A team of clinicians rooted in the community they serve.
Our clinicians and staff share the language, faith, and lived experience of the community they serve. Select any card to read more.
Takween enhances her practice with Islamic Fiqh and lived experience, focusing on adults with marriage and parenting concerns, adult ADHD, and career counseling.
A Gaza native, Takween moved to Michigan over 35 years ago and understands firsthand the mental health grief that can result from displacement, war, and generational trauma.
Jessica draws on approaches such as CBT, DBT, humanistic, mindfulness-based, and trauma-informed therapy. After completing Level 1 of the Traditional Islamically Integrated Psychology training at the Khalil Center, she weaves spiritually guided themes into her sessions.
She brings experience as a school teacher in Detroit and enjoys developing psycho-educational training for children.
Shaden focuses on fostering emotional well-being and personal growth with adolescents and teens. She is passionate about developing initiatives that empower young people and support their social and emotional development.
She has experience leading girls' support groups and workshops for middle school girls, and continues to organize impactful events with a commitment to compassionate, high-quality care.
Aminh brings diverse experience from nonprofit organizations supporting individuals with special needs and new immigrants. She is dedicated to creating a safe, supportive space where clients can work toward their personal goals.
A native Michigander, Aminh cares deeply for community work. Her specialties include young adults navigating adulthood, couples seeking counseling, and families with special needs.
Duaa is a Master of Social Work Student at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. She is also an Islamic Studies and Quran student and is passionate about integrating Islamic principles of healing with mental health.
She works with children, teenage girls, and young women. Her areas of focus are women's issues, child and adolescent mental health, grief, depression, anxiety, and OCD. She hopes to create a space that integrates faith, identity, and mental health where clients can better understand themselves, work through difficult experiences, and find strength and meaning in their journey toward healing.
Omar is a Master of Social Work student at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor and a student at Miftaah Institute. He is a strong advocate for men's mental health and is passionate about supporting people through grief, trauma, relationship issues, anxiety, depression, and OCD.
A Boston native, Omar brings his experience as a community leader to deepen understanding of a Prophetic model for empathic relationships, focusing on how mental health appears in the life of the Prophet (SAW).
Danish Hasan is a public health and nonprofit leader with over a decade of experience in community health, clinical research, and organizational leadership. He joined MY Mental Wellness in 2023, where he has helped establish the organization as a pioneering faith-based community mental health clinic. Danish also serves as Director of the Islamic Center of Detroit’s Health Department, overseeing its community health initiatives. In 2025, he was recognized with the Beacon Award for Emerging Leader in Muslim Mental Health
Aliah Azmeh, LMSW is a clinical social worker who graduated from the University of Michigan. As a clinician in her private practice, she provides therapy to individuals, couples, and families and is trained in an effective type of treatment called EMDR (Eye-Movement Desensitization Reprocessing) to treat trauma. Aliah joined the team at MY Mental Wellness in January 2026 to provide clinical supervision to the University of Michigan student interns.
Samra has a background in health administration and seven years of experience in the education sector. She has collaborated with nonprofit organizations to coordinate events and workshops that supported and engaged high school students.
Samra aspires to pursue a career in social work, where she can draw on her experience, compassion, and advocacy to empower individuals and make a meaningful impact on their lives.
We are also a teaching site, where student interns learn from our clinicians how to provide culturally sensitive, spiritually grounded care. Our team continues to grow.
