PhD, LCAT, RDT — Culturally-Rooted Creative Arts Therapist
We will work together to create a healing, recovery, and growth process that works to meet your needs. I recognize that every person has their unique and intersectional needs. Our sessions will be tailored to support your identified goals.
Every-body deserves space(s) where they can show up — fully and authentically — to be heard, seen, and to heal.
My work is foundationally rooted in love, justice, and a spirit of ubuntu. I am not a therapist who relies on repetitive jargon, empty stares or default scripts. I am a culturally-rooted and relationally-centered therapist who shows up fully and deeply in my work. I love what I do and respect the sacred nature of the work of healing.
I intentionally engage creative processes to support emotional healing and personal growth. Creativity offers new entry points for working with and through experiences, issues, and challenges.
When we access our creativity — and really embrace each step of the process — we can pave new roads we did not even know were possible.
I approach my work from an Afrodynamic perspective — valuing the importance of intersectional identity, history, and community.
My approach is wholeistic in that I consider who you are and what you wish to work on, in conversation with the ecosystem(s) to which you belong.
Every person has specific needs. Our process will be collaborative and I will adjust to meet your needs at every step of the journey.
I am passionate about co-creating a space where you can be in healthy and communicative relationship with yourself and others — and grow deeper into who you are.
"I am passionate about co-creating a space where you can be in healthy and communicative relationship with yourself and others, grow deeper into who you are, and be fully and unapologetically you."— Britton Williams
The Graduate Center, City University of New York (CUNY)
New York University (NYU)
When I'm not in the therapy room, you'll find me leaning into the things that bring me joy and keep me whole — because a healer must also tend to their own healing.
Schedule a consultation to see if we're a good fit. The first step is just a conversation.