Rahema's work sits at the intersection of mental health, brain health, trauma, and cognitive functioning. With experience across inpatient and outpatient settings — including a geriatric behavioral health hospital — she supports people navigating traumatic brain injuries, neurodivergence, trauma, anxiety, depression, and changes in memory, attention, or sense of self.
She helps clients understand what may have shifted in their mind, body, or nervous system, and adapt with compassion, structure, and practical tools. Her style is warm, thoughtful, and grounded in evidence-based care, integrating trauma-informed therapy, psychoeducation, and EMDR when clinically appropriate.
Dr. Karim works at the intersection of mental health, medical trauma, chronic illness, chronic pain, grief, and life-changing diagnoses. Her medical background gives her a deep understanding of the emotional weight of illness and uncertainty, while her counseling supports adults processing anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, and the loss of a former version of life.
She helps clients cope with uncertainty, process loss in its many forms, and rebuild steadiness and self-trust. Alongside her clinical work, she has led mental health sessions and wellness workshops for major organizations including Shell, DHL, and Honda Atlas — creating safe, engaging spaces to explore stress, burnout, resilience, and wellbeing at work.