Specializes In
Chronic Illness
Treatment Modalities
Person Centered Therapy
Solution-Based Therapy
Movement-Based Therapy
Fridaous Djobo
Intern
M.S. Student, Salisbury University
Limited Availability
she/her/hers
I am currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Clinical Social Work with a focus on learning the most holistic and effective approaches to providing therapy services to couples and families. My experiences with being a part of a separated family have taught me that healthy human relationships are the foundation of everyday life, and my passion lies in helping others build strong, wholesome connections. Through my academic journey and hands-on experiences, I am committed to becoming a resourceful and compassionate guide for my clients, equipped with the tools to support their emotional well-being and relational growth. I offer a warm and non-judgmental space for others to feel seen and supported through their struggles.
Spread love everywhere you go. Let no one ever come to you without leaving happier. – Mother Teresa.
- Cisgender
- Disabled Person/Person with Disability
- Queer
- Black African Diaspora, Latine/Latinx Diaspora
- LGBQ+ Sexuality
- Immigrant/ Child of Immigrants
- Neurodivergent Person
- Person of Color
- South West Asian/ North African or Middle Eastern Diaspora
- Bicultural/ Multicultural, Biracial/ Multiracial
- Deaf Person
- Bachelor of Arts in Social Work
- Current Master of Clinical Social Work student at Salisbury University.
- I speak three languages with my family (English, Ewe, and French).
- I was featured on Journal Des Femmes, a French news and media site in 2020.
- I was a halftime show dancer for the NFL Washington Commanders in 2021.
- I speak English, Ewe, and a little bit of French.
- I value integrity, cultural humility, non-judgement, and empathy in my work.
- I am an Immigrant from Togo, West Africa, and I have been living in the United States for about 20 years.
- I am passionate about accepting and providing a safe space for all people, and I believe in meeting people where they are in life, especially if they are vulnerable.
- Eating Disorders
- Consensual Non-Monogamous Couples (Polyamorous)
- Complex Grief
