About Me
I am Asmau Ayub, a Licensed Counseling Psychologist with over a decade of clinical experience. Currently, I am a third-year PhD candidate in Counselor Education & Supervision at Michigan State University.
My research interests focus on multicultural counseling competence, social justice advocacy in counseling, and effective supervision methodologies. I am passionate about training the next generation of counselors to provide culturally responsive and ethical mental health services.
Education & Credentials
Dissertation focus: "Multicultural Supervision Models and Their Impact on Counselor Development"
Specialization in multicultural counseling and trauma-informed care
Minor in Sociology, Graduated with Honors
Certified in EMDR Therapy and Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT)
My Professional Philosophy
I believe in a holistic, culturally responsive approach to counseling and education that honors the unique experiences and backgrounds of each individual. My work is guided by the principles of:
Professional Affiliations
Active member since 2013, serving on the Multicultural Counseling Committee
Member since 2018, contributing to research initiatives
Board member since 2020, advocating for counseling profession advancement
Member since 2016, participating in global counseling initiatives