traits, and trauma.

Whether you’ve been formally diagnosed or are questioning if ADHD is part of your experience, Allison helps you understand your patterns with clarity and without judgment. Together, you’ll explore how your brain works, how your environment has shaped you, and how your relationships are impacted. Clients frequently describe Allison as highly approachable—therapy shouldn’t feel intimidating or clinical. Many share that they feel able to ask questions, express doubts, and be honest about setbacks without fear of disappointing her.

For couples, this often means reducing blame, improving communication, and rebuilding connection. You’ll gain practical tools to improve focus, emotional regulation, and follow-through while building a more compassionate understanding of yourself or your partner. Whether you’re an individual seeking clarity about your own neurodivergent experience or a couple trying to understand how ADHD affects your relationship dynamics, Allison’s approach remains consistent—practical, compassionate, and grounded in evidence-based methods that translate into real-world change.

ADHD isn’t a character flaw or something to overcome—it’s a different way of experiencing the world that deserves understanding and skilled support. If you’re ready to stop fighting yourself and start working with your brain instead, Allison welcomes the chance to meet and explore whether you might be a good fit. Let’s figure out what comes next.

If Allison seems like a good fit, schedule a free consult today!

Megan works with adolescents, adults, and couples navigating PTSD, complex trauma, bipolar disorder, and borderline personality disorder. Whether you’re struggling with intense emotions, mood instability, relationship challenges, or the lasting effects of trauma, she helps clients find greater stability, healthier relationships, and a stronger sense of self. Her approach is practical, goal-oriented, and focused on developing tools that continue serving clients long after therapy ends. She helps identify what’s keeping people stuck and creates clear, achievable steps toward the life they want.

Megan believes therapy should be more than a place to vent week after week. Feeling heard matters, but real growth comes from increasing self-awareness, recognizing patterns, and learning effective skills that work in everyday life. She’s not afraid to challenge clients when needed, helping them take accountability and consider new perspectives that might initially feel uncomfortable. If you’re looking for a therapist who is genuinely invested in moving you forward rather than simply reflecting your words back to you, her approach is designed for that purpose.

Therapy is an investment in yourself, and Megan treats it that way. Rather than staying stuck in the same conversations repeatedly, she and her clients work on building skills and insights that can be applied in daily life for years to come. Sessions are active, collaborative, and purposeful—with clarity about goals and measurable progress toward them.

Megan brings extensive clinical expertise combined with a direct therapeutic style that honors both compassion and accountability. If you’re ready for therapy that prioritizes tangible change over comfortable familiarity, she welcomes you to explore whether her approach aligns with your healing goals. Reach out to schedule a consultation and discover what lasting transformation looks like for you.

If Megan seems like a good fit, schedule a free consult today!

There’s a particular exhaustion that comes from holding it together on the outside while everything unravels internally. Maybe you’re watching your child struggle with impulsivity and emotional swings, or you’re an adult whose ADHD was missed for years. Maybe you’re carrying grief no one acknowledges, sitting with thoughts that scare you, or holding a relationship together while everything shifts. Something in you is still reaching for change—Bethany recognizes that drive.

Her practice centers on children and adults navigating ADHD, mood disorders, suicidal ideation, relationship difficulties, school and workplace transitions, and grief. Bethany also specializes in working with the African American community and other communities of color and minority populations. Clients never spend sessions explaining context that should already be understood—their full experience is recognized from the moment they walk in.

The therapeutic approach draws on three complementary frameworks. CBT maps and reshapes patterns between what clients think, feel, and do. DBT builds skills for emotional intensity, communication, and distress tolerance. Narrative therapy examines the stories clients have inherited about who they are and asks whether they’re truths or scripts handed to them. With children, these methods are adapted to be developmentally appropriate and engaging.

Seeking therapy carries different weight in communities where resilience has always been expected and vulnerability rarely felt safe. Bethany acknowledges that showing up is an act of courage that breaks cycles. Her work balances competence with cultural understanding, where the space is safe and the work is serious.

For those seeking therapy where their world is understood without requiring explanation, Bethany welcomes the conversation. If this feels like the right fit for you or your child, she invites you to reach out and explore how her practice can support meaningful change.

If Bethany seems like a good fit, schedule a free consult today!

Walking into therapy shouldn’t require code-switching or translating your reality before it earns legitimacy. For many African American, minority, and religiously observant clients, that’s exactly what therapy has felt like—a room where you carry the double burden of your pain plus the labor of making someone understand it. Kendra’s practice rejects that dynamic entirely. Her work is anchored in cultural humility and a decolonized framework, ensuring clients never tip-toe around spirituality, systemic oppression, intergenerational trauma, or identity.

Kendra specializes in couples, adults, and teens navigating mood disorders, bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder, suicidal ideation, domestic violence, divorce, and grief. Safety, pacing, and trust come first—always. Her approach is solution-focused but measured, recognizing that some things took years to build and won’t be dismantled in a few sessions. Trauma and entrenched patterns have layers, and rushing harms. But this isn’t a space where she simply validates while clients talk in circles. Sessions involve homework, active skill-building, and direct challenges to behaviors keeping them stuck. Between-session tasks aren’t optional; they’re how insights become real change.

Kendra believes therapy that honors cultural and spiritual identity without sanitizing it is essential for genuine healing. She meets clients where they are without lowering the bar for progress. For those seeking a therapist who brings professionalism, cultural fluency, and accountability to the therapeutic relationship, she welcomes the conversation.

Kendra’s philosophy balances compassion with action—honoring where clients have been while maintaining focus on where they’re going. Sessions are collaborative yet purposeful, addressing patterns that perpetuate suffering while celebrating resilience and strength. Her clients leave each session not just feeling heard, but equipped with practical tools for lasting transformation. If you’re ready for therapy that understands your world without requiring explanation, Kendra invites you to reach out. Let’s figure out what comes next.

If Kendra seems like a good fit, schedule a free consult today!

Genevieve provides therapy for adolescents, adults, couples, and families experiencing anxiety, trauma, ADHD, relationship difficulties, postpartum mental health concerns, and life transitions. She is committed to creating a therapeutic environment that is compassionate, collaborative, and goal-oriented, helping clients develop the insight and practical skills necessary for meaningful, lasting change.

Genevieve has experience treating a broad range of mental health concerns, including trauma and PTSD, anxiety disorders, depression, ADHD, bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), grief, family conflict, parenting challenges, women’s mental health, pregnancy and postpartum adjustment, and marital and premarital concerns. She also works with couples to improve communication, strengthen emotional connection, and develop healthier relationship patterns.

Her clinical approach is integrative and individualized, recognizing that effective treatment should be tailored to each client’s unique needs and goals. Genevieve incorporates evidence-based modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), Family Systems Therapy, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), Attachment-Based Therapy, Somatic interventions, and trauma-informed approaches. She emphasizes practical skill development, increased self-awareness, and sustainable strategies that empower clients to make progress beyond the therapy session.

Genevieve believes that therapy is most effective when it balances empathy with purposeful clinical guidance. While providing a supportive and nonjudgmental space, she also helps clients identify unhelpful patterns, develop healthier coping strategies, and work toward clearly defined treatment goals. Her focus is on equipping clients with lifelong tools that foster resilience, emotional well-being, and healthier relationships.

For clients who wish to incorporate their faith into treatment, Genevieve is able to thoughtfully integrate spirituality into therapy while maintaining an inclusive, respectful, and evidence-based approach to care.

If Genevieve seems like a good fit, schedule a free consult today!

Iffat is direct about her therapeutic approach because she believes clients deserve transparency from the start. She challenges her clients, asks hard questions, points out patterns others might tiptoe around, and expects them to show up ready to do real work. If someone is looking for a therapist who simply nods and validates, Iffat is not the right fit. But if they’re tired of surface-level conversations and ready to confront what’s actually keeping them stuck, we might be exactly what they need.

Iffat works with couples, adults, and teens navigating mood disorders, anxiety, depression, and relationship issues. She also specializes in supporting first-generation immigrants managing the complex realities of bicultural identity—family obligations colliding with personal freedom, guilt that doesn’t have a name, and the exhaustion of translating oneself between worlds. As someone who works extensively with communities of color and people from minority backgrounds, her priority is simple: clients should never feel like they have to educate her on their cultural or religious identity before receiving help. That’s her job, not theirs.

Her primary specialization is EMDR—a powerful, evidence-based approach to processing trauma, anxiety, and experiences that keep the nervous system stuck in survival mode. EMDR doesn’t require retelling every detail of what happened. It targets how those experiences are stored in the brain and body, helping clients reprocess them so they stop controlling their present. Iffat combines this with a straightforward therapeutic style that holds clients accountable to the changes they say they want to make. If that direct, engaged, no-nonsense approach is what someone is looking for, she encourages them to contact her.

If Iffat seems like a good fit, schedule a free consult today!

You already know something isn’t working. Maybe trauma from years ago still shows up in your body before your mind catches up. Maybe getting out of bed feels like a negotiation every morning. Jean Marie works with people who recognize they’re tired of just coping—those who’ve been in survival mode so long they’ve forgotten what living feels like. Her approach is solution-focused because clients deserve more than a weekly space to unpack pain without building a way through it.

Empathy forms the foundation, but it’s not the whole house. Jean Marie uses CBT to rewire thought loops pulling clients under, DBT for real skills when emotions hit hard, ACT to help them stop fighting their inner world and start acting on what matters, and narrative counselling to loosen the grip of stories they’ve been told about who they are.

She specializes in trauma and PTSD, depression, anxiety disorders, OCD, substance misuse, addiction, relationship issues, divorce, discernment counselling, grief, chronic pain, health-related anxiety, workplace burnout, perfectionism, and people-pleasing. These aren’t clinical terms—they’re daily experiences stealing time and energy. The tools used are practical and travel with clients outside sessions.

Therapy that stops at validation doesn’t create lasting change. Jean Marie believes clients deserve honesty about what’s keeping them stuck, plus structure and measurable progress. She moves at each client’s pace, but doesn’t stall. If someone is ready to stop surviving and start rebuilding, she encourages reaching out for a consultation.

Jean Marie’s philosophy centers on actionable growth. She brings professionalism, directness, and genuine investment in client outcomes. Sessions balance understanding with accountability—honoring where clients have been while maintaining focus on where they’re going. For those seeking therapy that offers both compassion and tangible direction, Jean Marie welcomes the conversation.

If Jean Marie seems like a good fit, schedule a free consult today!