Culturally Sustaining Mental Well-Being
Clinical Practice | Education | Research & Evaluation | Consultation
Beyond Conventional Approaches
What We Do
Clinical Practice
Thoughtful care for complex experiences.
Education
Learning that changes practice.
Research
Asking questions that matter.
Program Evaluation
Understanding what works—and what needs to change.
Consultation
Fresh perspectives on complex challenges.
Clinical Supervision
Supporting clinicians who support others.
Our Focus
Complex Trauma & Grief
Chronic Pain, Insomnia & Functional Symptoms
Coercive Control & Relational Trauma
High-Control Group & Cult Recovery
Intimate Partner Aggression
Neurodivergence & Cognitive Changes
Indigenous & Integrative Neuropsychotherapy
Adverse Effects of Mindfulness & Meditation
Trauma Responsive & Neuroaffirming Clinical Intervention, Mindfulness, Meditation, Somatics, & Yoga Education
Individual & Group Sessions, Teacher Trainings, & Continued Education.
A bit about me.
Hello, I'm Teo
I'm an Afro-Indigenous Latine neuropsychotherapist, educator, applied social scientist, Afro-Indigenous traditional medicine practitioner, and elder.
My journey is personal: My firsthand experience living with neurodivergence & Functional Neurological Disorder (FND), navigating adverse effects of mindfulness practices & clinical interventions, and identifying as a survivor of sex trafficking and coercive control within high-control groups and relationships informs my approach to care.
My Mission: I'm committed to trauma-responsive, survivor-centered care that acknowledges potential treatment harms, honors self-determination, and prioritizes informed consent, shared decision-making, and individualized support.
What I've learned: Even well-intended treatments can cause harm. Healing requires curiosity, choice, and respect for each person's experience.
How I work: I blend neuropsychotherapy, Indigenous healing perspectives, and lived experience to support people navigating complex trauma, functional symptoms, chronic pain, and coercive relationships.
What I believe: Therapy should fit you, not the other way around.
Get to know me.
Hi, I’m Keke
I'm a clinician who believes everyone deserves a space where they feel heard, respected, and free to be themselves.
My approach is personal. I believe our relationships, cultural identities, and lived experiences shape how we understand ourselves and what healing means to us.
Who I help: Women and femmes navigating sexual trauma, intimate partner violence, coercive control, financial abuse, and difficult family relationships.
How I work: I blend CBT, DBT, and somatic approaches with culturally responsive care, making room for Afro-Caribbean Indigenous healing traditions when meaningful to you.
What I believe: Healing happens in relationship—with yourself, your body, your history, and your community.