Dr. Zain Shamoon is a graduate professor in couple and family therapy. He is dedicated to the creation of spaces where people can tell their personal stories en route to their own wellness. He currently practices therapy online at Northwest Relationships in Tacoma, and is also the host and founder of the Narratives of Pain storytelling showcase. He received his Ph.D. in human development and family studies, as well as his Master’s degree in Couple and Family Therapy from Michigan State University. His research focused on domestic violence in South Asian communities and how survivors’ personal stories help address service needs.

Eleanor joined IMMH in 2023 and serves as the Administrator, overseeing administrative operations, marketing, project management, and recruitment. As a primary point of contact for the organization, she supports coordination and communication across teams. She also serves on the Editorial Team for the Journal of Muslim Mental Health, managing editorial processes and communications. Outside of her work, Eleanor is passionate about animal welfare and advocates for the well-being of stray and community cats and dogs.

Marwa Ibrahim joined the IMMH team in 2025. Marwa is passionate about providing mental health services to stigmatized communities. As IMMH’s Blog Editor and aspiring mental health counselor, she’s dedicated to developing strategies to raise awareness for Muslim mental health.

Sarah is the newest board member of IMMH and now serves as the Director of Mentorship. She enjoys working with the team and values the insight everyone brings. For her, nature hikes are a form of therapy—where she untangles her thoughts and finds peace.

Aquila Hussain joined the IMMH team in 2023. She has a passion for de-stigmatizing Muslim Mental Health and increasing its accessibility to professionals, trainees, and the community at large.

Rabia is a healthcare consultant, educator, and nonprofit leader with experience in medical, mental health, substance use, and dental practice development. She provides consulting and strategic guidance to mid- and large-sized group practices, educational institutions, and nonprofit organizations, including practice startup, program development, operational planning, organizational growth, and fundraising. Her work focuses on building sustainable, integrated systems of care and strengthening organizations that serve diverse and underserved communities. Dr. Latif is also actively involved in community-based mental health, education, and nonprofit development initiatives through iAMERICA Center.