Fatimah Finney is a serial goal-setter, lover of new ideas, and imaginative thinker. She is the founder of Healing Differently, a counseling, training, and consulting business where she serves a variety of clients with diverse backgrounds, lived experiences, and clinical symptoms. 

Fatimah is a highly sought after speaker, thought leader, and workshop facilitator.  She's been featured on several podcasts, including IFS Talks, where she discusses the intersection between IFS and Intercultural Competence. Her chapter on using IFS with Black Clients is published in the upcoming book IFS Integration: A Comprehensive Guide to Applying IFS Across Modalities, Populations and Clinical Presentations and her chapter on Racism, Social Location and Trauma is in the newly released book Releasing Our Burdens: A Guide to Healing Individual, Ancestral, and Collective Trauma.

Fatimah is an IFS trainer at the IFS Institute and an IFS Approved Clinical Consultant. She enjoys supporting others to strengthen their IFS skills and facilitates a number of IFS consultation groups, including affinity groups for BIPOC and Muslim clinicians. She is also L2 trained in the Shifaa Method of Islamic Psychology and utilizes a heart-centered approach to healing and well-being. Fatimah is a firm believer in the power of collective healing through community care and seeks to eradicate the systems of oppression that block the possibility of it.