Seye (Pronounced SHEH-yeh) brings more than seven years of mental health experience supporting youth and adults across psychotherapy, crisis, and community settings. He works with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, grief, identity concerns, life transitions, and periods of emotional or psychological overwhelm.
His approach is warm, structured, collaborative, culturally responsive, and trauma-informed. Seye combines practical coping strategies with careful assessment and treatment planning to help clients better understand what they are experiencing, strengthen emotional regulation, and move toward meaningful and sustainable change. His experience in crisis intervention also allows him to work confidently with clients experiencing higher levels of distress, while maintaining a calm and grounded therapeutic presence.
Seye has particular experience supporting youth facing complex psychosocial stressors and adults navigating trauma-related concerns. He also welcomes referrals involving ADHD and executive functioning difficulties, cultural and identity concerns, grief and loss, and motor vehicle accident-related emotional and trauma symptoms.