
Get to Know Me
I am a Black Queer and Nonbinary Therapist, I value the entirety of others and acknowledge their intersectionality- Your identity is essential to your experience.
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I began my studies at the Community College of Philadelphia taking every psychology course available. I continued my studies at Temple University and received my Bachelor's degree in psychology with minors in Cognitive Neuroscience and Spanish. I completed my Master's degree in Counseling Psychology and School Counseling also at Temple University.
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Some of my experience is drawn from working in education, from preschool to introductory college courses, and clinical from co-morbidity to substance abuse. I worked as a tutor, mentor and instructor, I also worked as a job coach. My work includes a diverse group of experiences. I have worked with learning disabilities, neurodiversity, justice involved, LGBTQ+, and individuals that speak Spanish as a primary language.
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My experience as a therapist is primarily driven from understanding that we all can grow and thrive through grave trauma and generations of dysfunction. I have a deep belief in my clients and their success, the effort put into personal development is the key factor in the therapeutic relationship.
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Areas that my educational background have provided training in includes, Multicultural counseling, diagnosis, group therapy, school counseling, and career counseling,
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I have worked as a Drug and Alcohol Therapist and a Mobile Crisis Therapist with the Crisis Intervention Response Team (C.I.R.T.)
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My primary approach as an eclectic therapist is holistic, trauma-informed approach, and a varied set of interventions depending on what is most beneficial to the client's well-being.
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My Credentials
Experience You Can Count On
Assistant to Psychologist
April 2001 - August 2005
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Psychology Researcher
September 2006 - August 2015
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Troubled Youth Counselor
January 1995 - December 2000
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