She also offers supervision to young clinicians seeking licensure. She has had a lifelong interest in the links between spirituality and mental health, has served as an Auxiliary Board Member, has been on the board of the Bahá’í Network on AIDS, Sexuality, Addictions and Abuse (BNASAA) since 1989, and is one of the founding members of the Bahá’í Association for Mental Health Professionals and the Authenticity Institute. She is a frequent lecturer on issues of sexuality and spirituality, gender equality, and race relations. A mother of four and grandmother of fourteen, she resides in Lakesite, TN, with her Iranian-American husband, Iraj Radpour.