Sabaahath Latifi, LCPC, MS
My name is Sabaahath, and I am a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) with over 13 years of experience as a mental health professional. A couple of years ago, I took a step back to reflect on my career and well-being. Through this process, I identified my goals and redefined my purpose, which led me to establish Noor Wellness—a space dedicated to supporting those who care for others.
Supervision Philosophy
My supervision approach is rooted in reflective practice, creating a nurturing space for exploration, growth, and self-discovery. I believe supervision is an opportunity to not only enhance clinical skills but also deepen self-awareness, fostering a meaningful connection with yourself and your work. Together, we will focus on building your confidence, expanding your skill set, and ensuring you can provide optimal care while maintaining your own well-being.
Supervision should be a safe space to challenge yourself, grow, and refine your practice in a way that honors your personal and professional wellness. My goal is to guide you in becoming the best version of yourself for the individuals who trust you with their care.
Experience and Training
I have 5+ years of supervisory experience and am trained in reflective supervision. I am also actively working toward certifications in supervision and EMDR. My professional training includes:
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Reflective Clinical Supervision and Coaching
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Internal Family Systems (IFS)
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Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
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ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training)
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Crisis Intervention​
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At Noor Wellness, I am committed to empowering mental health professionals to thrive in their roles while prioritizing their own wellness. Together, we can create a space for growth, resilience, and lasting impact.
Imman Musa, PhD
Dr. Imman Musa is a licensed clinical psychologist. She earned her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Saint Louis University, where her studies and research focused on the mental health impact of discrimination and stigma on American Muslims and other marginalized communities. She has been counseling individuals, couples, and families in the Chicagoland area for over 7 years. In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Musa is passionate about training and mentorship of fellow professionals, as well as community engagement, providing workshops and education on mental, emotional, and relationship health. She has worked in multiple settings including hospitals, college counseling centers, and community mental health centers. She currently sees clients at her group practice, Hikma Counseling.
Sana Mohiuddin, LCPC, MA
I am a first generation American, a licensed cinical professional counselor with an emphasis in family systems, a couples specialist and a trauma therapist. I recently completed trainings in both Internal Family Systems and EMDR.
Along with my clinicial training I have also completed a formal aalimiyya course at Jaamia Zainab in Lusaka, Zainab. This was a culmination of 10 years of intense study that includes an ijaaza, or permission to teach, in jurisprudence, theology, arabic, Quran exegesis and Hadith sciences.
I bring together my experiences as a child of immigrants, my trainings as therapist, and my islamic studies in my counseling office and the community work that I do. I use all of this to help clients heal and build skills to find their way to a healthier, more fulfilling life.
