For twenty-five years I've been helping individuals and families, one step at a time. Specialties are: PTSD, Depression, Bipolar, Anxiety, Shyness, DOT Substance Abuse Evaluations, Dual Diagnose treatment, Assessments, Anger-Management, Marriage/Couples counseling and Coaching. I provide individual and group supervision to Associate Social Workers, Associate Marriage and Family Therapists, Associate Professional Clinical Counselors, and Drug and Alcohol Counselors. I also collaborate with local non-profits, churches, agencies, training institutions, and universities.

Dr. Jeffrey A. Suiter, a native Detroiter rooted in a Pro-Black consciousness, brings a wealth of experience and a unique perspective to his private practice as a clinical psychologist. Dr. Suiter's approach to therapy is holistic and culturally affirming, tailored to clients committed to their healing journey and seeking resilience amidst life's challenges and systemic inequities. Dr. Suiter's expertise extends beyond therapy rooms to system-oriented leadership in social and mental health initiatives at all levels of government. Known for his collaborative and innovative approach, he is dedicated to restorative practices and to creating a safe and empowering space where clients feel deeply understood and supported in pursuing their aspirations and living authentically. Together, he and his clients embark on a transformative journey towards self-discovery, self-compassion, and hope through our collaborative therapeutic journey. Embracing Howard Thurman's philosophy, I'm committed to your well-being, offering faith, belief in your potential, and a path to meaningful solutions. Empowering you to live unapologetically, let's shape the life you've envisioned and navigate this journey together.

Amy, a dynamic professional with a multifaceted skill set, serves as Office Manager/ Intake Coordinator focusing on revenue recovery strategies while concurrently excelling as a California Realtor catering to both commercial and residential clients. With a blend of administrative prowess and real estate acumen, Amy navigates the complexities of both roles with finesse and efficiency. With a relentless work ethic and a passion for exceeding expectations and being of service to others, Amy seamlessly balances the demands of both roles, professionalism, and a commitment to driving success in every endeavor.

Aaliyah is an Administrative Intern who plays a vital role in keeping the office running smoothly. From handling client intake and providing excellent customer service to assisting staff across departments, she supports a wide range of daily operations. Known for her reliability and adaptability, Aaliyah is the go-to person for anything the office needs. With a strong work ethic and a hands-on approach, she takes pride in being a dependable team player who’s always ready to help.

Dr. Michelle Clark, a psychiatrist with over 45 years of experience across a broad range of practice modalities, has developed expertise in cross-cultural psychiatry, particularly with populations of African descent. This includes the personal impact of ethnic related trauma. Dr, Clark served on the faculties of Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science, and UCSF School of Medicine. She is an Associate Clinical Professor III. Dr. Clark has been active in many guild organizations. She earned numerous recognitions and awards. She lectured locally, nationally, and internationally. She consulted on and co-authored various publications including textbook chapters, articles in professional journals and lay media.

I am a bilingual (English/Spanish), pansexual, cis-gendered womxn Associate Marriage and Family Therapist who immigrated from Peru during childhood and currently dacamented. I seek to provide a safe space where marginalized and BI&POC people can express their thoughts, feelings, and experiences. My experience includes working with children, pre-teens, adolescents, and families; however, I seek to continue learning from working with adults. My approach is focused on each person being an expert of their own life, experience, and story. I draw upon various collaborative therapy practices to help people find balance and meaning, help identify and build on their strengths, while providing support needed to get to where you want to be. I utilize my experiences to build rapport, provide a safe and welcoming space, and support as needed.

My name is Zakee Matthews MD, I am a Child, Adolescent and Adult psychiatrist. I am a graduate of the University of Missouri-Columbia, School of Medicine. I completed my Adult Psychiatric training at UCSF-Langley Porter and completed a Child and Adolescence Fellowship at Stanford Medical School. I have work in several mental health settings including Stanford Children Hospital, California Juvenile Justice Program in Stockton, Fresno Juvenile Hall, Contra Costa County West County Behavioral Health Clinic and presently I have a private practice at Sankofa Holistic Counseling Center in Oakland, CA. I presently have openings for new clients.

For 15 years, I have worked with individuals, families, parents, children and adolescents supporting them on their journey of healing and growth. My experience includes working with diverse populations struggling with complex traumas, relational issues, childhood disorders, mood and anxiety related disorders. Included in this work has been working with parents to help them navigate the many facets of parenthood, supporting adolescents and young adults as they begin their journey into adulthood and addressing behavioral challenges in children. As a POC, I recognize the importance of holding space for individual differences and offering space to be your most authentic self.

Personal experiences have led me to build my career in mental health. Like you, I was searching for answers to the whys I didn't understand and the hows to change. I found that it is possible to make positive changes after experiencing emotional events and personal struggles. It is with these experiences that I hope to create a non-judgmental and safe space where you may feel comfortable sharing your thoughts and feelings. And we can work collaboratively to set your treatment goals and create an individual care plan towards wellness.

I’m a bilingual (English/Spanish) Associate Marriage and Family Therapist and first-generation college graduate. As the daughter of immigrants, I understand the complexities of navigating identity, culture, and family expectations. I have experience working with children, adolescents, and adults facing anxiety, depression, psychosis, personality disorders, and substance use. My background includes community mental health, crisis response, and correctional settings. I provide a warm, supportive space where clients feel seen and heard. Using evidence-based approaches like CBT, Motivational Interviewing, and Solution-Focused Therapy, I help clients build resilience and create meaningful, lasting change.

All the parts of ourselves—those we know well and those still undiscovered—affect how we move through the world and respond to it. A therapeutic space offers the time and support needed to develop helpful perspectives that lead to understanding, self-compassion, change, and acceptance. In a warm and conversational way, we will tease these parts out together, gently and without judgment. While I use various therapeutic techniques, getting to know you will inform the most relevant approaches to your self-learning and healing. I am a Jamaican immigrant, passionate about celebrating our whole selves, so working through the impacts of oppression on the many marginalized identities of communities of color is part of what I do.

If you are reading this, I want to congratulate you. The decision to seek therapy can be an overwhelming process and you have taken a bold first step on the journey to growth and change! I believe you are far more than the problems you bring into therapy. My approach involves a blended style of therapeutic methods that holistically honors the well-being, self-determination and uniqueness of each person, in a way that is safe, welcoming and compassionate. I also offer a free 15-minute phone consultation. When you are ready, I invite you to contact me and discuss ways that we can work together.

I invite you to join me in a courageous healing conversation! Help me help you make meaning of your struggles by creating a space that is judgment free and encourages you to bring all of you in an organic healing process that is guided by you and supported by me. We will work to create a new narrative that is defined by you through your lens and shaped by your experiences but not rooted in your trauma but in your strengths and dreams. I am interested in working with Individuals and couples, especially those impacted by incarceration, re-entry, and community violence.

Hello and Welcome! Congratulations on taking the first step toward significant life change. As a therapist of color I am passionate about serving the BIPOC community. I’ve spent five years supporting adolescent, homeless, and LGBT clients on their self care journeys. I specialize in client-centered treatment for anxiety, PTSD, depression, OCD, codependency and addiction. My goal is to create a safe place and provide guidance as you process your emotions. I tailor my interventions to address your specific needs using techniques like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, solution-focused counseling, and motivational interviewing. Let’s start together on your path to wellness and healing

“How you gonna win when you ain’t right within?’ -Lauryn Hill Mindfulness practices like meditation can help you clear your mind of mental clutter, reduce anxiety and stress, and experience greater happiness and well being. Learn meditation and other techniques to live more joyfully. Explore ways to cultivate inner calm and resilience and be kinder to yourself. I have 16 years of experience curating public health programs in Black women's health, trauma, racial equity and mindfulness. I specialize in the reclamation of joy, freedom and health for the Black body. Give yourself the gift of flourishing by participating in the Nourish series (Workshops on health, feminine radiance, and overcoming trauma) and the Sankofa Salons (Meditation for Liberation). Individual and group coaching, classes and consultations for workplace and community teams are available.

Having grown up in the East Bay, I feel very privileged to get to be of service to my local Bay Area community. I work with adults experiencing a range of challenges, and I welcome the opportunity to meet each new client as the unique individual that they are. In addition to providing an inclusive and nonjudgmental space, my approach takes into consideration the impact that our social, cultural, environmental and historical contexts have on each of our individual lives. I am passionate about working towards healing and liberation both in the clinical room and in the community.

If I look back on my teenage years, I can see that I was always the one my peers came to for advice and to vent. And I gave without hesitation- be it a listening ear or helpful feedback. It brought me satisfaction then, helping those who needed it and it continues to bring me joy today. To be able to help those who struggle to find ground, need that extra push and or help in finding their own solutions for their own life, I gladly accept. I have worked with children, young adults, and older adults to help them on their journey of healing, utilizing various evidence based interventions. My desire and compassion to see those I help succeed helps to create a safe space that allows those I work with speak openly and freely with no judgement. Let’s work together to help you become the best version of yourself.

With a strong belief in each persons individuality, I tailor my approach to cater to unique life stories. Drawing from a wealth of experience, I prioritize understanding, empathy, and collaboration. I excel in addressing challenges related to specific issues, like PTSD, Abuse, and behavioral challenges. Guided by my passion for authentic connections, I aspire to empower my clients in navigating their journeys. I commit to fostering transformation, and offering a hand to those willing to embark on a path of healing and growth.

I am a first generation Sikh American. I believe that we are the key to our own healing, therefore it is important to me to hold a space for you that is safe, collaborative, and empowering for healing and exploration. I have experience in working with individuals with a variety of challenges that include trauma, anxiety, depression, stress, self-esteem issues, emotional challenges, attachment issues, and substance use. With my multicultural experience, diverse education, and as a POC I am passionate to serve individuals of all backgrounds and experiences. Looking forward to begin your journey towards healing. Languages: English, Punjabi, Hindi, and Urdu.

I believe that healing can come from numerous sources, but one of the most powerful is through interpersonal connections. In my work, I provide a space for vulnerability and understanding that allows these connections to foster change. Therapy is like an objective mirror that reflects thoughts, feelings, and emotions. Through this mirror, you can begin to see a clearer picture of yourself, so much so, that eventually you can carry that image outside of the therapy room and be happy and confident in what you see. I believe to have this image, you must strengthen yourself and the relationships that are in it.

If you are considering therapy you are already embarking on your journey of introspection and change! You may have arrived here through a realization that you are engaging in behaviors that are no longer serving you or stuck on thoughts that you find very distressing. Perhaps your relationships don’t seem to go in the direction you want them to. Therapy is most successful when there is collaboration between client and therapist and through a balance of empathy and encouragement you can achieve your goals. Together we can discover how you envision your ideal life and make the changes to live more consistently towards your values.

Jannat grew up in the East Bay in a Muslim Pakistani-American family. She works with adults, teens, and children. She is a relational, social justice-oriented, and compassion-focused therapist who utilizes mindfulness, somatic, and expressive art practices. She is trained in EMDR and TIST (parts work). Her intention is to create a warm and supportive space where she and her client together can explore their inner worlds and deepen their awareness with curiosity and compassion.

I am a bilingual yoga teacher and licensed clinical social worker. My expertise is blending mindfulness, yoga, and therapy to best support my clients. As a former preschool teacher, I draw on my understanding of early attachment, brain and human development. I integrate a radical lens and holistic approach by drawing on play therapy, yoga, transpersonal psychology, trauma-based CBT, somatic techniques, mindfulness-based stress reduction and BIPOC and LGBTQAI affirmative care.I am available to treat children, teens and parents that want to get better sleep, improve relationships to self and others, decrease conflicts, self regulate, reduce anxiety, increase peace, and reduce depression.

My goal is to help you come to a place of acceptance and growth. I believe therapy can be an invaluable step towards processing events and emotions that can leave us feeling stuck, and in identifying areas of control. I have a true passion for supporting others to rekindle their innate ability to be great and restore a secure sense of self. I do this by encouraging clients to embrace the therapeutic process and integrate aspects of ourselves we often view as unpleasant. I look forward to collaborating with you to cultivate self-discovery and creating new approaches to reduce concerns impacting your life. Issues addressed: Life transition, Personal Growth/Discovery, Anxiety, depression, Mindfulness & Copping, Grief and Loss, Substance Abuse, trauma, Relational Concerns, Spirituality, Couples, and Adolescent Therapy.

I am a fun and loving Registered Associate Professional Clinical Counselor based in sunny California. My educational background includes an Associate of Arts in Criminal Justice, a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, and a master of Science in Mental Health Clinical Counseling, all obtained from the University of Phoenix. A significant influence on my decision to become a mental health professional was observing the impact of inadequate mental health services in communities of color. My treatment approach primarily utilizes the impact of inadequate mental health services in communities of color. My treatment approach primarily utilizes cognitive behavioral therapy(CBT), where I address various issues such as trauma, depression, and anxiety, among others. I strive to create a warm, welcoming environment that allows clients to feel safe and be themselves, fostering a healing space free from judgement and ensuring they feel heard and seen.

Bill brings to the coaching profession a long business history. He worked in several different fields where he acquired coaching skills that enabled him to demonstrate successful coaching capabilities. He guided seven appraisal trainees through 3,000 hours of successful coursework and he has trained 30 or more office staff. The following experiential learnings complemented my strengths as a coach. Significant responsibilities marked my service in the U.S. Army as a 1st. Lieutenant, taught me the advantages of communication, listening, and relationship development. The requirements of this service provided a basis for a lifelong interest in management and leadership studies. Years as a salesperson for several major companies provided exposure to different business organizational and management systems. The practical outcome of this interest has been several executive-level positions and a 17-year stint running my own company that had a 22-person staff. A strong interest in Spirituality and Holistic Healing as well sharpened my critical thinking and strengthened my inclusiveness of mind, body, and spirit in attempting to understand a person. I have had a continuous meditation practice since 1973, obtained a master’s in East-West Psychology, and completed coaching courses with a certificate as an International Certified Coach. I am looking forward to serving my community by sharing this knowledge in ways that assist healthy growth.

“You can’t heal in the same environment that made you sick” “Don’t you dare. Don’t you ever give up!” The therapeutic process is healing and relieving. Everyone deserves to be happy and healthy. It is OK to want better. It is just fine to acknowledge when you need help. I have served my community for the last 15 years in various capacities. I practice trauma-informed care, utilizing cognitive behavioral therapy dialectical behavior therapy, motivational interviewing, and community healing. I specialize in assisting families navigating the child welfare system, educational system and juvenile justice systems. Clients: adolescents, teens, young adults and adults. African American, LGBTQ+.

Greetings! I am pleased to know that you are taking your first step to find individual growth to healing using therapy. I like to keep in mind that life is a journey, and we are constantly learning a new life lesson about ourselves each day, but every day will not grant a successful outcome to our individual growth. That is why one of my greatest mottos to live by is, “take it one day at a time”. A couple of words that are so simple; yet has inspired me to see a new day being just that: A NEW DAY! If you’re ready for a new day to learn and heal, then I personally invite you to share an open and honest conversation to overcome either anxiety, depression, grief, PTSD, life transitions, relationships, and/or other life lessons to continue individualized growth.

Fall in LOVE with HEALING yourself. It’s not selfish to love yourself, take care of yourself, and to make your happiness a priority, its’ necessary. This is where I come in, you don’t have to do it alone. I am here to assist you figuring out your place in the world, to feel understood, safe, and valued. I have had many years of experience working with children, teens, young adults, adults, and families. I am versed in treating anxiety, ptsd, adhd, and mood challenges such as depression, bi-polar, and personality disorders with people at all stages of life. I am passionate about our children, they are our greatest treasure, most valuable resource, and they are our future.

​The rhythm of life can sometimes feel unpredictable and overwhelming, like a chaotic song without a steady or calming beat. As a therapist, I am certified in trauma-informed therapy, and my approach is rooted in authenticity, curiosity, and connection. As a fellow human, I understand the deep desire to find or rediscover the rhythm in your life that feels grounded and true. Together, we will work to restore your unique tempo and create the harmony you seek. Your life is its own symphony, and I am here to help you conduct it with intention and care.

​I have a strong passion for helping individuals feel empowered and strive to live their best lives by finding meaning and purpose within themselves. Let’s face it, life can be difficult, but those difficult experiences do not have to define you as a person. By creating a safe and healing space my goal is to tap into your own personal power and natural strengths to focus on what is most important to you and your wellness. I have an all-inclusive approach that welcomes folks of any race, orientation, gender identity, body-type, culture, religion and ability. As a trans-racial adoptee and my work with Veteran’s I have a special interest in attachment, grief and loss, family conflict, PTSD, alcohol and drugs, domestic violence/interpersonal violence, internalized oppression and racial identity.

The transitions in relationships when inviting new life in, is a passion I have been called upon to answer. For Pregnant and Postpartum Women, that is such a special and precious time that can also uproot your mind, body, and spirit. Support is necessary to find your balance again and I can help guide you through your journey of Motherhood. For the Polyamorous and Ethically Non-monogamous community, I can offer you a safe space to navigate the challenges of connecting with multiple people as well as insight into the culture and community. Whether transitioning into motherhood or from monogamy, having challenges within the practice of nonmonogamy or the practice of parenting, or the infinite amount of emotional growth required for it all, I can help support you along the journey. Let us work together to understand yourself & your connections. I am a Clinical Supervisor & Sister Circle Facilitator. I am also the founder of Manifest Realities Happiness Coaching and have developed a program that uses assessments, skills training, & lifework exercises within the areas of Belonging & Love, Esteem, & Self-Actualization to help clients design & align their own realities. Visit my website at manifestrealitieshc.com to learn more.

As a humanist with a strong passion for supporting and nurturing our Black and Brown communities, I am excited about the opportunity to provide you with a safe space to process your experiences and feelings during your journey to healing. I strongly believe that your most important inner work must be focused on the issues and needs as YOU see them, and my approach is to guide you through your process without judgement or assumptions. I believe that your healing is a very personal endeavor, and I am here to help you take full ownership of your treatment goals and celebrate your successes along the way! As a valued human being, you deserve to be heard and understood in your own voice and perspective, and I am always striving to provide an affirming space that allows you to understand, love and forgive the person you are today while evolving into the person you want to become tomorrow. I also have a very strong passion for providing support and treatment to Black men, adolescents and young boys, especially in our current social and political environment, and I am determined to help you understand that your value and worth far exceed what others may think of you. Recognizing your value as you are in this moment is absolutely crucial to healing, and I look forward to you learning new ways of thinking and seeing the world around you while releasing those thoughts and tendencies that are not serving you well. I can effectively use a variety of therapeutic strategies to help you heal from grief, loss, trauma, anxiety, depression and PTSD. These include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Psychodynamic interventions and Dialectical Behavior Therapy techniques such as mindfulness, distress tolerance and developing effective interpersonal skills to help you improve your relationships. Whatever your belief or orientation, I look forward to supporting your growth and personal development!

​"Peace is costly, but it’s worth the expense" ~ African Proverb I have spent my entire professional career working specifically in communities of color. I have served youth, families of homicide victims, pregnant/parenting teenagers, formerly incarcerated women, human trafficking survivors and couples. I am also an experienced domestic violence counselor that advocates for abused humans. I utilize motivational interviewing and various treatment modalities such as: Cognitive Behavioral(CBT), Narrative, Existential and Person-Centered therapies to combat depression, anxiety, PTSD, addiction, childhood dysfunction and other emotional maladies. My goal is to turn on the light for those who have formerly walked in a dark place.

There is not a one size fit all when it comes to those with unique needs. Throughout my life, I have worked with many different individuals' that bring a distinctive blueprint. I lead with my spirituality, ears, heart, and eyes. What drives me is my compassion, zeal, unconditional love for others, patience, and helping bridge the gap for our future generations. I specialize in working with children, youth, and families that have been confronted with PTSD, sexual, physical, emotional abuse; divorce, grievance, substance abuse, homelessness, domestic violence, spirituality, behavioral challenges, and individuals with disabilities. I would like to aid people in opening up a new chapter in their lives while building relationships in a safe community.

I have been working with minors since 2003 who experienced a myriad of environmental, social and emotional complications and/or trauma. In 2007, the joy of working with youth led me to the field of Social Work. Now, I employ my skill set in areas of depression, grief, complex family issues and anxiety, with sincere curiosity and empathy for children and their families. I work collaboratively with you in understanding and integrating life experiences, using a relational, or client-focused and trauma informed approach. During times of crisis, I can use Motivational Interviewing techniques and Solution Focused therapy to help get you to your next step. You may come to therapy with a question of “why?” The goal of therapy is to find out together.

My 30 year old commitment is to work from an integrative care lens with critical thinking, providing a supportive context that situates you at the center. The healing journey from an intersectional lens honors you at all levels and is crafted with individual care, dignity, honor and supports you to be your highest, starting with where you are at. Grounded in theory but also inclusive of deconstruction and reconstruction process, I believe that warmth, compassion, authenticity, and consistency are vital to my process. While maintaining a focus on working with marginalized communities, my aim is to provide the highest possible care towards your highest health and wellbeing.

I’m dedicated to promoting well-being across all ages through trauma-informed, culturally responsive care. I have experience working in both school settings and community-based programs/services, where I help clients navigate life transitions, behavioral challenges, and systemic barriers.  My goal is to build trusting relationships and promote long-term stability through collaborative, compassionate support.  I received my education from Cal State University East Bay, with a Master’s in Social Work and a Bachelors in Sociology-Minor in Human Development. The foundation of my work is the belief that every individual, child, adult, or family deserves a safe, supportive space and access to the resources needed to thrive.

I specialize in children and adolescents. However, the use of concrete examples while providing behavioral and cognitive techniques is also very helpful for adults. There are no limits or expectations of your success and progress, because this is your journey. If you are willing to make time and put in energy, you will find yourself more content, more disciplined, and living an honest life you find worthy of celebrating. My goal is to introduce alternative perspectives towards new behaviors, realistic goals, and healthier relationships. We'll explore patterns, beliefs, and behavior that can lead to a more fulfilled you. If you are noticing an increase in worries, low moods, intrusive thoughts, or a change in your routine that is causing stress, that is the time to utilize your support. If you are having relationship issues, difficulty communicating, shifting through generational trauma, or peer conflict. I am here to support you through the transition.

I am African American, a licensed clinical psychologist, born in Kenya, and raised in the Bay Area. My people are nomadic and come from an oral tradition. They sit together under a tree sharing stories and poetry. I believe that it is in the sharing of stories that healing occurs. I have experience helping people cope with depression, anxiety, trauma, chronic health issues, immigrant migration and adaptation.

Kelly is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (AMFT) and Lead Pastor with experience in child, adolescent, adult, and group therapy, along with 30 years of specialized pastoral counseling with couples and families. He is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Trauma and Crisis Counseling from Regent University. Kelly's therapeutic approach is based on acceptance and commitment techniques that compassionately help clients loosen cognitive inflexibility, which is often at the root of mental health challenges. He is dedicated to helping clients identify their values as a key to unlocking meaning, purpose, and happiness in life.

I am committed to providing quality, compassionate, and comprehensive mental health support to children, adolescents, and adults in a safe and comfortable space for those experiencing or working to heal from anxiety, depression, grief, and trauma. My goal is to help individuals become the best versions of themselves. My counseling style is warm, interactive, and rooted in solution-focused therapy. I employ a humanistic, holistic, person-centered, and culturally competent approach. I believe in treating everyone with respect, sensitivity, and compassion. I work collaboratively with clients to develop a customized treatment plan aimed at reducing symptoms, enhancing coping skills, and fostering resilience. I understand that therapy can be a scary step toward understanding and healing. My responsibility as your therapist is to walk alongside you in a collaborative manner that will help facilitate the change and healing you desire.

I'd love to be a part of the change you desire in your life, whether you want to shift troubling moods, resolve relationship difficulties, or end addictions. My expertise includes working with individuals who face a broad range of challenges such as stress, low self-esteem, trauma, grief, anxiety, and depression. I have a special interest in life transitions, such as new parenthood, career changes, and upcoming or recent high school or college graduates. Trust, honesty, and collaboration are key in this process. I use a wellness-based approach, focusing on various parts of your life to make sure we work towards your optimal lifestyle.

I come from a holistic approach while utilizing tools from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Existentialism. In my sessions, I follow your lead at the same time giving you tools to enrich your life and reduce the symptoms which brought you to therapy initially. I am proactive in helping you overcome the barriers in your life, and return to yourself. That may include struggles with self-image, midlife crisis, symptoms of anxiety, depression, anger, grief, or childhood trauma. I will help you process your thoughts and emotions and strive to empower you to accomplish your goals.

Therapy doesn't have to be taboo. We all fall down and need help to get back up. You deserve support. Your distressed thoughts and behaviors do not have to be your reality or future. The behavior is only the symptom of what is going on. My role is to be the ambassador of your mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. My goal is to encourage, promote, and integrate all aspects of the therapy process. As a client centered therapist, I ensure empathy, compassion, and unconditional positive regard. I am dedicated to social justice, youth development, and providing culturally and linguistically appropriate mental health services .