3. Dr. Shareefah has a private
practice in Washington, DC. Dr.
Al?Uqdah also conducts mental
health evaluations for persons
seeking political asylum. In this
capacity she has worked with
several survivors of female genital
mutilation. Dr. Al?Uqdah has
expanded her private practice to a
nonprofit community mental
health clinic that will provide low
cost mental health services while
providing valuable training to
graduate students enrolled in
service orientated graduate
programs.
Shareefah Al?Uqdah loves
working in the community. She
speaks on various issues related
to mental wellness, parenting,
community violence, substance
abuse, and self-esteem building.
Lastly, and most importantly, Dr.
Shareefah is loving wife and
mother to four wonderful sons.
Shareefah N. Al?Uqdah, PhD,
became a psychologist to address
the mental health needs of African
Americans. Upon graduating from
Howard University with her
doctorate in psychology, she
began working in private practice.
Dr. Shareefah soon became an
Assistant Professor and Program
Director of Howard University?s
Counseling Psychology program,
her alma mater.
At Howard, her commitment to
diverse groups continues, as she
helps educate future psychologists
to ensure that mental health
professionals are culturally
competent scientist practitioners.
As a professor, she is an avid
researcher of issues that impact
urban families, which include
intimate partner abuse,
community violence, and
parenting behaviors. Dr. Al?Uqdah
is also committed to exploring the
intersectionality of the African
American Muslim identity.
Beyond her work as a professor,
A Wife,Mother. Psychologist, &
Pr ofessor
5. All in a Family:
Our families look different nowadays. Some of
us co-parent, single parent, or parent in a
"traditional" family; but, most of us are a little
lost on how to make our family work! This
presentation helps us love all that are in our
families.
Being Your Best Self:
How do you let go of your past?
Get over your mistakes or
regrets? Sometimes letting go is
all you need in order to find your
best self and walk in your true
purpose
7. But some of Us are Righteous Believers:
Media tends to portray all the Muslims as Immigrants
and all Blacks as Christian; however, there is a large
number of African American Muslims. Let's discuss
their issues, complexities, history, and cultural
relevance.
Dr. Al'Uqdah is willing to design her presentations to the needs of the
clients.
No More Drama:
As women, we often say that we
don't like drama. But, how do we
keep finding ourselves in it? This
presentation helps us explore our
negative relationship patterns.
8. Martha's Table
Washington, DC
Muslim Wellness
Foundation
Philadelphia, PA
DC Superior Courts
Washington, DC
UDC TV-- Healthy Minds
Washington, DC
WHUR-The Health Chat
Washington, DC
Abbreviated Client List
PRIOR CLIEN T S
"Helpingthewor ld one
person, onefamily, one
community at a time"
9. PRICIN G IN FORM AT ION
Dr. Al'Uqdah attempts to
provide a great service at a
reasonable price. She
negotiates all fees with
conference arrangers to ensure
a mutual understanding.
Fees are based on time, travel,
and presentation format.
Presentation Formats
- Speeches (Didactic or Motivational)
- Panel Discussions
- Keynote Address
- Trainings
10. 2007 Vermont Avenue
SH A REEFA H N .A L 'UQDA H
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