Gabriell Faouri

My communication style

I communicate in a nonjudgmental, open, and validating way to ensure our sessions feel safe. Clients often share that they feel heard and validated, which helps them open up and make progress in therapy.

My journey to mental healthcare

I decided to become a therapist in my first year of college, though I had been interested since childhood. After experiencing family therapy during my parents' divorce, I felt grateful for the support I received and wanted to provide that same care for others.

My goals for you

In our first session, I ask what you're looking to work on and take notes. After collecting history over the next few sessions, I revisit your goals and add any others if necessary to ensure we're on the same page and working toward what matters most to you.

Our first session

During our first session, I focus on building rapport and getting to know you before diving into details. I'll ask about your reason for starting therapy, past therapy experiences, and current stressors to understand how I can best support you.

I identify as...

• Female
• Hispanic or Latinx