Sahra Ghatineh

Sahra is a queer, non-binary, neurodivergent, and Southwest Asian therapist. Their practice is grounded in anti-oppressive, gender-affirming, sex-positive, and trauma-informed perspectives, with a focus on holistic empowerment and healing. Sahra is consistently working to broaden their awareness surrounding the intersection of their privilege and impacting identities.

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Sahra hopes to challenge clients to uncover and project their authentic and dynamic potential, while acknowledging the harmful impacts of oppressive systems and celebrating their growth along the way. As someone who experiences, expresses, and understands their identities differently at different times, Sahra holds space for clients to explore their infinite ways of being.

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Sahra's work centers BIPOC and 2STLGBQIA+ individuals, with a particular interest in working with transgender, non-binary, and gender expansive individuals. They have extensive experience working with diaspora, immigrants, refugees, and children of immigrant families, including those who are first-generation and beyond.

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In their (precious) spare time Sahra likes to dance, be outside, read poetry, eat spicy food, watch spooky movies, loiter in used bookstores, listen to Miss Simone, and- while they cherish their solitude- nurture relationships with their community and family (blood and chosen).

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