Team

I'm a firm advocate for the person-centered approach, emphasizing the creation of a safe, non-judgmental space for clients to voice their unique needs, concerns, and aspirations. My priority is to actively listen and empower individuals and families to engage actively in their healing and personal growth.

Over the past four years, I've provided invaluable support to numerous families through in-home sessions, telehealth, and in-person services. This approach enables a deeper understanding of family dynamics and allows tailored therapeutic support and guidance based on individual needs. I've discovered that integrating technology into sessions fosters meaningful connections and establishes a comfortable, trusting environment where clients can address concerns within the context of their lives.

In my practice, I utilize diverse methodologies including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Problem-solving Therapy, and Solution-focused work. These approaches provide individuals with the tools and opportunities necessary to evolve into their desired selves.

• 4 Years in Practice
• Supervised by Twonya Collins
• University of Maryland University College: Bachelor of Science in Psychology, 2019
• University of Southern California: MSW, Graduated 2021
• Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP-C)

Milicent Mack, an LMSW (Licensed Master Social Worker), obtained her Master of Social Work from Fordham University and completed her bachelor's in criminal justice at Berkeley College. With a wealth of experience, Milicent specializes in assisting seniors, adults, and at-risk youth by employing evidence-based practices through both individual and group therapy sessions.

She addresses an array of issues including mental health concerns, substance abuse disorders, life transitions, relationships, and self-esteem challenges. Milicent integrates various therapeutic approaches such as Motivational Interviewing (MI), Strengths-Based Practice, and Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) into her work.

Milicent's approach involves collaborating with her clients to identify and transform unproductive thoughts and behaviors. Her goal is to offer valuable insights that enable individuals to enhance their productivity and well-being. She equips her clients with effective coping strategies to navigate life's hurdles with resilience and adaptability.

Education and Training:

• Fordham University | Bronx, NY
  
  • Master of Social Work in Social Work | Graduated 05/2021
• Berkeley College | Paramus, New Jersey
  • Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice | Graduated 04/2017

Activities and Honors:

• Member, National Association of Social Workers (NASW)
• Member of the American Association of Social Workers

Certifications:

• QMHP-License number
• LMSW
• Clinical Social Worker (Supervised by Twonya Collins)

Ms. Twonya Collins is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. Ms. Collins is licensed to practice in the state of NC and Virginia. Ms. Collins is a native of New York City. She currently resides in Richmond, Virginia.

Ms. Collins has been working in mental health for 10 years. Ms. Collins has worked in various settings including psychiatric hospitals, private practice settings, and government agencies. Ms. Collins specializes in grief and trauma. She also treats individuals who are experiencing depression and anxiety. Ms. Collins is trained in the following therapeutic modalities: EMDR, CPT, CBT, DBT, and grief therapy.

Ms. Collins received her bachelor’s degree in criminal justice at Mercy College. She received her master’s degree in social work at Adelphi University. Ms. Collins is attending Tulane University completing a Doctor of Social Work degree.

Ms. Collins is the mother of four beautiful adult children and has one rambunctious seven-year-old grandson. Ms. Collins’ hobbies include reading books, cooking, and going for nature walks. Ms. Collins also loves spending quality time with her family and friends.