Disclosure This directory includes providers who work in various areas of mental health and offer a range of treatment approaches and services. Services vary by provider and are offered within each provider’s training, licensure, certification, and professional scope of practice. Inclusion in this directory does not constitute an endorsement or guarantee by SAMHIN of the services.
Life’s challenges are often unexpected. Yet, these obstacles are something we share and our struggles are what make us human. Fortunately, you do not need to navigate them alone. We will work through these challenges together as you rediscover your best self.
As a clinical psychologist, I am passionate about understanding the root causes of anxiety, depression, or other problematic behaviors to help maintain long-term stability after therapy. I value building a strong therapeutic relationship in order to build trust and help improve my client’s relationships outside of therapy. I aim to create an environment that is safe, healing, and fosters growth. I’ve been told that my down-to-earth personality often allows my clients to feel comfortable sharing their difficulties without fear of judgment or criticism.
I enjoy working with individuals in transitional stages of their lives and/or struggling with work/life balance. I have extensive experience working with ethnic minorities, anxiety and mood disorders, and members of the LGBTQ+ community.
As my practice names suggests, I take a 312 approach to therapy…
3: Being mindful of the present; unpacking the past; building stability for the future.
1: Individualized care for YOU.
2: Our partnership, the 2 of us working together to build a strong, therapeutic relationship that fits your needs.
Education and Training
Dr. Ali earned her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology with a specialization in Neuropsychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. She then completed her adult clinical internship at Henry Ford Health System and post-doctoral pediatric training through The Family Institute at Northwestern University and Rush NeuroBehavioral Center.
In addition to her advanced clinical training, Dr. Ali spent some time in Juneau, Alaska working closely with the State of Alaska and the Center for Disease Control (CDC) on the primary prevention of suicide, substance abuse, and interpersonal violence among Native Alaskans and Alaskan adolescents.
What my clients say…
“Alicia is compassionate, empathetic, and really cares about her clients. Working with her makes me feel supported and safe, and I leave every session feeling lighter and calmer than before. She’s the best!”
“I’ve been a client of Dr. Ali’s for 2 years. She’s patient, kind, and will hold you accountable. I enjoy our virtual sessions and would recommend her to women of color and the LGBTQ+ community.”
Please read more client reviews and find out more about my practice by visiting my website.
