Our Team

  • Imani Carter

    Bowie state University graduate (2019) and Pre licensed professional serving clients in DC area by virtual appointment for your convenience . Fully licensed in Washington DC. specializing in anxiety, depression and helping you become the best you. If you are ready for change and improve emotional regulation using sound interventions you have come to the right place. No WAIT LIST .

    Utilizing CBT and strength-based techniques; I intend to help you overcome mental roadblocks that impede growth. As a DMV native, I understand the unique stressors that we face and I look forward to assisting you in your journey . Thank you for prioritizing your mental health.

    Available hours Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 5-7pm . Saturday mornings 10-2pm

  • Calvin Anderson Jr .

    Calvin M. Anderson Jr, has completed his Bachelors in Social Work at Virginia Commonwealth University (2020) and his Masters Social Work at Baylor University (2021). Calvin has worked within the fields of education and in the mental health working with individuals who are experiencing depression, anxiety, personality and mood disorders, and children on the autism spectrum. These experiences have motivated him to pursue his LCSW to be able to provide therapy for those who are seeking answers to questions they have always had. Calvin believes that going through the process of therapy is a key component in healing, and is necessary in order to fully experience life. Calvin has experience conducting group and individual sessions. Calvin utilized Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Person-Centered, and Solution-Focused therapy. Calvin approaches every client with empathy and compassion, with the belief that every individual is unique in their own way and should not be treated as such. Calvin believes that every person is an expert in their own life and therapy provides a road map for each person to grow and be the best version of themselves.

    Accepting VA clients only.

  • Ricky Coston Jr.

    Ricky Coston Jr. is a member of the National Board for Certified Counselors, the American School Counselor Association, and the Virginia School Counselor Association. He has several years of experience working with adolescents and families mostly in the school setting. In 2012, Ricky earned his B.A. in Psychology and B.A. in Philosophy from The College of William and Mary. In 2014 Ricky earned his M.Ed in School Counseling from The College of William and Mary. Ricky relies heavily on Person-Centered Therapy, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Ricky has been a Baptist Deacon for over 10 years, and he has experience preaching sermons and teaching Sunday School lessons for adults and the youth. In his free time, Ricky loves going to the gym, doing escape rooms, and spending time with family and friends. Ricky has practiced martial arts for over 15 years and has taught martial arts for over 5 years. Ricky has also self-published a book titled Making the Grade. Ricky believes that we are all a work in progress and that we should always set goals and find new ways to better ourselves. Accepting VA clients only.

    Age

    Adults

    Teen

    Preteen

    Children (6 to 10)

  • Jameka Bell

    Jameka Bell is a Liberty University graduate student in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with an undergraduate degree in Psychology. She has experience working with families and individuals dealing with homelessness and mental health issues such as schizophrenia, depression, anxiety, and personality and mood disorders. Her work began as a mentor and advocate for youth in low-income communities and expanded to case management work at a mental health service organization. She has experience working in residential and Youth in Transitional Housing, as well as providing individual and family therapy using an eclectic approach to serve the needs of each individual client. She believes every person can reach a realm of self-actualization and has the answers to what they seek. Jameka’s approach is warm, understanding, and welcoming. Her goal is to provide a safe space for clients to embrace their therapeutic journey. Accepting DC & VA clients only.

  • Adrian Holmes

    Ms. Adrian Holmes Ms. Holmes has experience working with individuals who are dealing with severe mental illness, addiction, trauma, depression and anxiety.  She started working for her local Community Service Board (CSB) on the crisis unit she enjoys working with children, teens and adults. Later, she branched out to working in community and residential settings with individuals coming out of inpatient treatment. "I take a person-centered, culturally competent approach to my work. I am currently a resident in counseling taking on new clients".Accepting VA clients only.

  • Stacy Snow

    I obtained my BS degree in Psychology and Development form Liberty University, where I also received my MA in Professional Counseling as well as a MA in Human Services Counseling: Life Coach. My work began with troubled at-risk children in a level 5 school setting, there I counseled children with severe emotional and behavioral disorders, using CBT and Behavioral Therapy  to help them with anger management, crisis de-escalation and problem solving. I continued my career working as a therapeutic counselor at the Psychiatric Institute of Washington where I facilitated individual and group therapy for a wide range of clients who suffered from various mental health disorders. My most recent work was with the young mothers in the homelessness population. I provided individual and family counseling using CBT, MI and Narrative therapy. My goal of therapy is to provide a trusting, safe and non-judgmental environment, for others to engage in the healing process. I approach each client with empathy and an unbiased understanding so that they feel a sense of belonging, understand their worth and move from a place of hopelessness to  hope and purposeful living.  It is important  to allow the client to be active in their healing process as we work together in a partnership towards wellness. Accepting VA clients only.

  • Tamica Northcutt (Accepting clients on Dec 10th)

    I have been working in the mental health field in various capacities since 2012. In my previous employment with Loudoun County as a Mental Health Case Manager, I worked primarily with individuals who have been diagnosed with a serious mental illness. I also worked with those identified as having a substance use disorder. Using a person-centered approach, I worked with individuals to identify their needs and areas where they may require support and assist them in getting linked to local resources. This included linking to resources for medical or behavioral health care as well as trying to assist in locating housing and financial resources. In my previous roles, I have provided intensive in-home services to both adults and youth and currently hold the designation of QMHP-A and QMHP-C.

                I bring knowledge of individual counseling, group counseling, interviewing, observation, psychotherapy, diagnosis, assessment, and multicultural counseling skills. I look forward to speaking with you about continuing my professional development with your organization.Accepting DC, MD and VA clients.

  • Victoria Mason (Accepting clients to start in January)

    Victoria is a graduate student at Liberty University, where she is currently pursuing a degree in Clinical Mental Health. She holds an undergraduate degree in Health Sciences, which laid the foundation for her extensive background in healthcare. Before transitioning to the field of mental health and the helping professions, Victoria gained valuable experience working with the elderly and individuals with cognitive or intellectual disabilities. Her passion for making a difference drives her to expand her knowledge and skills to better serve marginalized populations. Through her studies and hands-on experience, Victoria is committed to becoming a compassionate and effective mental health professional, dedicated to improving the lives of those in need.  Accepting DC, MD and VA clients.

  • Jordan Bradham (Now Accepting clients)

    Jordan graduated from The Pennsylvania State University in 2021 with her Bachelors’ in Psychological and Social Sciences. She then went on to obtain her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Saint Joseph’s University in 2023. After graduating, she worked in a women’s trauma PHP and IOP in Philadelphia,PA before relocating to the DMV area working as a clinician at Dominion Hospital on the inpatient Trauma Science unit. Jordan is a resident in professional counseling, currently serving Virginia but soon to expand to DC and MD. Jordan specializes in trauma specifically complex PTSD, dissociative disorders and DID. Jordan is extremely passionate about helping individuals manage traumatic experiences that might have impacted the way they view the world to assist them in developing a skill set for being able to manage day to day life as they navigate their traumatic experiences both past and present. In addition to trauma, Jordan enjoys working with anxiety, depression, mood and personality disorders. Her goal is to equip you with the skills necessary to live a better life, whatever that may mean for you. She adopts a person centered approach where she works with you in collaboration to explore what is coming up for you. Specifically, Jordan utilizes psychodynamic techniques, along with solution-focused brief therapy, narrative therapy, CBT, and motivational interviewing to help you cope with your experiences.


    I want to commend you on seeking services for your mental health; it’s not easy. I look forward to being able to help you along your journey! 


    Specialties; Trauma, Complex PTSD, PTSD, DID, Dissociative Disorders,

    Mood Disorders, Personality Disorders, Generalized Anxiety, Depression


    Ages; Young Adult, Adult, Women, Traumatized Individuals, LGBTQIA+


    Accepting VA Clients Only