Mustafa Haddad
Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor
I support adults and families navigating trauma, migration, belonging, faith, and major transitions. I bring a culturally responsive and trauma-informed approach that respects the strengths people developed to survive.
- Trauma-focused therapy
- Internal family systems
- Narrative therapy
Practice details
- Languages
- English, Arabic
- Availability
- Afternoon and evening appointments Monday through Thursday, online throughout Illinois and in person in Chicago.
- Service formats
- Online, In person
- Locations and jurisdictions
- Illinois, United States
Specializations
Trauma · Immigration and migration · Identity and belonging · Faith transitions
Who I work with
Adults · Families
Get to know me
- Something I want clients to know
- The ways you learned to protect yourself make sense. Therapy helps us decide which protections still serve you now.
- How culture enters the room
- Directly and with curiosity. We can talk about family, faith, language, migration, and power without reducing you to any one identity.
- What our first session feels like
- You set the pace. We focus on safety, what brings you in, and what you want to be different before exploring deeper history.
- My approach in three words
- Respectful, steady, curious.
- A sign of meaningful progress
- You can stay connected to yourself and the people you love without being governed by fear, guilt, or old survival patterns.
Licenses
Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor
LCPC-DEMO-1103
Illinois, United States
Education
MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
Northwestern University
2018
BA in Sociology
University of Illinois Chicago
2014