Tuesday Tools

Good morning. Grace and peace be unto you.!

I want to introduce you to one of our presenters. Mrs. Monique Bell.
She will be sharing with Sistahs Can We Talk this Saturday during our Saturday Workshop. Monique will be focusing on The Woman in the Mirror.

Meet Monique...

• Monique Bell is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) currently working toward her clinical license. In 2008, she received her undergraduate degree from Wichita State University with an emphasis in Sociology, Psychology, and Criminal Justice. In 2013, she received her Masters of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy from Friends University.  She has training and experience in working with individuals, couples, and families with a variety of concerns and in many different settings. Monique works from an integrative and holistic approach working to connect the mind and body through a collaborative approach. She is trained in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) therapy which is shown to be effective in working with individuals who have experienced PTSD and other trauma-related symptoms.  EMDR has also been found to be helpful with anxiety and other concerns. Monique is known for her warmth, empathy, passion, and genuineness to assist others in reaching their desired goals.

Areas of Focus: Individuals, Couples, Families, Relationship issues, Depression, Anxiety, Trauma, Life stressors, Grief and loss, Self-esteem, Personal empowerment, Personal development, Parenting, Anger management, Premarital counseling, Couples therapy, Family therapy

Thursday Thoughts

Good morning. Grace and peace be unto you! 

I want share with you another one of our gifted speakers 

Katrina is a Marriage and Family Therapist who provides trauma-informed Individual, Couple and Family Therapy. Katrina’s mission is to aid and assist the healing process one relationship at a time. Katrina specializes in the survivor-centered treatment and values the importance of healing in order to strengthen individuals and families.

Katrina has received her Masters of Science degree in Marriage and Family Therapy and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology. She has eight years of clinical experience, working in a variety of settings including private practice, school-based treatment, a nursing, and rehabilitation facility, a residential treatment facility for adolescent girls and providing in-home family therapy for families involved in the child welfare system. Katrina is most passionate about working with adolescents. She believes that today’s teens are faced with societal influences and pressures that make it more challenging to find and create their identity. Having someone to talk to other than a parent can be very healthy and beneficial to their development. She is a youth leader and woman of faith.

For court-involved families, Katrina provides Therapeutic Visitation, Parent-Child Assessments, and Clinical Assessments.

Specialized Training: Restoring Life After Sexual Trauma, Counseling Survivors of Sexual Trauma, Tell Your Friends Program Facilitator (Prevention Education Curriculum for Human Trafficking) – ICT S.O.S., Trauma and the Brain, Prepare-Enrich Marital Counseling, Other Areas of Focus and Interest:

Individuals, Couples, Families, Adults, Adolescents, Trauma and Abuse, Communication, Depression, Attachment Disorders, PTSD, Low Self-Esteem, Relational Conflicts, Issues of Fear and Control in Intimacy, Anxiety, Anger Management

Thursday Thoughts http://sistahscanwetalk.blogspot.com/2017/04/thursday-thoughts_17.html

And as always remember to. . . live Blessed