Abilash Pulicken

We don’t know each other yet, but I imagine you’re thinking of making changes in your life. You might be here because you’re trying to come to terms with something recent – the loss of a loved one, a relationship ending, or a terrifying car accident. Perhaps it’s something that you have struggled with for years – anxiety, depression, trauma, an eating disorder, or addiction. The fact that you’re researching mental health professionals tells me that you understand the importance mental health plays in shaping relationships with partners, children, families, friends, co-workers, strangers, and most importantly, ourselves. In addition to traditional counseling offices, my passion for helping others has taken me to educational institutions, inpatient facilities, television studios, community health centers, and Native American reservations. I have worked with individuals aged 6 – 80+ and have served populations ranging from college students to court-mandated sex offenders. My time in the f