I work to provide services in a caring and understanding theraputic relationship. My goal is to provide empowerment and understanding to clients during sessions. I provide treatment to adolescents, families, and adults. I use cognitive therapy with other modalities to assist you in your treatment. I believe in a working partnership to help achieve your wholeness. I welcome the opportunity to be a part of your healing journey.

My name is Susan Charney MSW,LCSW with a diversified experiential backround. I work with those individuals ,couples and families that are compliant and realize that everyone can use some help at some point. It takes courage to realize help is needed. My job in the first session, is to be transparent and to establish trust.Thank you for choosing me as your therapist.

Selethia Mitchell, DBH,LCSW is a Doctor of Behavioral Health and a licensed clinical social worker. She has been working in this area of study since 2001 and has experience along the entire lifespan. She started as a case manager in child and family services, in patient and out patient behavioral health, hospital and community health clinics as well as within correctional health arena, to name a few. Selethia is passionate about women's issues, diversity and inclusion as well as trauma. She has spent lots of time working in career development and assisting with transitional services.

Ivette is the founder of Strength in Unity Services-SW. She has dedicated her professional life to working with underserved populations and military Service Members and Veterans. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, a Licensed Independent Substance Abuse Counselor, a Board-Certified Social Work Supervisor, and a member of the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers (MINT). She has served in the US Army for 25 years as a Behavioral Health Officer and deployed to various countries in support of humanitarian and combat missions. Ivette's approach is multi-systemic and inclusive, strength-based, and trauma-focused, with special attention to cultural considerations.