Begin To Heal Counselling Services

04/23/2026

Join us in Hargeisa to learn how building your skills, knowledge, and professional standards can open doors and strengthen our community. The Professionalization of Clinical Practice in the Horn Hoda Samater

💡 Understand professionalization
📈 Grow your career opportunities
🤝 Connect with like-minded individuals

📍 Hargeisa
🕕 6:00 PM
📅 Date: Coming Soon

Be part of the change. Build a professional future.

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02/17/2026

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02/01/2026

“Begin to Heal” Skill-Building Workshops – Coming Soon to Hargeysa!
Get ready to learn, grow, and strengthen your skills in a supportive community environment. Stay tuned for dates, topics, and registration details! Begin To Heal Counselling Services

01/16/2026

Therapy is often imagined as a one-way process — the clinician listens, the client speaks, and healing unfolds through technique and expertise. Yet at the heart of therapy lies something deeply human: connection. In this interview, we explore how clinicians bring their humanity into the therapy room, how authenticity builds trust, and how clients benefit when therapists are seen not only as professionals, but as people:

Therapists are humans too
Live interview with Dustin Dean
Jan 22 — 7 PM EST

Let’s talk real connection in therapy. See you live on TikTok ❤️
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01/04/2026

Join us January 8th at 7 PM EST for an interview with the renowned Dean of Zen.
Together, we’ll dive into re-humanizing clinical practice and addressing common preconceptions about therapists.
This is a conversation about authenticity, connection, and the lived experience of therapy.

Begin To Heal Counselling Services
Dustin Dean

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12/12/2025

Without immigrants…Begin To Heal Counselling Services

12/08/2025

Black Friday Offer

12/08/2025

Healing Trauma Using Indigenous Somali PracticesSomali people have long-held healing traditions rooted in community, spirituality, poetry, and connection to land. These practices emerged long before Western psychology and continue to be powerful tools for restoring balance after trauma. Integrating them with modern trauma-informed care can offer deeply resonant and culturally safe healing.

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12/06/2025

Culturally Informed Crisis Management

This workshop focuses on strengthening participants’ capacity to respond effectively and compassionately to racialized community members who are experiencing suicidal ideations.

Through a culturally informed lens, we explore how systemic inequities, migration stressors, intergenerational trauma, and cultural stigma shape the way individuals express distress and seek help.
Participants will learn:

Culturally grounded approaches to crisis assessment and intervention.

How colonial histories and racial trauma impact mental health and help-seeking…

Strategies for building safety while honoring cultural identity, values, and communication styles
How to identify culturally specific warning signs and respond with sensitivity…

De-escalation skills tailored for diverse communities
Ways to create trust with callers or clients who may fear discrimination or misunderstanding
Collaborative safety planning that includes family, community, and cultural supports..

The workshop encourages reflection, empathy, and skill-building, equipping participants with practical tools to support racialized individuals in moments of intense vulnerability—while affirming dignity, identity, and cultural resilience.

12/04/2025