
Clinical psychologist, researcher, and writer working at the intersection of trauma, war, displacement, identity, and violent extremism. I write about the psychological afterlives of violence — in minds, relationships, systems, and imagined futures.
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I was a few months younger than my five-year-old is now when we had to flee for our lives back in 1991, during the Kurdish uprising that followed the genocide, chemical attacks, and the Arabization of Kurds in Iraq.
`Picture is from Ark me...
It is forty-five degrees.
The heat of the sun
and the smell of oil smoke
drown the afternoon.
I plan the day.
Everyone knows what to do.
I am in the narrow, hot alley,
standing on concrete
that has swallowed the sun
and is gi...
On the train ride home from the poetry slam tonight - my first one in Germany - this poem demanded to be born. It arrived out of the absence that follows certain moments, when joy has nowhere to go because the one person you want to give it...
This one was written during a stormy spring night. While out searching for my soul or whatever is the word to describe this thing that tie us to life despite its crazy turns and enduring pains. Photos from said night.
I tell him about the...
We are trained, almost from the beginning, to distrust darkness.
Not the practical kind — the room at night, the sky before dawn, the hour when the house finally quiets and the mind begins its little crimes. I mean the other darkness. The...
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I contain multitudes: clinical psychologist, researcher, poet, writer, and boys’ mom. Mother of neurodivergent, highly intelligent, deeply sensitive boys. Trauma and stress specialist. My writing moves all of this, often in circular motion.
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