About Revolution Consulting

Dr. Anjabeen Ashraf is a dedicated clinician, educator, and advocate with nearly 14 years of experience in the behavioral health field, driven by a commitment to equity, liberation, and revolutionary change. As CEO of Revolution Consulting, she leads initiatives that challenge systemic inequities and aim to build a more inclusive health landscape across Oregon. Her work pushes beyond traditional boundaries to incorporate equity into policy, programs, and workforce development efforts.

Dr. Ashraf’s leadership at Revolution Consulting advances a mission to dismantle systemic barriers and empower communities through equitable access to health services. She is instrumental in diversifying the behavioral health workforce, creating pathways for historically underrepresented individuals, and facilitating collaboration among state agencies, educational institutions, and community organizations. In her previous role at Antioch University, she developed transformative social justice-focused programming and mentored faculty and students, championing an inclusive, anti-racist curriculum.

Dr. Ashraf is committed to policies that confront historical injustices and structural inequities impacting health outcomes, guided by an unwavering dedication to intersectionality and revolutionizing Oregon’s health system. Guided by principles of liberation and transformative justice, she seeks to shape a behavioral health system that is deeply responsive to Oregon’s communities and the intersections of their identities.

Outside of her work, Dr. Ashraf can be found negotiating with her cats over keyboard space or hunting down the perfect cup of coffee.

Dr. Arien Muzacz (she/her) is a proud professional counselor, supervisor, educator, and advocate. She has been independently State-licensed in mental health counseling since 2011 and served as a clinical supervisor of mental health counselors and counselors-in-training (CITs) in public, non-profit, and community-based healthcare settings since 2013. Arien identifies as a humanistic counselor and educator and a multicultural-relational supervisor. In her counseling practice, she has worked with a client population rich in ethnic, racial, socioeconomic, and neurological diversity, ranging in age from late adolescence through older adulthood. She acknowledges the harmful effects of White centrality (Hardy, 2016) in healthcare and higher education systems and actively engages in advocacy while challenging oppressive policies and practices in the organizational systems she inhabits.

As of 2024, Arien has solo authored or collaborated on 11 articles in peer-reviewed professional journals, three book chapters, and over 40 invited conference presentations on topics ranging from substance use prevention and integrated behavioral health to kink and consensual non-monogamy. Since 2016, Arien has taught and supervised master's- and Ph.D.-level learners as a full-time core faculty member in CACREP-accredited counseling programs. Her areas of academic specialization are clinical mental health counseling and online/hybrid course development. She teaches, mentors, advises, and advocates with non-traditional, graduate-level learners at a large public university in the Pacific Northwest. Arien has been the Chief Operating Officer and co-Clinical Director of Revolution Consulting, LLC, since its inception in 2022.

As someone who holds social privilege in multiple areas including racial identity, Arien is committed to equitable access to counseling, education, licensure supervision, and counseling leadership for members of racial and ethnic groups that are marginalized in the land now called the United States. Arien is a member of the American Counseling Association (ACA), the Association for Multicultural Counseling and Development (AMCD), the Association for Adult Development and Aging (AADA), the Society for Sexual, Affectional, Intersex, and Gender Expansive Identities in Counseling (SAIGE), the Association for Humanistic Counseling (AHC), the Oregon Counseling Association (ORCA), and Chi Sigma Iota, the Counseling Academic and Professional Honor Society. She is currently serving as a Chapter Faculty Advisor for Omega Sigma Upsilon and the President of the Oregon Association of Counselor Educators and Supervisors (OACES).