Rebecca Redmond

Rebecca Redmond is California State Board Registered Clinical Social Worker; she received her master’s Degree in Social Welfare with a concentration in social and economic justice, a bachelor’s degree in African American Studies, and a bachelor’s degree in sociology from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). Rebecca has experience working with several demographics including, couples, children, and families. Rebecca has a passion for serving Black, Indigenous people of color (BIPOC), LGBTQA+ support, and social justice. Rebecca specializes in anxiety management,relational conflict, psychoeducation, and depression, utilizing a trauma-informed lens. Rebecca desires to share her understanding of systems, and how they impact us historically, and in our daily lives.

Patrice Ford

Patrice (Reece) Ford is an Associate Clinical Social Worker, striving towards a world for healing and growth within the community. Reece graduated from UC Riverside with a BA in Religious studies, focusing on law, society and ethics, and their Masters in Social Work from USC with a focus in Adult Mental Health and wellness. Reece is also a mentor and spiritual counselor who focuses on the range of influences that we embody. Reece's specialties are bridging the gaps within family dynamics, intersections of faith and sexuality, grief and loss, LGBTQ support, and cultural economic intersectionality. Reece continues to grow their therapeutic practice in CBT, Liberation Psychology, motivational interviewing, NTU psychotherapy, and EMDR. Reece strives to be a healing presence, approaching each individual or group session with compassion, accountability, and assisting you in understanding the depth of each experience.Reece believes that we all have the capacity for healing, restoration, and growth, however, each of us has our own rhythm and approach that works best for our unique authenticity and peace. Reece wants to help you navigate, understand, and celebrate your own rhythm.

Ashleigh Wroten

Ashleigh is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist who has worked in the mental health field for over 9 years. She earned her Masters’ in Clinical Psychology from Pepperdine University and her BA in Psychology from CSUDH. Born and raised in Los Angeles,  Ashleigh strives to break the mental health stigma within BIPOC and underserved communities. Taking a collaborative approach, she believes that you are the expert in your life and she is there to provide with you the tools to be successful during life’s challenges.

Celina Serna

Celina is an Associate Clinical Social Worker. Celina has worked in the counseling field for over 10 years providing individual therapy and support to individuals within her community. Celina graduated with my Bachelor of Arts from CSU, Sacramento and with a Masters in Social Work from CSU, Stanislaus. Celina has had the of experience working at group homes, school settings, a state correctional facility and an intensive outpatient program for teens and families. She has the experience facilitating groups, individual sessions and family sessions. Her career path and experiences has allowed her to learn skills such as CBT, motivational interviewing, psychoeducational groups, process groups, and skills groups. Celina is trauma informed and has experience working with marginalized groups and populations. Celina is of Mexican decent and takes pride in being able to model the community she serves.

Jerell Pettway

Jerell is a California State Board of Behavioral Sciences Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist at Peace & Mind Wellness. He obtained his M.A. in Clinical Psychology & Marriage and Family Therapy from Pepperdine University and a B.A. in Biblical and Theological Studies from Houston Christian University. Jerell has a little over 10 years of experience serving individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities, Black, Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC) in high-risk communities, youth and adolescents, and couples interested in strengthening the foundation of their relationship. His passion lies specifically in serving the Black community, individuals in under-served communities, the unhoused, ministry leaders, and young adults. Jerell utilizes a trauma-informed approach to therapy that intertwines modalities such as CBT, Motivational Interviewing, Emotionally Focused therapy, and Christian Counseling.

Dr. Brandy Reid

Dr. Brandy Reid is an experienced licensed therapist offering 14 years of experience with a demonstrated history of working in community mental health and private practice. Brandy enjoys advocating for marginalized groups through her clinical work and leadership development training. Brandy is also an LGBTQIAA+ ally and enjoys doing advocacy work to support client's self-development. Brandy specializes in working with clients (children and adults) who have life experiences resulting from trauma, depression, anxiety, conduct disorder, substance use, divorce, abuse, and/ or homelessness.

Brandy Reid is able to provide anger management, behavior modification intervention, life skills, stress management, family reunification support, parenting support, resilience skill training, self-esteem support, and grief support. Brandy utilizes an integrative therapeutic approach with an emphasis on CBT to help clients reach their goals, become more grounded, and strengthen their self-image.

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Caitanya Francis

Caitanya Francis is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW); she received her Master’s Degree in Social Work with an emphasis in trauma and families from California State University, Los Angeles (CSULA). Caitanya has experience working a wide range of demographics and cultures including adults, adolescents, and youth in both outpatient and residential settings. She has experience working with clients with Anxiety; Depression; Relational concerns; Women’s Issues; PTSD; Adjustment; Dual Diagnosis; and Crisis Management. She utilizes a trauma-informed approach and mindfulness as well as several other interventions to partner with her clients on the path to wellness.

Lindsey Leonard

Lindsey Leonard is an Associate Clinical Social Worker with a Bachelors degree in Philosophy from the University of La Verne, and Masters degree, in Social Work, from the University of Southern California, with an emphasis on Social Change and Innovation. Lindsey has served diverse populations throughout her career. She has clinical experience working with Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC), LGBTQ+ individuals, foster youth, families, couples, and clients with severe mental health diagnoses in various communities within the greater Los Angeles area. Lindsey believes some of the main tools for achieving positive change in clients are, rapport building, collaborative goal setting, and shared decision making. Lindsey has certifications in Grief & Loss and Trauma & Attachment, and draws her interventions from the modalities of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing, and Solution Focused treatments. Lindsey has extensive knowledge of complicated family systems and a passion for assisting people of color to process their own, towards the goal of emotional wellness. Lindsey emphasizes the cultivation of emotional intelligence and self-care practices by helping clients to balance boundary setting and  social connectedness.