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Mental Health Therapist or Coach

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Executive Coaching, Leadership Development, Holistic Mental Health & Emotional Wellbeing Advocate

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Sacred Walker, MDiv RDT, LCAT-i is an Executive Wellbeing Expert and founder of the Everyday Superheroes Coaching, Inc. since 2015. She supervises a dedicated team and leads group coaching programs, also working with select premium clients in one-on-one and group settings, including retreats. An LGBT Black woman business owner, Sacred runs a mental health and holistic telemedical wellbeing firm.
When she's not empowering visionaries, Sacred enjoys beach time with her family and adventures with loved ones.
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Areas of Expertise:

• Speaking Engagements

• Inner Critic/Self Care

• Inner Child Blocks/Self Love

• Wealth Mindset/Worth/Success

• Bias/Belonging

• Mental Health Empowerment/Mind-Body Health​

• LGBT

• Race-related Trauma

• Visionary Leadership

• Executive Coaching

• Creative Arts as Healing

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Proprietary Method:

• Happy Heart Method

• Love Medicine Method

• Self Love for Superheroes

• Visionary Women's Guide to Emotional and Financial Freedom

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For more information, visit and subscribe on IG and Facebook @asksacred and LinkedIn @sacredwalker.
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Her strategic mind, Visionary spirit, and ability to turn her pain to power, and get to the root of healing any pattern is her superpower!

SPECIALIZATION: Psychological Establish Care Assessments, Clinical Supervisor

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Dr. Adams is a NYS licensed psychologist and the clinical supervisor at Everyday Superheroes Coaching Inc. She guides, supports, and challenges clients to achieve their goals through individual and group therapy using CBT, psychodynamic, trauma-focused, and feminist techniques. With extensive experience treating survivors of violence, severe mental illness, PTSD, and anxiety, she provides quality services that respect individual and cultural diversity. Dr. Adams has worked with all age groups in both inpatient and outpatient settings.
Areas of Expertise:

• Anger Management

• Anxiety/Panic Disorders

• Depression

• Domestic Violence

• Grief/Loss

• Sexual Abuse/Rape

• Trauma/PTSD

Sexual Orientation Specialization:

• Heterosexual

• Gay

• Lesbian

• Bisexual

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Her ability to make you feel more than a label and a diagnosis is her holistic superpower!
 

As a Black woman, mother, and clinical psychologist with over a decade of clinical experience, Dr. Catherine Adams understands how identity, culture, family roles, relationships, and lived experiences can deeply shape emotional wellness, stress, healing, and the way people move through the world. She creates a space that feels grounded, affirming, emotionally safe, and culturally responsive—especially for individuals who are used to carrying a great deal while still trying to show up for everyone around them.
 

As part of the establish care process, Dr. Catherine Adams meets with clients at the beginning to better understand what may be coming up emotionally, mentally, relationally, holistically, and diagnostically so that care feels thoughtful, aligned, and personalized from the start. Her role is to help assess what support may be most appropriate while helping clients feel seen, heard, and understood—not rushed through a system. Dr. Catherine thoughtfully helps connect individuals with one of the incredible therapists or coaches she supervises—an affirming and culturally responsive team of Black women, women of color, LGBTQ+ providers, immigrant providers, and holistic mental health professionals committed to supporting clients with compassion, clarity, and care over time.
 

When she’s not in sessions, Dr. Catherine enjoys spending time with loved ones, prioritizing movement and wellness, caring for her family and pets, and finding quiet moments to recharge, reflect, and reconnect with herself outside of the demands of everyday life.

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SPECIALIZATION: Initial Establish Care Appts, Mental Health Therapy

I’m Isabel M. Villegas, LCSW (NY), a bilingual (Spanish-English) clinical social worker with over 20 years of experience supporting children, adolescents, adults, and families across child welfare, community mental health, education, and telehealth. I provide therapy for concerns such as anxiety, trauma, depression, relationship stress, work-related stress, and life transitions.

 

My approach is strengths-based, collaborative, and trauma-informed. I help clients understand patterns, build emotional resilience, and develop practical tools that support lasting change. Depending on your needs, I may integrate approaches such as Trauma-Focused CBT (TF-CBT), Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), Narrative Therapy, mindfulness/meditation, and breathwork. I also bring a strong foundation in systems work and family-focused care, drawing from Attachment-Based Family Therapy (ABFT) and Structural Family Therapy (SFT) when appropriate.

 

My goal is to create a space where you feel respected, understood, and empowered—so therapy becomes a place for healing, growth, and meaningful progress.

Jacquelyn Feliciano, LCAT
 

SPECIALIZATION:
Creative Arts Therapy • Dance/Movement Therapy • Somatic + Psychodynamic Therapy

Jacquelyn Feliciano, LCAT, is a NYS Licensed Creative Arts Therapist, Registered Dance/Movement Therapist (R-DMT), and Board Certified Holistic Health Practitioner. She works with children, teens, and adults (ages 8–65), supporting clients in building more peace of mind, self-trust, and emotional balance. Jacquelyn blends insight-oriented therapy with body-based and creative interventions to help clients understand patterns, process emotions safely, and create lasting change—without needing to be “artistic” or a dancer.

When she’s not supporting clients, Jacquelyn enjoys creative expression and practices that nourish mind–body wellness.

Areas of Expertise:

• Anxiety & chronic stress

• Women’s Issues

• Trauma history & self-esteem/negative self-talk

• Body image & eating concerns (binge eating, bulimia, disordered eating)

• Mindfulness & nervous system regulation

• Somatic therapy & mind–body integration

• BIPOC-affirming care

• LGBTQ+ and gender-affirming counseling

• Creative arts interventions (movement, writing, visual art)

Therapeutic Approach:
Psychodynamic Therapy • Somatic Therapy • Meditation/Mindfulness • Gestalt Therapy • Creative Arts Therapy • Dance/Movement Therapy

Her superpower:
Helping clients take a deep dive into where they shine—then shifting patterns that no longer serve their highest self, so life feels more joyful and grounded.

Zeshan is a seasoned Human Resources expert, full-cycle recruiter, and career coach with more than a decade of global experience spanning the US, UK, EU, Gulf, and APAC regions. He specializes in building healthy, people-centered operations that help organizations grow while ensuring team members feel supported and valued.

At Everyday Superheroes Wellness Coaching, Zeshan leads with a balance of strategy and care. From HR strategy and organizational design to payroll, compliance, performance management, and employee relations, he brings a full-stack people operations approach. He has implemented systems like BambooHR, Workday, SAP SuccessFactors, Zoho People, and Oracle to streamline operations and create scalable structures that empower both leaders and staff.

Zeshan also has a strong track record in recruitment, having built high-performing teams by leading role calibration, sourcing, structured interviewing, and smooth onboarding processes. His reverse recruiting background allows him to coach candidates to succeed in interviews and secure roles that fit their skills and aspirations—an approach that mirrors our mission of affirming and elevating each person’s potential.

Known for his proactive communication, clear timelines, and measurable outcomes, Zeshan delivers more than HR support—he creates a roadmap for sustainable growth. His work ensures that our team culture remains trauma-informed, culturally affirming, and aligned with the mission of helping our clients and community thrive.

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Who We Are: A Company Grounded in Character and Care
At Everyday Superheroes Coaching Inc., our culture is rooted in being holistic- honoring mind-body-being, moving in integrity, clarity, and care. As a women-led, mission-driven company, we believe that wellness is more than a service—it’s a standard we uphold in how we treat one another, our clients, and ourselves.

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We thrive on purpose, and intentional productivity. That means we:

• Communicate with transparency, respect, and emotional intelligence.

• Take initiative and follow through—because trust is built on consistency.

• Adapt to change while staying grounded in our values.

• Lead with empathy, curiosity, and cultural humility.

• Strive for solutions rather than staying stuck in problems.

• Show up with professionalism, without sacrificing authenticity.

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Our team isn’t built on just the vision of a "second family"—we’re built on shared purpose, accountability, professionalism, and a commitment to growing together. We value team members who are not only coachable, but also invested in uplifting others. If you bring creativity, compassion, communication, and a collaborative spirit, you’ll feel right at work home here.

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Are You Our Next Team Member?

You might be a great fit if you:

• Believe in wellness that centers emotional and cultural intelligence.

• Are excited about working in a fast-paced, stable, growth-minded startup.

• Value clear communication and honor your commitments.

• Enjoy problem-solving and are motivated by solutions.

• Are open to feedback and driven by your own development.

• Can bring optimism, presence, and professionalism to the work.
  
  Interested in joining our team? Email Zeshan at hr@everydaysuperheroescoaching.com.We are an equal opportunity employer. Serious applicants & inquiries only

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SPECIALIZATION:
• Trauma Recovery & PTSD
• Teens & Young Adults
• Couples & Families
• Women of Color & Black Women
• Faith-Based & Spiritually Integrated Therapy
• LGBTQIA+-Affirming Care
• Burnout, Stress & Life Transitions
• Relationship Challenges
• Immigrant & First-Generation Experiences
• Cultural Identity & Personal Healing
• Clinical Supervision & Establish-Care Support

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Habibat, LMSW, SIFI, is a trauma-informed, culturally responsive psychotherapist, mental health counselor, and clinical supervisor who works with teens, young adults, adults, couples, and families. She is a proud member of the Everyday Superheroes Wellness Coaching team and brings a warm, grounded, spiritually open, and deeply relational style to care.

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Habibat’s work is rooted in helping people feel safe, seen, understood, and connected. She supports clients navigating anxiety, trauma, grief, burnout, relationship stress, family challenges, life transitions, cultural identity, spiritual growth, self-esteem, and the emotional weight of trying to hold everything together.

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She has extensive experience working with middle- and high-school students, families, trauma survivors, immigrant communities, and clients impacted by domestic violence, intimate partner violence, sex trafficking, grief, and complex trauma. Her background also includes crisis intervention, school-based mental health, family workshops, group therapy, and clinical supervision.
Her style is warm, nurturing, calm, direct, reflective, and relatable. Habibat creates a space where clients can be honest, explore what hurts, understand patterns, strengthen boundaries, and begin making choices that feel more aligned with who they are and how they want to live.

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She is especially skilled with clients who want both emotional processing and practical movement. Sessions may include deep reflection, mindfulness, humor, structure, goal-setting, and thoughtful challenges depending on what feels most supportive.

Habibat also brings a strong interfaith and interspiritual perspective to therapy. She was raised Muslim and maintains deep respect for the tenets and principles of Islam. Her spiritual journey has also included meaningful Christian community involvement and ties to Buddhist traditions and mindfulness practices. This allows her to support clients whose spirituality is layered, evolving, culturally rooted, or connected to more than one tradition.

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She welcomes clients who want faith, prayer, meditation, mindfulness, or spiritual reflection incorporated into therapy when meaningful to them. Her résumé also reflects long-term involvement in Christian ministry, women’s support, Bible study, young adult fellowship, community outreach, and youth ministry.

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As a Black/African American and Afro-Latina woman with Caribbean, African diaspora, Latin American, and first-generation cultural connections, Habibat brings a strong cultural lens to her work. She understands that mental health can be shaped by race, family expectations, migration, identity, belonging, achievement, relationships, community, and spirituality.

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She may be especially resonant for women of color, Black women, LGBTQIA+ clients, immigrant and first-generation clients, young professionals, trauma survivors, faith-based communities, and people navigating cultural identity, burnout, relationships, career transitions, or personal healing.

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In addition to providing psychotherapy and mental health counseling directly, Habibat also supports clients through establish-care appointments when they are being connected to one of the therapists she supervises at Everyday Superheroes Wellness Coaching.

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During these appointments, Habibat helps clients clarify what they are looking for in therapy, understand their current needs and goals, and begin the process of matching with a supervised provider who may be a strong fit. As a SIFI-certified clinical supervisor, she also provides ongoing guidance, mentorship, and clinical supervision to developing therapists within the practice. Her professional background includes supervising clinicians and interns, providing one-to-one support, facilitating clinical trainings, and helping prepare emerging professionals for licensure and practice.

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Clients may therefore meet Habibat in two ways:

• As their psychotherapist or mental health counselor

• As a clinical supervisor supporting their establish-care process and connection to one of her supervised clinicians

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In either role, her goal is to help clients feel heard, supported, understood, and thoughtfully connected to care.

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Areas of Expertise:

• Trauma recovery, PTSD & complex trauma

• Anxiety, stress & burnout

• Teens & young adults

• Couples & family therapy

• Grief and loss

• Relationship challenges

• Women of color & Black women

• Cultural identity exploration

• Immigrant & first-generation experiences

• LGBTQIA+-affirming care

• Faith-based and spiritually integrated support

• Life transitions

• Career transitions & young professional stress

• Self-esteem & emotional regulation

• Domestic violence and intimate partner violence recovery

• School-based mental health

• Personal healing & spiritual growth

• Clinical supervision

• Establish-care appointments & therapist matching

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Therapeutic Approach:

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

• Trauma-Focused CBT (TF-CBT)

• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

• Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT)

• Motivational Interviewing (MI)

• Solution-Focused Brief Therapy

• Narrative Therapy

• Person-Centered Therapy

• Couples & Family Therapy

• Meditation & Mindfulness

• Mind-Body-Soul Practices

• Faith-Based & Spiritually Integrated Therapy

• Holistic & Integrative Care

• Coaching & Action-Oriented Support

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Her superpower:
Creating emotional safety through deep listening, intuition, and spiritual integration—helping clients feel seen, grounded, connected, and supported enough to move toward meaningful healing.

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Clients often experience Habibat as warm, calming, thoughtful, relatable, and non-judgmental. She brings emotional depth and cultural awareness into the therapy space while also helping clients create structure, identify patterns, strengthen boundaries, and take meaningful next steps.

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When she’s not meeting with clients or supporting clinicians through supervision, Habibat enjoys travel, fitness and wellness, fashion and beauty, music and dance, food and cooking, spiritual practices, reading and learning, family time, creative arts, prayer, meditation, and time in nature.

Tasneem, MHC
 

SPECIALIZATION:
​• Anxiety & Stress
• Relationship Support
• Couples Therapy
• Evidence-Based Skills (CBT/DBT/ACT)

Tasneem Burqawi, MHC-LP, is an Arab American Muslim Mental Health Counselor dedicated to creating a safe, inclusive, and comfortable space for therapy. She works with adults and adolescents, as well as couples, supporting clients through anxiety, stress, relationship concerns, and life transitions. Tasneem’s style is collaborative and practical—helping clients build skills, strengthen coping, and make changes through small steps that add up to real momentum.

When she’s not supporting clients, Tasneem enjoys being adventurous in the kitchen and trying new recipes—especially cozy seasonal cooking.

Areas of Expertise:

• Anxiety & overthinking

• Stress management & burnout

• Relationship challenges & communication

• Couples therapy & premarital counseling

• Life transitions & identity/culture-related stress

• Emotional regulation & coping skills

• Mindfulness-based tools

• Goal-setting and “small wins” behavior change

Therapeutic Approach:
CBT • DBT • ACT • Person-Centered Therapy • Mindfulness (MBCT/MBSR) • Motivational Interviewing • Solution-Focused Brief Therapy

Her superpower:
Bringing an “adventurous” mindset into therapy—helping clients gently shake up unhelpful routines and build hope through small, meaningful goals.

Mental Health Therapist

SPECIALIZATION:

Chiya, LMHC

SPECIALIZATION:
• Trauma Recovery & PTSD
• Family & Relationship Challenges
• Teens, Young Adults, Adults, Couples & Families
• Emotional Regulation & Anger
• Women’s Mental Health
• Prenatal & Postpartum Support
• BIPOC Mental Health & Racism-Related Stress
• LGBTQIA+-Affirming Care
• Grief, Life Transitions & Self-Esteem

Chiya, LMHC, is a trauma-informed, culturally responsive therapist who works with adolescents, adults, couples, and families. As a Black woman, she understands how culture, family expectations, identity, relationships, and life experience can shape the way people carry stress, trauma, responsibility, and emotional pain.
 

Chiya works especially well with clients navigating PTSD, childhood and intergenerational trauma, anxiety, depression, family conflict, relationship stress, emotional regulation challenges, grief, life transitions, parenting concerns, self-esteem, workplace stress, and major changes in identity or family roles. She also brings experience supporting prenatal and postpartum mothers, adolescents, couples, and families, as well as individuals healing from domestic violence and other difficult relationship experiences.

Her style is warm, real, down-to-earth, and thought-provoking.

Chiya believes therapy is rooted in relationship and connection. She brings humor, honesty, healthy challenge, and practical support into the room while giving clients autonomy in deciding what they want their healing and growth to look like.
 

Clients do not have to perform or have the “right” answers with Chiya. Her goal is to create a space where people can talk openly, understand their emotions more deeply, recognize patterns, build healthier coping strategies, strengthen boundaries, and make choices that feel more aligned with who they are and how they want to live.
 

Her work integrates evidence-based clinical approaches with a strength-based, person-centered, holistic framework. She adapts therapy to the individual rather than expecting every client to fit one model.
 

Areas of Expertise:

• Trauma recovery, PTSD & childhood trauma

• Intergenerational trauma

• Family conflict & difficult family dynamics

• Relationship concerns & couples therapy

• Anxiety, depression & emotional overwhelm

• Emotional regulation, anger & distress tolerance

• Grief, loss & bereavement

• Teen & young adult mental health

• Parenting and family concerns

• Women’s mental health

• Prenatal & postpartum emotional support

• BIPOC mental health & racism-related stress

• LGBTQIA+-affirming care

• Self-esteem, codependency & boundaries

• Domestic violence and abuse recovery

• Life transitions & midlife changes

• Workplace, academic & social stress

Therapeutic Approach:

• Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT / CBT-I)

• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

• Trauma-Focused CBT (TF-CBT)

• Emotion Regulation Therapy (ERT)

• Motivational Interviewing (MI)

• Solution-Focused Brief Therapy

• Narrative Therapy

• Gestalt Therapy

• Mindfulness & Meditation-Based Therapy

• Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT)

• Couples & Family Therapy

• Trauma-Informed, Strength-Based & Person-Centered Care
   

Her superpower:
Creating connection that makes room for both comfort and healthy challenge—helping clients feel safe enough to be honest, supported enough to process what hurts, and empowered enough to decide what they want to do differently.

Clients often experience Chiya as warm, relatable, honest, and easy to connect with. She is comfortable laughing with clients, sitting with difficult emotions, asking the deeper question, and helping people move from insight into practical change.

As a Black woman and culturally responsive, LGBTQIA+-affirming therapist, Chiya also creates space for conversations about race, culture, identity, family, belonging, discrimination, and intergenerational experiences without requiring clients to separate those realities from their mental health.

When she’s not meeting with clients, Chiya values connection, humor, family, rest, and the everyday moments that help life feel human and grounded.