Aziza Ghanem Bazzi, LLMSW, SSW

Hi, I’m Aziza — a social worker, mother, big sister, mental health professional, and child advocate. I support clients through the challenges of everyday life, including life transitions, relationships, identity development, and personal growth. I believe everyone deserves a good life, and that “good life” looks different for each person. Together, we’ll explore what truly matters to you and how your values guide the life you want to build.

My therapeutic approach is flexible and client-centered, meeting you exactly where you are. I believe that each time you walk through the door, you may be arriving as a different version of yourself — and therapy should honor that. As a Palestinian Muslim American, I intentionally practice through an inclusive and culturally responsive lens. I recognize how our identities, histories, and lived experiences shape who we are and how we heal. This work is often described as a decolonized therapeutic approach, meaning we acknowledge the impact of systems, power, and perspective on our mental health and recovery. A one-size-fits-all model simply doesn’t work.

I am also a certified school social worker with years of experience supporting students and families in educational settings. Navigating the special education and certification process can feel overwhelming and intimidating. As both an evaluator and service provider, I am well-versed in these systems and committed to guiding families with clarity, compassion, and advocacy as they move into this next chapter.