Dr. Maroof is a well respected psychiatrist in Raleigh and known throughout the community as an expert in the treatment of children and adolescents.  She is a board certified psychiatrist with the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. Dr. Maroof is an active member of the APA, NAMI and NCPA.  Her most recent interest is serving on the City of Raleigh's Town Council, trying to implement policy changes for those who need to have access to services and employment.  She is known throughout the Raleigh community as a psychiatrist who is collaborative and respectful of each patient she treats.  She has strong ties to several physicians throughout Raleigh and with Holly Hills Hospital.   She also has a relationship with UNC's Oasis Program to help improve the clinical care of those diagnosed with psychosis.  She was one of the first Psychiatrist to hire Nurse Practitioners to work in her clinic and is now in the process of incorporating Physician Assistants into the clinic. SInce 2019, Dr. Maroof has served as Medical Director of the Greenbrook TMS Clayton Center. Greenbrook TMS is the nation's leading provider of TMS Therapy.

 Dr. Maroof grew up in India where she earned her Bachelors degree in Medicine. She was the receipient of a state and nationalmerit scholarship in India. She has been living in the United States for 30 years. Completing her Residency in Adult Psychiatry and her Fellowship in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry from Wayne State University and Duke University. She is also board eligible in Radiation Oncology for which she completed her residency at Duke University Medical Center.  It was during this residency that Dr. Maroof decided she had a greater passion for helping those who suffer from mental illness which caused her to pursue psychiatry.

 She has traveled all over the world which has allowed her to develop a greater understanding of different cultures. She has been in private practice since 1999 and is fully devoted to her patients and family. Dr. Maroof is married and has three children and eight grandchildren.

Ms. Anya Green-Odlum is a nationally board-certified Physician Assistant who graduated with a Masters in Health Sciences from Duke University School of Medicine in 2008.   She is a member of both Triangle Association of Physician Assistants (TAPA) and North Carolina Academy of Physician Assistants (NCAPA).  Anya received her undergraduate degree, a Bachelor of Science degree in Biological Anthropology and Anatomy, from Duke University as well. 

She is originally from Oakland, CA, but grew up between the Bay Area and St. Lucia in the Caribbean where her father resides.  Ms. Green-Odlum moved to NC for her undergraduate education at 17 years old and never left.  She views the Triangle as her home.  

 She has practiced in different areas of medicine over the years as a PA, but feels mental health has been her most rewarding and gratifying experience.  She understands unhealthy mental states are the foundation of so many other medical, social and occupational issues and that if a healthy mind is obtained, many other important aspects of peoples’ lives can fall into place.  

In her free time she enjoys traveling the world and learning about different cultures and people.  She also enjoys music, dance and the outdoors.  One of her passions is participating in community outreach activities through her Duke Alumni group, church or local health promotion non-profit organizations.  Another passion of hers is encouraging wellness through healthy eating, physical activity and lifestyle behavioral changes. Last but not least, she is a huge Duke basketball and Golden State Warriors fan!

Lisa Hasan is originally from New York but made North Carolina her home 25 years ago after graduating from Fayetteville State University with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology.


After graduating Lisa immediately started working with adults with mental illness in the local community mental health facility. Following seven years of service as a psychiatric case-manager, Lisa decided to pursue a career as a Physician Assistant. She had a desire to provide more in-depth care in hopes to serve and enrich the lives of consumers she served. This lifelong desire led her to Duke University School of Medicine where she received her Masters of Health Sciences and Physician Assistant Training in 2005. Immediately after receiving her degree she began working at a local psychiatric office which provided an array of services to adolescents and adults. She has devoted her time and expertise to caring for patients with psychiatric and substance abuse disorders for many years. As a result, in 2008 when selected as one of only two individuals to participate in the Physician Assistant Postgraduate Fellowship in psychiatry at Duke University, she was elated to further her training. There she trained in both inpatient and outpatient psychiatric settings in the care of adolescents and adults.  With her case-management background, Lisa has been afforded the opportunity to collaborate with numerous agencies and schools in the community to advocate for and provide psychiatric care for all patients.


In her spare time Lisa enjoys volunteering with local community agencies. She is dedicated to giving back to her community through service. She often volunteers at the Durham Rescue Mission, local community shelters and numerous youth programs. When she is not volunteering she enjoys athletic training and participating in fitness competitions as she believes in the preservation of total health. Therefore, a healthy individual is one that is physically, spiritually, morally and emotionally healthy. 

 
Lisa has provided more than 15 years of dedicated service and care to patients  with mental illness and wishes to continue working with, advocating for and providing psychiatric care to enrich the lives of her patients.

Mr. Michael Rosen earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology at Florida State University And his Masters Degree in Social Work at Florida International University. He became licensed soon afterwards. He has been treating patients for over 25 years. Before moving to North Carolina he worked at Child and Family Psychologists for 10 years and The Institute for Family Therapy in Miami for 5 years.

He enjoys working with a wide age range from children to adults and specializes in ADHD, anxiety and Depression, families of divorce and marital/ relationship counseling.

 He is DBT certified and uses a variety of modalities depending on the needs of the patient but will always help them set goals from the very first session.

Shatisha Davis Kinning is from the wonderful town of Newton Grove N. C. Shatisha comes from a family of 4 that supports her tremendously. Shatisha has always possessed a need to provide support to individuals doing a time of need, whether emotionally, mentally, or spiritually. Shatisha believes that a person should have at least 1 person that can support them through the hardest time and through accomplishing their life goals. Shatisha sought out a career that would assist her with carrying out the motto of being qualified to help the underqualified. Shatisha went to North Carolina Central University to obtain the necessary education to obtain her desired career. Shatisha obtained a bachelor’s degree in social work in 2003, at this time Shatisha started her career working with adolescent girls in a level III group home. Shatisha worked with the agency for 6 years before moving onto various aspects and populations of mental illness.


Shatisha currently has 15 years of experience with different capacities of mental illness, including children, adolescents, and adults of various ages. Shatisha has worked in different facilities implementing different mental health techniques, including, day treatment, targeted case management, intensive in home, and intake coordination and hospital setting. Through Shatisha’s passion to support others, Shatisha decided to further her education and engage in North Carolina Central University’s social work graduate program. Shatisha obtained her Master of Social Work in 2020. Shatisha wanted to be able to provide clinical services to individuals struggling with managing mental illness and mental health. Shatisha proceeded to obtain her associate license in social worker (LCSWA) in November 2020. Shatisha began to build her foundation to be a therapist to assist individuals with healing while finding their purpose.


Shatisha strives to build a foundation with support and trust while working alongside her clients to identify the best modality, coping skills, and life skills to assist them with accomplishing life goals. Shatisha uses a goal oriented, client centered, and solution focused approach. Shatisha works with her clients with different modalities like CBT, DBT, solution focused, mindfulness, and distress tolerance skills.
Shatisha will foster a non-judgmental, confidential, and peaceful environment while facilitating therapy sessions. Shatisha pledges to be empathic, sympathetic, passionate, and ethical and culturally competent to all faiths, ages, and gender of clients. Shatisha specializes in anxiety, depression, anger issues, and stress management along with other mental health concerns.

Shatisha lives in Raleigh and is happily married to her husband of 2 years, with 1 niece and 2 nephews. Shatisha loves to spend time with her husband, family, and friends.

Arshiya Siddiqui is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate practicing in the Raleigh area. She graduated with a Master's in Social Work from North Carolina State University. She enjoys interacting with her clients and strives to understand and overcome any cultural barriers between the client and therapist. She encourages combining spirituality with mental health to promote the holistic well-being of the individual. 

Arshiya strives to build a foundation where solid bonds and relationships are nurtured and developed. Arshiya seeks to build lasting relationships with her clients with her positive, warm, and friendly nature. She uses a  goal-oriented, client-centered, and strengths-based approach to bring out the best in every person she meets. Arshiya works with her clients using different treatment modalities like CBT, DBT, ACT, grounding, and relaxation techniques. 

 Her goal is to provide a non-judgemental and safe space where her clients can process and share their feelings freely and step by step. Arshiya's experience with multicultural clients, special needs populations, and individuals from all faiths, ages, and walks of life have helped her be empathetic and culturally competent in dealing with her clients. Arshiya specializes in treating anxiety, depression, and trauma, along with other mental health concerns.

 Arshiya lives in the Raleigh area with her husband and three kids. She loves to spend time with her family, travel, and entertain.

Baseer on NPR - Dec 2023

Baseer on Spectrum News - Sept 2023

“I refuse to view people as their diagnoses. In fact, I believe pathologies are better seen as dysfunctional behaviors, that were once helpful, and need to be identified as part of one's personal growth. Simply creating a diagnosis doesn't help you live a better life. Sometimes “symptoms” are inner yearning and desire for change. The relationships I create with my clients are built on empathy, compassion, and accountability. I challenge my clients and help them explore how they can create a life worth living based on values, meaning, and purpose. The skillset I have that sets me apart is my ability to ask the right questions to stimulate a deeper reflection of one’s own life”.

He is skilled in Acceptance Commitment Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Regardless of intervention used, his approach to therapy is ultimately based on a psychodynamic, culturally sensitive and mindfulness driven framework.

He is a proud Raleigh native and alumni of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He completed his graduate degree in social work at the University of Southern California.

Baseer works with adolescents & adults.

Alisa was born in the foothills of North Carolina and has lived in Wake County since she received a Master’s degree in Psychology from Appalachian State University. She has been a child psychologist for 25 years, with a specialization in diagnosing autism spectrum disorder and developmental delays in early childhood. For the past 16 years, she worked as a team psychologist conducting multidisciplinary assessments for the Office of Early Learning in the Wake County Public School System. She enjoys helping parents access special education services and other therapies to accelerate a child’s journey towards his or her best learning.

 
Alisa and her husband have two wonderful sons who attended Wake County Public Schools. She is very familiar with parenting in Wake County. She enjoys spending time with friends and family, trying new local foodie spots, watching crime dramas or HGTV, and relaxing outside at the lake, beach, or mountains.


Alisa has had the opportunity to evaluate several thousand children throughout her career. Every child is unique, and I love to work alongside parents highlighting a child’s talents and strengths.

 Alisa is currently accepting patients 2 years old - 8 years old for autism spectrum disorder assessments.

Sees children (9 years old and up), adolescents, and adults for psychological and educational testing. Bomly is a Licensed Psychological Associate and Nationally Certified School Psychologist. She has over 9 years of experience providing assessments for students with various learning issues. Bomly’s experience and interests include working with adults, adolescents, and children to identify and manage commonly encountered issues such as anxiety, depression, relationship and communication issues, adjustment, life stage transitions, parenting, time management, and stress reduction.

Dr. Joanna Schechner earned her Master’s and Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at the Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne, Florida. She earned her Bachelor’s of Science in psychology at Florida State University in Tallahassee, Florida. Dr. Schechner completed an internship in an inpatient psychiatric facility in Joplin, Missouri and since graduating has worked in a number of settings and with a wide variety of individuals and diagnosis.

Dr. Schechner has extensive experience in crisis management, psychological assessment and individual therapy. She is trained in EMDR and hypnosis and also utilized Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) as well as a number of other modalities such Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Rogerian, Behavioral, etc.

Dr. Schechner works with her patients to find an approach that is best suited

for each individual. Dr. Schechner believes in the importance of diversity and equality and is LGBTQI2+ supportive. In her spare time, Dr. Schechner enjoys spending time with her pets, friends, and husband. She enjoys traveling, crocheting, and shopping.