Dr. Al-Khattab is an experienced health behavior researcher and community leader with a demonstrated history of working in academic, clinical, and community settings. Her research has focused on the mental health of community-based racial/ethnic and religious minorities. Her work seeks to understand how contextual factors, culture and religion shape health-related beliefs, behaviors, and outcomes. This understanding guides the development of community education and tailored interventions to better meet the mental health needs and reduce disparities in these underserved communities. 

Dr. Chamem has her doctorate in special education from Northcentral University, a masters in early childhood education in curriculum and instruction from Concordia University and a B.S. in Psychology from IUPUI. She has over 14 years coaching and providing therapy session from children and adults with various diagnoses like Autism, ADHD, borderline personality, etc. She currently works as a behavior therapist and is very passionate about providing care to help those in need. She is also fluent in Arabic and English.

Sr. Michele does case management and is resource coordinator and grief group coordinator for IMCA.