Clarity Counseling

Her clinical approach is mindfulness-informed and acceptance-based, with a focus on building emotional awareness, strengthening communication, and fostering meaningful connections.

A central focus of Minou’s work is cultural awareness, social justice, and anti-racism. She specializes in supporting clients navigating the impacts of racial, cultural, and identity-based stressors, including microaggressions and systemic inequities. Her therapeutic work emphasizes affirmation, boundary setting, effective communication, self-advocacy, and developing strategies for psychological safety and self-care.

Minou is a member of the Athens Black Therapist Collective and has facilitated several long-standing process groups, including the Phenomenal Women of Color group (ongoing for more than a decade) and the year-long Healing from Racism: Therapist Process Group. She finds deep purpose in working alongside individuals from historically marginalized communities and supporting their healing and empowerment.

In addition to her clinical practice, Minou has also taught cultural diversity as an adjunct professor at the University of Georgia and mentored social work students as a Faculty Field Liaison. Minou brings over a decade of experience as an equity-focused consultant and educator. She was a prospective consultant with Visions, Inc., where she engaged in extensive training since 2005 and previously co-led intensive multicultural workshops aimed at challenging systemic “isms” within organizations. She currently serves as a co-facilitator with Miller-Muro Consulting, partnering with teams in diverse fields of work including higher education and philanthropy.