Nina Hausman, LCSW, received her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Brown University in Rhode Island and her Master in Social Welfare from the University of California at Berkeley, focusing on Community Mental Health.  She is fluent in Dutch and Spanish.

Nina has extensive clinical experience with adults, adolescents and families addressing addiction and co-occurring psychiatric disorders. During her tenure at Kaiser Permanente, she developed staff training opportunities to enhance the cultural inclusiveness of patient care.  Nina has studied Hakomi Somatic Psychotherapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Sex and Relationship Coaching through the Somatica Institute.  She teaches self-compassion and provides a non-judgmental space to explore and strengthen values and identities. In addition, Nina specializes in relationship issues and empowers patients to create authentic and joyful connections with themselves and with others. 

At Camden Center, Nina provides individual and group psychotherapy. She utilizes somatic modalities to help patients gently reconnect to the innate wisdom of their bodies in their healing from trauma and addiction.