I work with teens, adults, and couples who are navigating concerns related to grief and loss, trauma, anxiety, and life transitions.  In addition to my education and training in Psychology, Social Work, and trauma-informed care, I am also a registered yoga instructor, which allows me to bring an integrative perspective to my work. My background in behavioral health and crisis intervention has taught me the importance of meeting each person where they are and creating a space where they feel safe, respected, and genuinely heard.

I am especially passionate about culturally responsive and strengths-based care that honors client autonomy. I believe you are the expert in your own experience, and I strive to support you in exploring your experiences, relationships, and goals in a way that feels meaningful to you.  My goal is to create a supportive and collaborative space where you can slow down, better understand yourself, reconnect with your strengths, and explore what healing and growth can look like for you.

Education and Professional Background:

Nyah is a master’s-level social work intern at La Salle University, where she is completing her Master of Social Work degree. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Old Dominion University. Her professional experience includes inpatient and outpatient hospital settings, special education, and nonprofit community programs, where she has provided crisis intervention and trauma-informed care. Nyah has training in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) and is also a registered yoga instructor, leading teens and adults through trauma-informed mind-body practices. These experiences inform her holistic approach to supporting clients’ well-being.