Dr. Indhira M. Udofia
LCSW, MDiv, MSW, STM
Welcome! My name is Indhira Udofia and my pronouns are she/they. Currently, I am serving as a Visiting Teaching Assistant Professor of Critical Race and Ethnic Studies and a licensed clinician in Virginia, North Carolina, and Colorado.
I invite you to take a moment and look around. To learn more about my background, experience, skills and how we could potentially work together, contact me.
"Revolution begins with the self, in the self.... We'd better take the time to fashion revolutionary selves, revolutionary lives, revolutionary relationships. Mouth don't win the war."
Toni Cade Bambara
Meet Indhira Udofia
Indhira Udofia (she/they) provides community and clinical care through a wide range of praxis including therapeutic and spiritual services, clinical and academic research, writing and collaborative projects. Her extensive work experiences in clinical and community settings (since 2009) and faith communities (since 2014) shaped her deep passion for helping communities and individuals recover from trauma, especially in spaces of spiritual abuse and grief. Indhira believes that her work is a collaborative effort to empower others in their own lives and healing journey. Indhira utilizes strengths-based methodologies that holistically embrace individuals. In the context of community, she utilizes client-based appropriate practices and rituals, restorative practices, and trauma-informed consultation to address power dynamics, conflict resolution, self-care, and other issues that may arise within a healing framework for the flourishing of the collective. Indhira’s love of the arts—especially music, as well as her travels and studies all over the United States and world, allow her a perspective that is inclusive, welcoming, and informed. She strives for excellence in all that she does as a lifelong learner and educator, and her unique blend of professional competence, midwife of justice, and compassionate heart led her to this work.
