Amira Jabbar LCSW, ACT, IGCB

Amira earned her B.S at Morgan State University and went on to continue her academic studies at Rutgers University in the Advanced Standing MSW program with a Clinical specialization, graduating with Summa Cumme Laude Honors in both her undergrad and graduate academia.

Many may refer to her as a true dreamer, advocate, and change reformer. She has years of experience working with diverse populations from various backgrounds. Her warm hearted approach and vibrant spirit allows clients to engage within a space of non-judgement, open-mindedness, inclusivity, and safety.

Amira uses a person-centered, holistic approach that highlights the use of self discovery and internal empowerment. She has experience working in a wide range of practice settings with children as young as two to older adults in their transitioning phases of life. She specializes in Anxiety, Depression, ASD-related challenges, Abuse/Neglect, Grief/Bereavement, Anger Mgmt, and Substance Abuse. Amira works eclectically to suit the needs of the individual. Under the umbrella of a trauma informed and strengths based approach, modalities used in treatment may include Play therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT/TF-CBT), Exposure Therapy, Psychodynamic/dramatic Therapy, Family Therapy, and Mindfulness Practice.

“Take the first step, you would be surprised where it takes you”

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