Meet Amenah Arman

Holistic therapist, Amenah Arman believes that art has the power to heal, bring communities together, and end social injustice worldwide. Sought out for her “BAD ART” methodology and intuitive artistic intensives Amenah helps artists get unstuck and release their best work yet. 

In 2019, Amenah founded her private nontraditional therapy practice, Sane in the Membrane. A leader in narrative exposure therapy, she’s helped communities of color and artists cultivate self-acceptance and identify what they need to thrive.

Serving her community outside of therapy, Amenah is the founder of the Palestinian Mental health fund to ensure that Palestinians receive adequate mental health coverage during this ongoing genocide.

Amenah received her MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and a Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing from Georgia State University. 

MY MISSION IS TO NORMALIZE BEING HUMAN.

You can’t cultivate a relationship with someone if you don’t feel that you know them. I allow clients to view me as a person in their life they can relate to.

Sometimes that means sharing parts of my life that mirror the circumstances you’re facing. This sense of familiarity allows me to exist as a person in your life you can trust and open up to without fear of judgement.