Ahiela Watson

Ahiela Watson

Psychotherapist @Athena

New York, NY, US
EMAILS
a••••••••@athenapsych.com
MOBILE NUMBERS
+91 *********19

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WORK HISTORY

May 2023 — Present

Psychotherapist @Athena

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NY, US

Manage a caseload of 35 clients ages 5-60• Use CBT and Liberation psychology approach to address and heal the adversities faced by clientele who represent, Black, immigrant, Caribbean, and Spanish speaking communities• Complete Progress Notes, Medical Screenings, and Treatment Plans in a timely manner • Engage in supplementary outreach to speak to client\'s families and partners to achieve a holistic approach to healing

EDUCATION

2021 — 2023

Columbia University in the City of New York

Master of Education - MEd

2021 — 2023

Teachers College, Columbia University

Master of Arts - MA

2017 — 2021

Clark University

Bachelor of Arts - BA

ABOUT AHIELA WATSON

My foundational goal in service is to build trusting rapport with families and individuals who most appreciate being understood for their being as a whole, their heritage, their language, and their journeys. With a social justice advocacy background, my theoretical approach is a combination of person-centered therapy, mindfulness, and liberation psychology in order to support clients facing chronic stress and anxiety, systemic oppression, posttraumatic stress disorder, ADHD, and anger management.I earned both a Master of Education in Counseling Psychology on a Bilingual Latinx Track and Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Columbia University, Teachers College. I completed my bachelor’s degree in psychology at Clark University, with a Comparative Race and Ethnic Studies concentration. I continue to sharpen my abilities to center racial and social justice to grasp the unique experiences of marginalized clients as a whole. I have worked within a wide range of services applying psychoeducation, career preparation, socio-emotional learning and psychotherapy. Due to barriers beyond an individual’s control, mental hygiene becomes challenging to achieve for those of marginalized identities; working in communities throughout Harlem and the South Bronx furthered skillset to address and navigate those barriers. I keep a safe space by being supportive, finding moments of joy and laughter, and uplifting clients to achieving goals that were created with the intention to heal and live harmoniously within ourselves and our community.

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