Saba Aqel

I have experience working with clients who struggle with anxiety, depression, trauma, grief & loss, relational conflicts, burnout, and distressing life transitions.

I enjoy working with BIPOC individuals, immigrants, first and second generation immigrants dealing with acculturation, racial identity, and cultural struggles. I often help my clients see themselves not only in the context of their internal psyche but also in the context of the various external systems in which they interact.

I consider it to be an honor to walk this journey alongside the clients I work with. Our work typically centers around increasing intrapersonal and interpersonal awareness of what is not conscious and to recognize what is difficult or painful. My approach is Psychodynamic, Intersectional-Feminist, and Trauma-focused psychotherapy.

Clients I serve are of diverse racial, ethnic, sexual, cultural, and gender identities and are met with compassionate, affirming, allied, and safe therapy.

I serve clients who look to expand their self-awareness, emotional intelligence and seek to uncover and process traumas and psychological wounds.