Working with clinical supervision shapes how I structure sessions: steady, reflective and accountable, with room to explore difficult feelings at a careful pace. In my Abuja practice I offer sessions in English, Arabic or Hausa, keeping each meeting focused and collaborative—short check-ins, gentle psychoeducation and clear goals we revisit together. I use assessment-informed questions alongside supportive exploration so adolescents and adults can make sense of trauma, anxiety or relationship pain and try new coping steps between meetings. Those seeking a thoughtful, ethically grounded space often find this pace helpful.

Working with clinical supervision shapes how I structure sessions: steady, reflective and accountable, with room to explore difficult feelings at a careful pace. In my Abuja practice I offer sessions in English, Arabic or Hausa, keeping each meeting focused and collaborative—short check-ins, gentle psychoeducation and clear goals we revisit together. I use assessment-informed questions alongside supportive exploration so adolescents and adults can make sense of trauma, anxiety or relationship pain and try new coping steps between meetings. Those seeking a thoughtful, ethically grounded space often find this pace helpful.