About
As a first generation Senegalese American raised in a culturally grounded, faith-based West African household, Khady brings both lived experience and clinical insight into how trauma, silence, and cultural stigma impacts mental health especially within communities of color. Many of the clients that she hopes to serve have had to be “strong” for others, while silently carrying their own wounds. These are individuals who often feel unseen or unsupported in traditional mental health spaces, and who are seeking a place to unpack their experiences without judgment or pressure.
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