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Naima Hardy Knox, MFT Trainee
Naima Hardy Knox, MFT Trainee
Marriage Family Therapist Trainee
Supervised by
Jennie Marie Battistin, LMFT License #MFT80423
Burbank Therapist
Santa Clarita Therapist
Jennie Marie Battistin, LMFT License #MFT80423
Burbank Therapist
Santa Clarita Therapist
$25 - $95/session (based on Monthly income**)
$25/session* (Monthly Income Under $500)
$35/session* (Monthly Income $501 - $1000)
$45/session* (Monthly Income $1001 - $1500)
$55/session* (Monthly Income $1501 - $2000)
$65/session* (Monthly Income $2001 - $2500)
$75/session* (Monthly Income $2501 - $3500)
$85/session* (Monthly Income $3501+)
*Note: Couples/Family $10 more per session
Note: Clients will need to provide the 2 most recent pay stubs and checking account statements for proof of income. Due to non-profit grant status, we can only provide the above fee schedule by verifying income. Failure to verify income could result in the non-profit grants being withdrawn and the elimination of sliding scale rate.
Naima Hardy Knox, MFT Trainee
Compassionate BIPOC Therapist for Transformational Healing
Are You Feeling Stuck, Overwhelmed, or Alone?
Therapy That Honors Your Full Story
Whether you’re seeking to heal emotional wounds, improve relationships, or explore your identity and purpose, it is my honor to hold a space where your story matters. As a Compassionate BIPOC therapist, I bring empathy, cultural humility, and connection to every session.
My approach is rooted in the belief that emotional wellness is intertwined with community, culture, and personal story — a holistic perspective that integrates mind, body, and lived experience.
Who I Work With
With nearly two decades of experience in mental health and education, I specialize in therapy for:
As your therapist, I offer a warm, grounded, and collaborative space that allows you to:
Supporting Early Childhood & Caregiver Dynamics
I bring deep care to early childhood mental health and caregiver-child relationships, offering play-based and reflective practices that:
If you’re ready to start (or continue) your healing journey, I’m here to walk with you — with gentleness, honesty, and care. As a committed Compassionate BIPOC therapist, I offer a space where you don’t have to do it alone.
Are You Feeling Stuck, Overwhelmed, or Alone?
- Are you navigating life transitions that feel heavy or disorienting?
- Have past or present health challenges impacted your emotional well-being and relationships?
- Are you carrying pain from early caregiving relationships that still affects how you love and trust
- Are you looking for a safe, reflective space to feel deeply seen and supported in your healing?
Therapy That Honors Your Full Story
Whether you’re seeking to heal emotional wounds, improve relationships, or explore your identity and purpose, it is my honor to hold a space where your story matters. As a Compassionate BIPOC therapist, I bring empathy, cultural humility, and connection to every session.
My approach is rooted in the belief that emotional wellness is intertwined with community, culture, and personal story — a holistic perspective that integrates mind, body, and lived experience.
Who I Work With
With nearly two decades of experience in mental health and education, I specialize in therapy for:
- Children, adolescents, and adults
- BIPOC individuals and families from diverse backgrounds
- People navigating anxiety, identity development, and family conflict
- Individuals living with chronic illness
- Those working through generational trauma, familial ruptures, and unmet emotional needs
- Individuals seeking healing from attachment wounds and relationship patterns
As your therapist, I offer a warm, grounded, and collaborative space that allows you to:
- Slow down and process your experiences
- Connect the dots between past and present
- Explore and shift emotional and relational patterns
- Build tools that align with your goals and values
Supporting Early Childhood & Caregiver Dynamics
I bring deep care to early childhood mental health and caregiver-child relationships, offering play-based and reflective practices that:
- Build connection and emotional safety
- Enhance trust and support secure attachment
- Address early experiences that shape how children relate to themselves and others
- B.A. in Psychology
- M.S. in School Psychology
- Marriage and Family Therapy Trainee
- Specializations in African American Family Studies and Trauma Studies
- Currently pursuing second Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy at Pacific Oaks College
If you’re ready to start (or continue) your healing journey, I’m here to walk with you — with gentleness, honesty, and care. As a committed Compassionate BIPOC therapist, I offer a space where you don’t have to do it alone.