Urdu Therapists in Denver, CO
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Often it can be difficult to deal with painful life circumstances on your own. Therapy with an experienced professional can help you address these difficult issues in a supportive yet challenging environment. I understand that there is no one approach to deal with life's tough issues. I am committed to working collaboratively with my clients to meet their goals and tailoring therapy to their specific needs and experiences. Additionally, I am deeply committed to providing culturally responsive treatment to every client I work with. I believe this is crucial for any type of psychotherapy to be effective and helpful.
Often it can be difficult to deal with painful life circumstances on your own. Therapy with an experienced professional can help you address these difficult issues in a supportive yet challenging environment. I understand that there is no one approach to deal with life's tough issues. I am committed to working collaboratively with my clients to meet their goals and tailoring therapy to their specific needs and experiences. Additionally, I am deeply committed to providing culturally responsive treatment to every client I work with. I believe this is crucial for any type of psychotherapy to be effective and helpful.
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The Bismillah Institute
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC
Verified Verified
Denver, CO 80202 (Online Only)
Feeling low in Iman? Suffering from sleeplessness, stress, sadness? Are your relationships suffering? We are here for you. The trusted elders in our communities are full of advice. But to achieve personal growth or marital success in the Western World? It requires your ability to learn and apply interpersonal skills that weave together strong faith and research-based fundamentals in our Western Battlegrounds. Make a confidential appointment today to learn how Islamic Principals and a real, licensed professional, will help you heal. Ask about free therapy for teens, college students, and more.
Feeling low in Iman? Suffering from sleeplessness, stress, sadness? Are your relationships suffering? We are here for you. The trusted elders in our communities are full of advice. But to achieve personal growth or marital success in the Western World? It requires your ability to learn and apply interpersonal skills that weave together strong faith and research-based fundamentals in our Western Battlegrounds. Make a confidential appointment today to learn how Islamic Principals and a real, licensed professional, will help you heal. Ask about free therapy for teens, college students, and more.
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Aisha Chapra Sander
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LSW
Verified Verified
Denver, CO 80227 (Online Only)
My clients are eager for self-exploration and transforming habits to engage fully with life. They may face anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, or childhood trauma, and navigate life transitions, immigration stress, or substance use disorders. My clients often come from diverse backgrounds, including immigrants, refugees, the LGBTQ+ community, and people living in poverty. Their main goal is to find a safe space to explore experiences, recognize strengths, and work towards emotional healing and personal growth.
My clients are eager for self-exploration and transforming habits to engage fully with life. They may face anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, or childhood trauma, and navigate life transitions, immigration stress, or substance use disorders. My clients often come from diverse backgrounds, including immigrants, refugees, the LGBTQ+ community, and people living in poverty. Their main goal is to find a safe space to explore experiences, recognize strengths, and work towards emotional healing and personal growth.
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All humans seek happiness and answers to the most personal and vexing questions of self-knowledge, happiness, love, the right way to live, and satisfying, meaningful relationships and work. At the heart of these quests lie enduring philosophical questions. As an APPA-certified Philosophical Counselor, I can help you find means of raising and answering these questions, through conversations and engaged dialogue. Philosophical reflection and study are tools I can share in this process, one I've been engaged in ever since I began the formal study of philosophy, and continued in my teaching, writing, and reflection.
All humans seek happiness and answers to the most personal and vexing questions of self-knowledge, happiness, love, the right way to live, and satisfying, meaningful relationships and work. At the heart of these quests lie enduring philosophical questions. As an APPA-certified Philosophical Counselor, I can help you find means of raising and answering these questions, through conversations and engaged dialogue. Philosophical reflection and study are tools I can share in this process, one I've been engaged in ever since I began the formal study of philosophy, and continued in my teaching, writing, and reflection.
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I aim to empower others like me who have constantly heard “it is not okay to go to therapy and share your personal life with anyone,” to help shift this tabooed narrative into a more positive one. It is OKAY to share your personal life with someone who can help build that trusting relationship with you, and it is also okay to express your feelings and emotions without feeling the pressures of shame and guilt. I use the space we create together to encourage deconstructing harmful internalized messages, processing experiences of attachment and trauma, and managing relational and personal challenges.
I aim to empower others like me who have constantly heard “it is not okay to go to therapy and share your personal life with anyone,” to help shift this tabooed narrative into a more positive one. It is OKAY to share your personal life with someone who can help build that trusting relationship with you, and it is also okay to express your feelings and emotions without feeling the pressures of shame and guilt. I use the space we create together to encourage deconstructing harmful internalized messages, processing experiences of attachment and trauma, and managing relational and personal challenges.