My name is Fatin Dubaybo and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas. I received a Bachelor's degree in Psychology (with a minor in Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies) from Wayne State University. I then completed a dual Master's program in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and School Counseling at Oakland University.
I provide individual counseling, with experience in the following areas: generalized anxiety and obsessive compulsive disorder, trauma, depression and related mood disorders, family conflicts, relationship problems, LGBTQA+ concerns, crisis interventions, academic/work performance issues, and career development. I am particularly passionate about being inclusive and multiculturally competent; I recognize that our many intersecting identities play a role in how we experience the world and I am happy to provide a safe space for clients to be their true selves. While I am more inclined towards a psychodynamic theoretical approach, I believe in an integrative approach to therapy, often incorporating cognitive behavioral techniques and social justice theory into my plan of care.
The decision to pursue therapy can be a difficult, yet important step towards change. I strive to create an atmosphere of empathy, listen without judgment, and help clients to live authentically and achieve a sense of inner peace.
