Mohamed Salam is a dedicated and empathetic psychotherapist who believes that empathy forms the cornerstone of effective therapeutic work. He attentively listens to his clients to understand their emotions and life challenges, helping them feel more fully alive as they navigate their journeys. Acknowledging the pain and suffering that often stem from past experiences, Mohamed guides individuals in recognizing and addressing the factors that leave them feeling overwhelmed or stuck. He collaborates with clients to rework their thoughts and feelings, freeing them from the burdens of the past while inspiring hope for the future. With a wealth of experience with diverse populations, Mohamed employs a wide range of modalities tailored to fit each person’s unique needs, including psychodynamic, psychoanalytic, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and family systems therapy. His work has garnered positive feedback from clients who have consistently reported significant progress during their treatment. Holding an MSW in Mental Health and an Addiction Certificate from Madonna University, MI, Mohamed has also completed an Early Admission Program alongside four years of Academic Candidacy at the Michigan Psychoanalytic Institute, where he received extensive training and supervision. Additionally, he earned a Trauma and Recovery certification from Harvard University, further enhancing his ability to support clients through various challenges, such as addiction, anxiety, and depression.