Rahema works with people who are navigating changes in the way they think, feel, remember, and experience themselves. Her work focuses on mental health, brain health, trauma, and cognitive functioning, with experience across both inpatient and outpatient settings, including a geriatric behavioral health hospital. She supports clients living with traumatic brain injuries, neurodivergence, trauma, anxiety, depression, and changes in memory, attention, or sense of self.
She understands how unsettling it can feel when your mind or body no longer seems to work in the way it once did. Her work helps clients make sense of what may have changed, better understand their nervous system, and find ways to move forward with greater self-compassion, confidence, and practical support.
Rahema’s style is warm, thoughtful, and deeply person-centered. She draws from humanistic, evidence-based care and integrates trauma-informed therapy, psychoeducation, and EMDR when clinically appropriate, creating a space where clients can feel understood while developing tools that genuinely fit their lives.
Dr. Karim works with adults navigating some of life’s most difficult and deeply personal experiences, including chronic illness, chronic pain, medical trauma, grief, and life-changing diagnoses. With a background in medicine as well as counseling, she brings an understanding not only of the physical realities of illness, but also of the fear, uncertainty, identity changes, and emotional exhaustion that can come with them.
Her work also holds space for grief in all its forms, whether that means grieving the loss of a loved one, the life you had before illness, a sense of independence, or the version of yourself you once knew. She supports clients experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, and loss as they make sense of what has happened, cope with uncertainty, and gradually rebuild a sense of steadiness, connection, and trust in themselves.
Alongside her clinical work, Dr. Karim has led mental health sessions and wellbeing workshops for major organizations including Shell, Gerry’s, and Honda Atlas. Her approach is warm, thoughtful, and engaging, creating spaces where conversations around stress, burnout, resilience, grief, and emotional wellbeing can feel both meaningful and human.
Humza Bhatty brings together a background in marketing, strategy, and business operations, with a particular interest in helping ideas grow into meaningful, well-executed initiatives.
As Marketing & Business Operations Lead, Humza works across both the creative and operational sides of the business. He helps shape strategies, strengthen how the organization works day to day, and support initiatives that contribute to thoughtful, sustainable growth. His approach combines creative thinking, commercial awareness, and a strong focus on the people the business is ultimately trying to serve.
Humza is especially interested in turning ideas into practical action, identifying opportunities, improving execution, and helping the business grow in a way that feels intentional, collaborative, and grounded.