Judith Faustima

Judith (zhoo-DEET) Faustima (she/her/li)

Clinical Supervisor, Program Development

Judith is an Afro-Haitian American, female identifying, cis-gender, queer integrative & liberation-focused healer. Although her people have been displaced historically from West Africa to the land of Ayiti (Haiti) she currently stewards space on the ancestral lands of the Cowlitz, Multnomah, Kathlamet, Clackamas, Tumwater, Tualatin Kalapuya, Wasco, Molalla, Watlala, and Bands of the Chinook peoples.  By trade,  Judith is a Licensed Marriage and Family therapist with 10+ years of mental health, program development, leadership, higher academic teaching, clinical supervision, community and activist experience, especially at the intersection of healing and wellness justice. Judith has years of experience working with Black and Brown families through private practice, providing clinical supervision for mental health professionals seeking licensure, creating systemic programming in Outdoor Behavioral Healthcare as a Nature-based therapist,  organizational leadership in intensive outpatient,  non-profit, and residential settings. Judith describes herself as a Liberation-Focused Healer with a focus on decolonizing mental health through education, supervision, organizing, and teaching.