Khadijat Quadri

Quadri is a Board Certified Licensed Clinical Mental Health Professional with decades of experience in clinical mental health, holistic healing methods, development, and implementation of community based mental health and education programs. Her education includes multiple advanced degrees in Mental Health Counseling, International Development from St Mary’s University, and Mastery in Global Mental Health Trauma and Recovery from Harvard University.

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She received additional training in Contemplative Group Therapy, Transpersonal Psychology, Clinical Hypnotherapy, Reiki Energy Healing, Astrological Psychology, Advanced GDV Assessment, Advanced Integrative Therapy, Energy Psychology, Biofeedback Modalities, and Sound Frequency Healing.

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Her past experiences range from developing programs for refugee communities, infant mortality, and developing education programs for low-income communities. She currently operates a transpersonal and intuitive counseling private practice in Raleigh North Carolina, and has a wide range of practical experience in trauma and mental health recovery. She has routinely treated mental health issues ranging from personality disorders to depression, anxiety, grief, Attention Deficit Disorders, sexual abuse, mood disorders and Post Traumatic Stress Disorders.

Providing services to more than thirty thousand clients over a span of twenty-five years, she has conducted thousands of energy healing sessions, hypnotherapy, and holistic therapies to clients in various communities around the world.  Khadijat has worked with individuals on their spiritual journeys, abused and neglected children, autism disorders and provided counseling to couples and families. Khadijat is a multifaceted educator whose global work and educational offerings have extended beyond traditional counseling to assisting countless lives in spiritual awakening and consciousness transformation.

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Growing up within the Islamic faith and attending Christian colleges, Khadijat developed an intimate understanding of both religions and spiritual practices and engaged in decades of consistent meditation and contemplative practice later in life. She undertook a more intimate spiritual journey where she practiced Dzogchen meditation, Zen philosophy, and the Noble Eightfold Path of the Buddhist contemplations. She enjoys chanting, shamanic healing, sound healing therapies and is versed in over a hundred spiritual chants and mantras from across religions.  Khadijat’s international travels extend beyond multiculturalism to providing education, research studies, mental health development projects while immersing herself in the beauty and wisdom all faiths and cultures have to offer.

Her practice has a 95% retention rate because of a creative and transpersonal approach that provides a full spectrum of the client’s cognitive, transcendental, and spiritual life paths. Through her intimate dance with spirit, she can weave gentle, creative models that are insightful for clients’ journeys.