Rahman Health & Wellness, LLC
About
Facing life’s hurdles can be challenging and you don’t have to navigate them alone. I’m here to offer support and guidance to help you not just cope, but thrive. I offer therapy through Loudoun Counseling & Coaching, LLC and health coaching through my private practice, Rahman Health & Wellness, LLC. I enjoy collaborating with clients from diverse cultural backgrounds. In therapy, my approach is centered on leveraging your innate strengths to facilitate growth and resilience. I specialize in working with children, adolescents, and young adults, drawing from a diverse toolkit of therapeutic modalities. As a health coach, my focus shifts to helping adults achieve their wellness aspirations. Whether you’re aiming to reach a specific health goal, implement lifestyle changes recommended by your healthcare provider, or simply feel stuck in your current efforts, I’m here to provide personalized guidance and support. Virtual sessions offer a convenient and accessible way to connect, ensuring that support is readily available when you need it. I see most of my clients virtually. Whatever challenges you’re facing, I’m here to help you navigate them with confidence and resilience. Email is the BEST way to reach me.
EDS Healthcare in New Jersey
New Jersey has no in-state EDS Center of Excellence. Mount Sinai South Nassau Chiari EDS Center in Oceanside, New York is the nearest Center of Excellence for northern New Jersey patients. The NYIT EDS/Hypermobility Treatment Center is also accessible from northern New Jersey. Southern New Jersey patients can access CHOP and Penn State Health's EDS Program in Pennsylvania.
New Jersey's location is actually an advantage — most residents are within 1-2 hours of multiple EDS programs in New York and Pennsylvania. The main challenge is navigating out-of-state insurance coverage and choosing among the available programs. Central New Jersey patients have access to both New York and Philadelphia options.
Finding Mental Health for EDS
Look for a therapist who has worked with chronic illness patients and understands that EDS-related anxiety and depression often have physical triggers, not just psychological ones.