Shadi Haddad, MSW, ASCW, is an experienced social worker, psychotherapist, and program coordinator with extensive experience practicing in San Diego since 2008. He currently serves as a psychotherapist at Palm Mental Health, providing various treatment modalities. Since 2000, he has dedicated himself to supporting orphaned children, managing mental health programs, and enhancing elderly care and nonprofit initiatives. His work with SOS Children's Villages, supporting orphans, highlights his deep commitment to vulnerable populations. Holding a master's degree in social work from Western Kentucky University, he specializes in cultural dynamics and bridging societal divides. Additionally, he has specialized in working with adults and older adults, providing tailored mental health support to meet their unique needs. As a multilingual professional, he is able to connect with diverse populations, ensuring inclusive and effective care across different communities. He is also a licensed-eligible clinical social worker with the Board of Behavioral Sciences of California, demonstrating his qualifications and dedication to professional excellence. Furthermore, he is trained and skilled in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), applying evidence-based techniques to support individuals through their healing journey.

Beyond his professional contributions, Shadi enjoys soccer, outdoor cooking, biking, and morning jogs. A devoted husband and father, he embodies compassion and a commitment to meaningful change.