awareness. integration. restoration. liberation
Psychotherapist · Group therapist · Scholar · Storyteller
The work of becoming
Psychotherapy, scholarship, and conversations that make room for more of who we are.
awareness
integration
restoration
liberation
Ways to work together
Becoming takes a different shape in each part of my work: understanding yourself in therapy, connection in groups, examining what we internalize in scholarship, and carrying it into practice through training.
i.
Groups
Where most new clients begin: a therapy group for Black women and two consultation groups for Black women and women of color therapists, starting January 2027.
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ii.
Psychotherapy
For women who want a space to be honest about their inner lives without being judged, fixed, or rushed. Individual openings are limited.
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iii.
Speaking & Consultation
Keynotes, stories, trainings, and consultation for clinicians and organizations on racial trauma and internalized oppression.
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iv.
Research
How experiences of being judged, devalued, excluded, or held to different standards shape not only our emotional well-being and relationships, but also what we come to believe about ourselves, our worth, and our place in the world.
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Groups beginning January 2027
What might become possible if more of our energy were available for living?
For Black women and women of color clinicians
Doing the Work of You
A consultation and reflective practice group where we think together about your cases and what that work is asking you to examine in yourself.
Twice monthly · 2 hours · $170 per month
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For Black women
Coming Home & Becoming
A therapy group for looking at what we have had to carry, what it has protected, what it has cost, and what we might reclaim.
Twice monthly · 90 minutes · $150 per month
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Featured research
The Trajectory of Awareness
A model I developed for working with internalized racial oppression in treatment, grounded in my research with Black women psychotherapists. It informs my clinical practice, my teaching, and the trainings I offer to clinical teams and organizations.
