Renata Fayzullina –

Renata Fayzullina

reh-nah-tah fye-zoo-lee-nah

She/Her

Mental Health Counselor

Book Renata

Therapy Style

Attuned Trauma Informed Depth Oriented Reflective Warm Collaborative

Languages Spoken

Russian English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders Addiction Postpartum Depression Borderline PD Bipolar Cultural issues Autism ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Schizophrenia Infidelity Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Homicidal Ideation

I honor the complexity and uniqueness of each person. In our work together, I will help you understand yourself and uncover your inherent strength and worth. Informed by my own complex cultural background, I value nurturing multiple identities and telling your story in a way that feels empowering. Rooted in person-centered therapy, my approach weaves in psychodynamic, narrative, and behavioral perspectives, complemented by mindfulness practices.

I have extensive experience working with clients navigating substance use, as well as depression, anxiety, and trauma that often accompany it. I also focus on helping clients manage life transitions and identity shifts, such as becoming a parent, immigrating, or experiencing loss. I bring my own identities as an immigrant and a mother into the room and welcome clients adjusting to a new reality.

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, Baruch College M.A. in Psychology, Boston University B.A. in Clinical Psychology, Lomonosov Moscow State University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P137812-01

Supervisor

Isha Kumar, LMHC-D #012392