Chimezie Udeaja, MA, Psy.D. Candidate

Chimezie Udeaja has a history of psychological practice in therapy and testing in private, clinical/hospital, and correctional settings. He has engaged others through a wide range of therapeutic approaches across a broad range of diagnoses, including depression, anxiety, anger management struggles, oppositional defiant disorder, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, borderline personality disorder, and antisocial personality disorder.

Chimezie has worked collaboratively with individuals of all ages, racial and ethnic backgrounds, religions, creeds, and orientation. He strives to meet the needs of his clients in all that he does and engages all clients in a collaborative manner in order to facilitate a productive and stimulating environment.

Why Chimezie Became a Therapist

I want to make the prospect of pursuing mental health and wellness for oneself to be as natural and fulfilling as possible, particularly for people who may not be socially or culturally accustomed to the pursuit of mental wellness. Positive mental health and wellness are things that everyone should know and believe themselves to have access to, regardless of their current state, background, race, religion, creed, sex, gender, or orientation.

How Angela Lives Authentically

I strive to live authentically by adhering to my faith and the values instilled in me at an early age. I believe that it is imperative to remain open-minded and receptive to the thoughts and opinions of others and always remind oneself that learning is a two-way street.

In all that I do, I endeavor to remind myself and others to take time for the self – in care, in learning, in rest, and in growth. I seek to remember and acknowledge those who helped and guided me in my journey as a practitioner of mental health, and I implore everyone to embrace peace and contentment in their journey toward personal fulfillment.