🌞 Therapist Spotlighton Sufia Masilionis (Mehmood)
Meet Sufia Masilionis APCC, Trauma-informed, culturally sensitive therapy for anxiety, trauma, couples, immigrants, and young adults. CBT, ACT, Hindi/Urdu & Spanish.
🫶 Today we honor Juneteenth by celebrating freedom, resilience, and the ongoing pursuit of equality. Happy Juneteenth!
Celebrate Juneteenth by honoring freedom, resilience, and Black history. Learn about the significance of this important day and its connection to healing, community, and mental wellness.
🦁 The Courage of Coming Out: Being Seen for the First Time
Explore the emotional experience of coming out for the first time, including fear, relief, vulnerability, and the importance of support, acceptance, and affirming relationships.
🌈 HAPPY PRIDE MONTH!! All Identities, All Love, All Year Long
Celebrate Pride Month by honoring authenticity, inclusion, and mental health awareness while supporting the LGBTQ+ community with compassion, acceptance, and affirming care.
😶 Dissociation or Zoning Out: Your Mind's Way of Protecting You (Until It's Not)
We’ve all had moments where we feel spaced out, disconnected, or like we’re watching our life from the outside. Maybe you drove somewhere and didn’t remember how you got there, or found yourself zoning out during a stressful conversation. These are examples of dissociation—a psychological process that can actually be a brilliant, protective tool... until it starts to interfere with daily life.
🌎 Wellness Month: Breaking the Silence in BIPOC Communities, Men, and Gen Z
Explore mental health awareness in 2026 and the growing movement to break the silence in BIPOC communities, among men, and within Gen Z through open conversations, support, and culturally informed care.
🦚 Therapist Spotlight: Meet Sufia Masilionis (Mehmood), Associate Professional Clinical Counselor
Compassionate, trauma-informed therapy for anxiety, trauma, relationships, and cultural identity challenges. Specializing in support for first- and second-generation immigrants, young adults, couples, and survivors of sexual assault.
🧩 Autism Awareness Month: Promoting Understanding and Acceptance
Autism Awareness Month
