Hi, I’m Kehinde Ekpudu, a Registered Social Worker with over five years of experience in mental health. My journey as both an immigrant and a mental health professional has deeply influenced who I am and led me to create Twin Ocean. Twin Ocean is more than just a brand—it’s a reflection of my passion for celebrating diversity and supporting immigrant mental health through personalized care that addresses the unique struggles faced by those navigating life’s challenges.
Immigrating to a new country is a journey filled with hope, but it can also bring unforeseen challenges. For many immigrants, leaving behind familiar surroundings, adjusting to new cultural norms, and sometimes facing discrimination can take a toll on immigrant mental health. Unfortunately, these struggles often go unspoken due to stigma or a lack of culturally informed resources.
As someone who has walked this path, I understand how overwhelming these transitions can feel. I created Twin Ocean to address these gaps and provide the mental health support that immigrants need. By combining trauma-informed approaches, EMDR, and culturally sensitive counseling, I work with individuals to help them process their experiences and rebuild their sense of self.
Immigrants often face:
It’s crucial to recognize that these challenges affect immigrant mental health and deserve attention. Seeking support isn’t a sign of weakness—it’s a step toward healing and resilience.
Twin Ocean was built to be a trusted partner in this journey, offering services that honor the richness of your background while guiding you toward clarity and personal growth.
If you or someone you know is struggling, please don’t hesitate to reach out:
Your mental health matters, and you are not alone. Together, we can navigate the waves of change with hope and strength.
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