Asma Huzair, MSW, LMSW

Asma has always been interested in helping each person realize their unique manifestations of courage and resilience. “When we explore our most vulnerable and powerful selves in a relationship of safety, presence, and understanding, we begin to uncover the potential we have to show up for ourselves and the things that are important to us in life.”

Believing it is a privilege to get to know her clients, she is honored to help clients work through the barriers that prevent them from participating more fully in their lives.

She resonates with experiences of difference, and aims to be attentive to the familial, cultural, and social identities and encounters that shape how clients feel about themselves, relationships, and the world. She has a special interest in working with individuals who have experienced unacknowledged grief, loss, and trauma(s).

Asma uses a trauma-informed, systems perspective in her practice, and draws from attachment theory and multicultural feminism to enrich her work.

She earned her Master’s in Social Work from University of Michigan.