About AVP

 Aerial View Psychology (AVP)

Whether you’re having difficulty adjusting to a recent change in your life, or have been struggling a long time, it’s easy to get lost trying to find answers. Aerial View Psychology provides psychological assessments and structured cognitive behavioral therapy to provide a bird’s eye view to see the bigger picture and then collaboratively find or create a path to psychological health.  The name was also inspired by Dr. Blomeke's time in Naval aviation where the aerial view was literally seen from the air.

 Kelsey Blomeke, PhD

I am originally from Minnesota and stayed in the Midwest for my schooling, completing my doctorate at Notre Dame (Go Irish!). I then served in the Navy for 8 years in a variety of roles. I completed my clinical psychology internship at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center then worked in outpatient clinics, an inpatient ward, operational units, an academic setting, in intelligence, and in a deployed expeditionary clinic. After the Navy, I have settled down in the beautiful pacific northwest where I enjoy spending time with my husband, daughter, and pups, as well as going on hikes, exploring cute towns, DIY home renovations, and various arts & crafts.

 Sabeena Mozaffar, MSW

My interest in Mental Health has always been built upon my deep-seated desire to help people better understand themselves and be a better version of themselves. My adventurous spirit led me to Australia where I completed graduate school in 2020 from the University of Melbourne and my love for the outdoors ultimately brought me to Alaska where I began working with military personnel and first responders at the Chris Kyle Patriot’s Hospital. My professional experience has encompassed Medical Hospitals, Residential Treatment Centers, Corrections, and now private practice where I’ve worked to assist clients struggling with depression, anxiety, grief, substance use, complex trauma, and adjustment to illness. Outside of work, I avidly enjoy hiking, singing karaoke, organizing meetup groups and taking road-trips. 

 Lin Batin, MS

I was born in Anchorage, Alaska, and graduated from University of Alaska Anchorage. I double majored and earned my bachelor's degree in Psychology and Justice. I graduated with my M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Vermont State University. I've worked in the behavioral health field since 2013 and have not looked back. I've worked with a variety of clients, including adults and youth. I have gained experience with various agencies throughout Alaska, including providing services to our residential and outpatient treatment programs. Aside from spending time with my family, I enjoy video games, movies, food and all of the things self-care related.