Indhira Udofia is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist with a deep commitment to integrating multiple frameworks and modalities aimed at fostering healing within marginalized communities. Since 2009, her extensive experience in clinical and community settings, alongside her work in faith communities since 2014, has fueled her passion for helping individuals and communities recover from trauma, particularly in contexts of spiritual abuse and grief. Indhira views her work as a collaborative effort, focused on empowering individuals in their personal healing journeys. She employs strengths-based methodologies that holistically embrace both individuals and communities. Recognizing that healing is a comprehensive experience, she believes in utilizing various approaches to achieve wellness. With expertise in a diverse array of treatment modalities, including Trauma-Informed Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Brainspotting, Narrative Therapy, and Decolonial healing modalities, Indhira champions the idea that there are many paths to wellness and that the healing process is fundamentally communal. She holds a belief that within each person lies a wealth of tools and practices that need to be reclaimed and activated, and she aspires to serve as a conduit for others to access their healing resources.