I opened John Henry’s Sisters because it is my belief that people can benefit from learning new skills and habits to help them live their best lives possible in spite of various challenges – something we all experience.
As a licensed clinical psychologist, it is my joy and honor to help people grow and develop so they can live life more abundantly. I have over 20 years of experience in the field, with particular expertise in multicultural and women’s issues, as well as health psychology, trauma due to media and other content exposure, stress associated with toxic workplaces, and working in high-stress, high-risk occupations/environments.
I am also a former minority fellow of the American Psychological Association, former university educator, and have published in peer-reviewed journals. Furthermore, I co-authored a chapter in the Handbook of Racial & Ethnic Minority Psychology, served as the mental health expert for a Black wellness website, and have given numerous national and international talks and workshops. Finally, I am a certified diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) practitioner and executive coach.
Whether you are learning how to establish healthy boundaries with family members, serving as a C-suite racial/ethnic minority woman exposed to racial microaggressions in the workplace, or are a parent working to develop regular stress management techniques, it is possible to move from a space of surviving to thriving.
Reach out for evening and weekend appointments to fit your busy life!
Our podcast, The Audacity to Persevere, is currently on hiatus until summer 2024. Be sure to check back then for new content!
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