Sabeen Shaiq, LCSW is a relational psychotherapist, somatic practioner, clinical supervisor and trainer from the Bay Area, she has been working in the field since 2005 and has worked for various non-profit organizations including Doctor’s Without Borders, Sunny Hills Services, and First Place for Youth. She views healing from a holistic perspective including mind, body and soul and utilizes alternative healing modalities as an important part of treatment. She incorporates an understanding of oppression and intergenerational trauma into the way she works.
Sabeen has an interest in teaching and working with people of color, immigrants, youth and women. As a Muslim and a product of a family who immigrated to the U.S. she is also passionate about issues surrounding spirituality, religiosity, and immigration. She recently served as President of the Board for Connections, an interfaith counseling center in Fremont, CA.
Areas of focus include: working with humanitarian workers, travelers, nomads, teenagers and adolescents, depression, anxiety, domestic violence, trauma, identity exploration and intergenerational conflicts.
Training and education include:
Masters of Social Work
California State University, Long Beach
2005-2007
Post Graduate Relational Psychotherapy Training Program
Women’s Therapy Center, Berkeley, CA
2010-2012
Somatic Training
generative somatics, Oakland, CA
2011-2016
Publications:
· HIV, Women and Sex Work
· Diffused Congruence: The American Muslim Experience- Conversation with Social Worker, Sabeen Shaiq
· A published thesis on domestic violence in the Muslim community, available at the CSU Long Beach library
Sabeen has an interest in teaching and working with people of color, immigrants, youth and women. As a Muslim and a product of a family who immigrated to the U.S. she is also passionate about issues surrounding spirituality, religiosity, and immigration. She recently served as President of the Board for Connections, an interfaith counseling center in Fremont, CA.
Areas of focus include: working with humanitarian workers, travelers, nomads, teenagers and adolescents, depression, anxiety, domestic violence, trauma, identity exploration and intergenerational conflicts.
Training and education include:
Masters of Social Work
California State University, Long Beach
2005-2007
Post Graduate Relational Psychotherapy Training Program
Women’s Therapy Center, Berkeley, CA
2010-2012
Somatic Training
generative somatics, Oakland, CA
2011-2016
Publications:
· HIV, Women and Sex Work
· Diffused Congruence: The American Muslim Experience- Conversation with Social Worker, Sabeen Shaiq
· A published thesis on domestic violence in the Muslim community, available at the CSU Long Beach library
|
Address:
2940 Summit St, Suite 2D Oakland, CA 94609 Address:
Jed Yod Neighborhood Chiang Mai, Thailand |
Upcoming Workshops:
none Past Workshops: R*E*S*P*E*C*T: FIND OUT WHAT IT MEANS TO ME IN THE SUPERVISORY SITUATION Saturday, February 4th, 2017 Nile Hall, Preservation Park, Oakland California 9am to 4pm (6 CEs) Learn more and register online at www.tpi-berkeley.org Working With Muslim Americans: An Underserved and Disenfranchised Community *Monday, February 22nd 6:00 - 8:00 pm | UC Berkeley Barrows Hall, Rm 554 *Friday, September 23rd 3:00-4:30 pm | University of California, San Francisco *Tuesday, November 29th 1:30-3:30 pm | California Institute of Integral Studies Radical Healing for Healers Saturday, April 23rd 12:00 – 2:00 pm | UC Berkeley Public Service Center – 218 Eshleman Hall |