Explore Our Services

Individual Therapy: Find Your Steady Ground

Life's transitions, anxieties, and old patterns can leave you feeling disconnected or overwhelmed. Individual therapy is a dedicated space just for you—a place to slow down, catch your breath, and process your experiences without judgment.

Together, we will work to understand the root of your challenges and equip you with practical tools to move forward with confidence.

Common areas we explore together:

• Navigating stressful life transitions and identity shifts.

• Managing anxiety, overwhelm, and burnout.

• Breaking free from codependency and repetitive relationship patterns.

• Healing from past trauma in a safe, paced environment.

• Building self-compassion and setting healthy boundaries.

Couples Therapy: Nurturing Your Shared Landscape

Every relationship experiences seasons of drought, conflict, or distance. Couples therapy provides a neutral, secure container to explore the stuck patterns in your relationship, improve communication, and rebuild emotional safety.

Whether you are navigating a major life change, healing from a rupture, or simply wanting to deepen your intimacy, we will work collaboratively to help your relationship thrive.

Common areas we explore together:

• De-escalating repetitive, painful arguments.

• Rebuilding trust after a breach or betrayal.

• Improving emotional communication and vulnerability.

• Navigating major shifts (marriage, parenthood, career changes).

• Strengthening intimacy and emotional connection.

Clinical Supervision & Case Consultation

As the practice owner of Blossoming Valley and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), I provide formal individual clinical supervision and case consultation for mental health professionals and associate clinicians.

• Licensure Hours: I offer structured, reflective supervision hours that fulfill the legal requirements for associate clinicians working toward their independent clinical licensure (such as LMSWs tracking for their LCSW).

• Focus Areas: Deepening advanced clinical skills, navigating complex trauma, mastering diagnostic formulation, and ethical case conceptualization.

• Practice Building: Consultation is also available for clinicians looking to understand the administrative and clinical balance of modern mental health settings.

What is an Immigration Psychological Evaluation?

An immigration psychological evaluation is a detailed, court-ready mental health assessment used to support legal cases. Unlike standard therapy, the goal of this evaluation is to gather objective psychological evidence for immigration proceedings.

To make this process as accessible and stress-free as possible, all evaluations are conducted virtually via secure, HIPAA-compliant telehealth.

Additionally, as a bilingual therapist, I conduct these evaluations fully in both English and Haitian Creole. This allows you to complete your assessment from the comfort and privacy of your own home, speaking directly in your preferred language without the added stress or cost of a third-party interpreter. Working closely with you and your attorney, I document the profound emotional and psychological impacts of your situation to strengthen your legal case.

Key Types of Evaluations I Provide:

• Extreme Hardship Waivers (I-601/I-601A): Assessing how the deportation or separation of a family member would cause exceptional emotional and psychological suffering to a qualifying U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident.

• Asylum Cases: Documenting the severe psychological impact, trauma, or PTSD resulting from past persecution or fear of future persecution in your home country.

• VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) Petitions: Providing assessments for individuals who have experienced emotional, mental, or physical abuse by a U.S. citizen or permanent resident spouse, parent, or child.

• U-Visas & T-Visas: Evaluating victims of severe crimes (U-Visa) or human trafficking (T-Visa) who have suffered substantial physical or mental abuse and are cooperating with law enforcement.

What to Expect From the Telehealth Process:

• Virtual Clinical Interviews: We will meet online for 2 to 3 hours (in English or Haitian Creole) to discuss your history and mental health symptoms in a safe, culturally sensitive, and trauma-informed virtual environment.

• Psychological Assessment: I utilize validated screening tools during our video sessions to accurately measure symptoms like anxiety, depression, and PTSD.

• Collaboration: I collaborate directly with your legal counsel to ensure the final report aligns with your specific legal strategy and meets court standards.

• The Final Report: You and your attorney will receive a comprehensive, objective, multi-page professional document in English detailing my clinical findings, diagnoses, and treatment recommendations.