Mental Health Counselor
Chioma Ofodile
Mental Health Counselor
Book Chioma
Therapy Style
Warm
Relational Focused
Somatic Aware
Strategic
Works Well With Ambivilance
Languages Spoken
English
Expertise
Borderline PD
Bipolar
Eating disorders
Cultural issues
Autism
Addiction
ADD or ADHD
Anger Management
Grief
Sex
Sexual Trauma or Abuse
Domestic Violence
Suicidal Ideation
Homicidal Ideation
PTSD
Chronic Illness
OCD
Sleep Disorders
Spirituality
Body Dysmorphia
Polyamory
Postpartum Depression
HIV/Aids
Adoption
Racism
Executive Function
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Perfectionism
Political Anxiety
Climate Anxiety
Social Anxiety
Narcissistic Abuse
Burnout
Childhood Trauma
Pmdd
Self Harm
Health Anxiety
Phobias
Infidelity
Psychosis
Schizophrenia
I am a Nigerian immigrant who believes healing happens in the community. My work uses a person-centered approach while integrating psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral, and acceptance & commitment therapies to address diverse issues, including immigrant challenges, religious trauma, gender conflicts, and connection with self/sensuality.
I have served as a therapist with the Capital Counseling Employee Assistance Program, helping clients of all ages. I worked with the SUNY Research Foundation for over two years, using motivational interviewing to address substance use, gambling, and mental health among college students. I have also supported a hotline.
Education
M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, University at Albany
B.A. in Psychology with a Minor in Creative Writing, University at Albany
License #
MHC-LP #P133442
I am a Nigerian immigrant who believes healing happens in the community. My work uses a person-centered approach while integrating psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral, and acceptance & commitment therapies to address diverse issues, including immigrant challenges, religious trauma, gender conflicts, and connection with self/sensuality.
I have served as a therapist with the Capital Counseling Employee Assistance Program, helping clients of all ages. I worked with the SUNY Research Foundation for over two years, using motivational interviewing to address substance use, gambling, and mental health among college students. I have also supported a hotline.
Education
M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, University at Albany
B.A. in Psychology with a Minor in Creative Writing, University at Albany
License #
MHC-LP #P133442
Therapy Style
Warm
Works Well With Ambivilance
Somatic Aware
Strategic
Relational Focused
Languages Spoken
English
Expertise
Borderline PD
Bipolar
Eating disorders
Cultural issues
Autism
Addiction
ADD or ADHD
Anger Management
Grief
Sex
Sexual Trauma or Abuse
Domestic Violence
Suicidal Ideation
Homicidal Ideation
PTSD
Chronic Illness
OCD
Sleep Disorders
Spirituality
Body Dysmorphia
Polyamory
Postpartum Depression
HIV/Aids
Adoption
Racism
Executive Function
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Perfectionism
Political Anxiety
Climate Anxiety
Social Anxiety
Narcissistic Abuse
Burnout
Childhood Trauma
Pmdd
Self Harm
Health Anxiety
Phobias
Infidelity
Psychosis
Schizophrenia
Q.
What helps people feel supported
A.
A nurturing community is the foundation of health and wealth. Let me be a part of yours.
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