Nardeen Mitias, AMFT

Nardeen graduated from Simpson University with a master's degree in Marriage and Family Counseling. She worked with different populations through her internship at Victor Community Support Services. Her biggest passion is to reach those who feel a sense of despair and discouragement with a message of hope and compassion. She believes that no one should be alone while undergoing hardships. With the help and support provided in therapy, we can get back our peace and strength and become stronger in the face of difficulties. Therapy is a journey on which people will find tools that help them discover the root causes of ongoing pain and issues. Through the guided questions and the accepting environment provided by the clinician, the client will be able to learn coping skills and alleviate their pain. Nardeen will use the therapy approach (modality) based on the client’s needs and level of readiness. Nardeen will focus her efforts on providing a safe space through building rapport and establishing a therapeutic relationship as a crucial part of the therapy process besides the modality. She will assess, diagnose, and use evidence-based modalities to treat her clients as she consults with her supervisor Mina Youssef, LMFT. The modalities that Nardeen uses are CBT, ACT, SFT, DBT, and motivational interviewing.