Ridwanah Alladin

Biography

Ridwanah Alladin is a Registered Clinical Social Worker Intern who transitioned into social work after over a decade of teaching in K–5 schools. Her lived experience as a parent, combined with her extensive background in education, has deeply shaped her clinical lens and strengthened her ability to support children and families with empathy, patience, and practical insight. Her foundation in education laid the groundwork for strong clinical skills rooted in relationship-building and developmentally appropriate care. During her internship, Ridwanah practiced family and group therapy, social skills training, mindfulness, play therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy. She specializes in working with children and families, with a focus on holistic health, behavioral challenges, and family dynamics. Growing up in a large family—and now parenting her own—she has a deep understanding of complex family systems. She draws inspiration from the resilience of her clients and is committed to empowering families with tools that support growth, connection, and long-term well-being. Qualifications: Master of Social Work (MSW), University of South Florida, 2024. Specialized in clinical social work with a focus on school-based practice and family therapy using different therapeutic approaches. 10 Years of Experience as a K-5 Teacher Expertise in classroom management, social-emotional learning, and supporting students with diverse needs. Registered Clinical Social Worker Intern (RCSWI) with the Florida Department of Health, RCSWI Number: ISW20898.

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