Facilitator

Dharmachi Ananta

Dharmachari Ananta, is a certified Mindfulness teacher through Brown University and ordained Buddhist within the Triratna tradition. He has taught meditation and dharma for over fifteen years, is a guide and mentor to people training for ordination in his tradition, and has cumulatively spent three years on retreat. He recently taught mindfulness to under-served communities as part of a Fellowship with the Interfaith Center of New York.

Therapist

Shivam Gosai, MS

Shivam is a psychotherapist who believes the therapeutic journey is not one of fixing perceived damages but of rediscovering the wholeness that has been there all along. He collaborates with clients to explore their inner worlds and partners with their best selves to achieve deep healing and emotional growth.

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Therapist

Rebeca Brau Martinez, LMFT

Rebeca graduated with a degree of Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy at Mercy College. As a family systems thinker, she understands the importance of our relationships and the impact that they have in the way we lead our lives.

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Kelly Murphy Mason, PsyD, MS, LICSW

Kelly Murphy Mason, PsyD, MS, LICSW, is an educator, spiritual director, writer, and psychotherapist whose career been devoted to integrating spiritual wisdom with psychological insight in the sacred service of healing individuals, helping communities, and fostering human flourishing. She currently serves as Community Minister for Spiritual Direction at Arlington Street Church in Boston, works a mentor and instructor at the Phoenix Center for Spiritual Direction, and reviews books for Presence, the quarterly journal of Spiritual Directors International. She is also the convener and Co-Chair of the international Spirituality & Flourishing group in the Flourishing Network at the Harvard University Human Flourishing Program. 

Dr. Mason has occupied a host of roles in higher education, counseling centers, and faith communities in both New York and New England. In the past, she was Managing Director for the Psychotherapy & Spirituality Institute in Manhattan and taught on the faculties of Union Theological Seminary and Columbia University, two of her alma maters. Over the years, she has been a panelist and presenter at local, national, and international programs for colleges, institutes, professional organizations, retreat centers, and hospitals. In 2025, she was a plenary speaker on pilgrimage at the global 2025 Gathering of Pilgrims held at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver. Print and online publications have interviewed her, and she has published pieces in the academic and popular press. For more than a decade now, she has blogged at TheReverendDr.com on the topic of “what heals us in our souls”.

Therapist and PSI Executive Director

Sarah McCaslin, MS, MDiv, LCSW

Sarah’s therapeutic approach is relational and integrative, informed by mindfulness, interpersonal neurobiology, and family systems theory. She works with individuals, families, and couples, with a particular interest in supporting adolescents.

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Therapist

Fatima Mirza

Fatima Mirza, PhD, LCSW, is a therapist based in Virginia serving primarily adult survivors of trauma (including relational, religious, sexual, social, and racial trauma) in an outpatient group practice setting. She especially enjoys working with deep thinkers, the highly sensitive, the caretakers, the spiritual souls, and the social justice seekers. She is also committed to providing culturally and spiritually sensitive care to those who serve their communities, including spiritual healers and clergy of all faith traditions. Understanding the unique challenges these individuals face, she aims to create a safe and supportive environment where they can explore their own mental health and well-being. Her approach integrates therapeutic techniques with an appreciation for spiritual practices, allowing for a holistic healing experience. She aspires to foster resilience, balance, and inner peace for my clients and their communities by partnering with those who guide others on their spiritual journeys. Though the majority of her clients are Muslim, she works with people of all backgrounds, centering the worldview of the client in the work that they do together.

Fatima earned her Master’s of Social Work from Virginia Commonwealth University and a PhD in Social Work from the University of Maryland, Baltimore. She is licensed in Virginia as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She also earned a Master’s in Shari’ah Sciences from the Graduate School of Islamic and Social Sciences. She has completed continuing education workshops in psychodrama, sensorimotor psychotherapy, journal therapy, and somatic experiencing. Fatima is also an Internal Family Systems (IFS) Level 1 trained therapist. 

Therapist

Nikki Rollo

Nikki Rollo is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in NY and CA and completed her Ph.D. in Depth Psychology, with an emphasis in psychotherapy from Pacifica Graduate Institute.  Dr. Rollo is a Certified Eating Disorder Specialist-Consultant and has been working with eating disorders for 20 years. She also has advanced training in Spiritually-Informed Psychotherapies and in Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders. Integral to her clinical philosophy is her personal practice of yoga and meditation including completing a Yoga teacher training with an emphasis on trauma-sensitive mind-body movement. She is currently the Executive Director of an eating disorder treatment facility. Nikki also maintains a private practice in Brooklyn, NY and virtually for clients, specializing in disordered eating, reproductive mental health, and anxiety. Her areas of special interest also include finding sacred in the mundane, meaning-making, pursuit of wholeness, embodiment, and self-compassion.