Faiza Mohamed
Faiza Mohamed (she/her) is a bilingual (Somali/English) LPCC-track intern at Hamm and is in her final year of graduate education at St. Mary’s University of Minnesota. In previous experiences, Faiza has worked with adolescents at a juvenile detention center, with children at an autism center whose ages range from 2-10 years old, and with the Somali population as a case manager.
Faiza’s clinical interests include, but are not limited to, working with those who identify as underserved, multicultural counseling, addiction and chemical dependency, and learning about the lived experiences of others while working collaboratively to help clients reach their goals. Faiza notes that her main philosophy is taking a person-centered approach. She believes that if a collaborative approach is taken and an individual is given the chance to direct their own journey through counseling, they will achieve the best results. She believes in adapting styles depending on the client and meeting them where they are at. Faiza notes, “I am honest and I want the best for anyone who comes through my door.”
