I am a student in the Human Services field specializing in Substance Abuse and Mental Health. I am currently a Certified Substance Abuse Counsleor and have interned at Holistic Services in Greensboro and Southlight Healthcare in Raleigh N.C. I am in pursuit of my Associate's Degree in Human Services as well as a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology. I have been a Wake County resident for over 16 years and hope to serve my community to the best of my ability.

I have a Masters in Psychology and am currently pursuing my degree in Islamic Studies from Mishkah University with a focus on Counselling. I work with refugee families in the Raleigh and Durham area with the goal of helping them to make changes in their lives which will allow them to look forward to a future with hope. I also run a support group for mothers with children who have special needs to help them with their day to day struggles. I have taught ESL and have experience with diverse backgrounds.

I did my Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) internship at Duke Hospital where I am on the Pastoral Services Advisory Committee. I have a certificate in Islamic chaplaincy from Hartford Seminary and am pursuing a Masters in Social Work from UNC Chapel Hill. I also serve refugees through World Relief Durham. My training includes mental health in Islam, grief counseling and spiritual support during trauma & illness.

I am a Master’s student in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling program at NC State University. I have been studying mental health since I was an undergraduate student at UNC Wilmington, where I received my Bachelor’s degree in Psychology. I approach counseling through a wellness and holistic perspective, with a focus on developing the best ‘whole’ self that one can be, while providing a safe and judgement free zone for all. I work with individuals, families and couples seeking counseling service

Imam Salahuddin M. Muhammad graduated from Hartford Seminary with a Doctor of Ministry degree in Islamic Studies-Christian/Muslim Relations. Salahuddin has over thirty years experience as an Imam and a chaplain, working in very diverse communities (multi-cultural, Multi-ethinic). Imam Salahuddin has C.P.E. training, pastoral counseling, marital counseling and training in overcoming domestic violence.

I am a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor associate in NC and a Board Certified Counselor. My counseling experience includes individual and group counseling in diverse settings including private practice, hospice and palliative care, college counseling centers, and community mental health. Although I currently work as a counselor, I cannot provide direct counseling services through IAR. Our team offers consultation, education, and referral support on a volunteer basis as a service to the community.