Here, We Root

for Black Love

Healthy Relationships. Healthy Families.

Healthy Communities.

Culturally Responsive Therapy

Sexual communication, relationship wellness, and emotional well-being are connected to our lived experiences. In our work together, we will explore more about your experiences, your identity, and how to navigate it when feeling anxious, overwhelmed, depressed, or depleted.


Common Concerns

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Virtual Sessions for clients in Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia

Virtual Sessions for clients in Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia

My Mission & Approach

It is my mission to use culturally responsive, trauma informed, evidence-based strategies to create space for Black people to explore what liberation means to them.

My approach to therapy is grounded in a commitment to sexual health as both a personal and social justice issue.

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Restore

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Renew

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Release

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Restore ⦁ Renew ⦁ Release ⦁

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A Black woman with glasses and earrings holding a flower in a field with tall grass. Her hair is loc'd and she is wearing a maroon top. Her boyfriend also wears his hair loc'd and is relaxing his head on her lap.
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Ready for Your Breakthrough?

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