Nurah specializes in addressing complex needs of aging populations, bringing both professional insight and heartfelt empathy to critical issues like self-neglect, depression, grief, and elder abuse. With master’s degrees in Human Services and Social Work Administration, plus multiple certifications including Certified Peer Support Technician (CPST), Qualified Mental Health Specialist (QMHS), Qualified Behavioral Health Specialist (QBHS), and Therapeutic Behavioral Services (TBS), she uniquely blends academic rigor with grassroots compassion.

Her support is often effective because she approaches people with empathy, respect, and commitment to building trust. She prioritizes active listening to understand unique challenges and strengths, creating safe, nonjudgmental spaces where people feel empowered to share openly.

Nurah has a gift for helping people recognize their own resilience through compassion, presence, and reflection.

Outside of her client work, practicing faith is core to her life, providing strength that renews her both personally and professionally.