Hello!
I'm Rasheedat Jimoh
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4th year BSW student at U of Calgary. Practicum student with FASS until June 2021.
π©π» Woman, under 30
π Pronouns: she/her
π Location: calgary, AB
π« Institution: University of Calgary
π Degree: Bachelor's degree
π Graduation Year: 2021
β Social Work/ Counseling Program: Bachelor of Social Work Program
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Understanding the role of past trauma in clients' lives
Highlighting clients' strengths and abilities
Aligned with feminist principles
Emphasizing the client as the expert in their own life
Incorporating an awareness of power, privilege and oppression
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Experience with 1st generation immigrants
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Parenting
Loss & Grief
Bullying
Domestic abuse and violence
About Me
A developing generalist, anti-oppressive social worker who enjoys using a strength-based approach and solution-focused brief therapy approach. Really passionate about trauma-informed care. An immigrant black muslim woman who understands oppression, intersectionality and how it affects the experiences of individuals
My Approaches to Care
Accessibility
Language
English
Modes of Delivery
Text
Phone
Phone
Availability
Weekday evenings (after 6 PM)
Weekends during the day
Weekends during the day
Client Population Served
Are you currently accepting new clients?
Yes
Type of Mental Health Consultation offered
Individual
What age groups do you work with?
Adolescents (age 14-18)
Younger Adults (19-35)
Younger Adults (19-35)
Area of Specialty
Experience with Addiction
Experience with Adjustment & Transitions
Experience with Behavioural Concerns
Experience with Emotions
Experience with Ethnicity & Culture
Experience with Gender Identity & Sexual Orientation
Experience with Illness & Disabilities
Experience with Neurocognitive Differences
Experience with Physical Health
Experience with Relationships
Experience with Stress & Trauma
Experience with Other Topics
Racial/Ethnic/Cultural Identity & Immigration History
Identify as racialized
Yes
Ethnicity
Black or African American
Religion
Muslim
Immigration history
First generation settler (came from a different land)
Lived Experience of Disability
I do not identify as disabled/ a person with a disability.
Gender Identity & Expression, Sexuality & Relationships
Sexual Orientation
Heterosexual or straight
I do not identify as a member of the 2SLGBTQ+ community.
Understanding of Intersectionality and Anti-oppression
understanding that individuals do not have identities that makes them marginalized as a result of their identities in isolation, instead as a result of intersection of identities guides my anti-oppressive approach to social justice work.
Other Information
Why did you choose to become a therapist?
Recommend a book or a movie.
What is your pet peeve?
If you were an animal, what would you be?
If you weren't a therapist, what would you be? (Or, if you have another vocation, what is it?)
Who is someone you admire?
Tell us about your pet.
Recommend a book or a movie.
What is your pet peeve?
If you were an animal, what would you be?
If you weren't a therapist, what would you be? (Or, if you have another vocation, what is it?)
Who is someone you admire?
Tell us about your pet.
As an individual who is a childhood survivor of sexual abuse, I understand first hand the impact of trauma on the brain and behaviour. I choose to provide mental health services for individuals using skills from my developing trauma-informed approach.
Movie: Short term-12
Pet peeve: not using turn signals
if I were an animal I would be a cat
If I wasn't a therapist I would be a doctor
I really REALLY admire Michelle Obama
I don't have a pet
Movie: Short term-12
Pet peeve: not using turn signals
if I were an animal I would be a cat
If I wasn't a therapist I would be a doctor
I really REALLY admire Michelle Obama
I don't have a pet
