Pallah is a Seattle native and licensed mental health professional, goal attainment coach, group facilitator, and author in progress. Despite her accomplishments, Pallah is no stranger to the streets, violence, intra-generational trauma, substance misuse, poverty, and all the unhealthy trauma that makes you resilient beyond your wildest dreams. She has been an at-risk truant, a homeless teenager, a high school dropout, a TANF recipient, a college dropout, and a career professional battling depression and mania from workplace microaggressions and racism. One reason for creating this space is to inspire, educate and bring light to others facing similar situations in terms of mental health, family struggles, and career tug-a-war - it ain't just you, okay!
Pallah holds a Master's degree in Social Work from Boston University and currently lives outside of Houston, Texas with her husband and two children.