D’Shawn Harris, LCPC, is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in the State of MD and Founder of Safe Haven Therapy. Drawing on systemic and family-centered approaches, D'Shawn creates a professional and safe environment where clients can embark on their journey toward transformation. With a focus on fostering healing, empowerment, and growth, D'Shawn is dedicated to helping individuals navigate their emotional concerns and build a brighter future.

In this episode, he talks about why he decided to switch from being a counselor in the criminal justice system to a private practice setting. He also discusses his new mental health conversational card game, “Hey Friend, How Are You?” and how this will be an important tool to help friends better check in on each other. Keep up with him as he soon announces which state he’s expanding his services to next!

Contact:

www.safehaventherapyservices.com

www.instagram.com/safehaven_therapy

Jayden Aubryn (they/them), LICSW, is a Black, queer, non-binary, and ethically non-monogamous psychotherapist, personal trainer, and consultant. They specialize in the holistic healing of trauma by integrating mental, physical, spiritual, and sexual health. They aim to make healing both accessible and fun!

In this episode, we talk about ways to incorporate art, music, movement and nutrition into one’s treatment plan to make mental healthcare more holistic in nature. This also helps us live life more authentically and understand that healing can be more affordable than we realize.

tiseconsultingandtherapy@gmail.com

Instagram: www.instagram.com/TISEConsultingandTherapy

Cynthia Issac is a personal growth and transformation mentor, EFT practitioner and personal development trainer. She is a widow whose purpose in life is to encourage, equip and empower widows worldwide to grow beyond their grief and loss so they can heal hurt and heartache, rediscover their real selves and recreate a more prosperous, fulfilling future they love with grace and ease.

In this episode, Cynthia talks about the support systems she was able to lean into when her husband passed away and how that became a catalyst for the grief coaching work she does with widows today. She also shares information on her upcoming collaborative book and solo book that will be releasing soon.

Contact Cynthia at: CoachIsaac@yahoo.com