Meet the Team
Melina McConatha, Ph.D
Hey there, I'm Melina McConatha (she/her) a queer affirming, cannabis centered, crip cultured, kink positive, polyamorous, and here to provide a welcoming space for you, your health, and collective healing. I am a somatic practitioner, death doula, and medical plan worker. My training centers community care across the lifespan. My areas of experience include trauma informed somatic therapy, land based grief care, and reproductive community justice.
Kenisha Sullivan, MS
Hello! I'm Kenisha Sullivan, a Masters Level Therapist based in Philadelphia with 6 years of experience. I have a passion for helping individuals overcome anxiety, depression, eating disorders, substance abuse, and trauma. Implementing a holistic, culturally diverse, and client centered approach, with counseling adults and adolescence with dual diagnosis, excels my clinical expertise along with certifications. Application of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Trauma Focused (TF-CBT), and Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT) interventions have shown substantial results within the therapy space. I have assisted clients to ascribe and maintain mental wellness. I offer a setting that is compassionate, authentic, and inspiring to help you explore, heal, and feel empowered moving forward.
Vincent Walford, Ph.D
Hello, my name is Dr. Vincent Walford, and I am a clinical mental health consultant located in the Philadelphia area. As far as my academic trajectory thus far, I completed my undergraduate studies at Baylor University and obtained a Master’s in Public Health from Morehouse School of Medicine, with a specialty in Health Education and Health Promotion. I pursued and completed my doctoral training in Counseling Psychology from Howard University and completed my clinical internship with the University of Houston Counseling Center. From there, I completed a post-doctoral Trauma Fellowship at the Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center.
My areas of interest are working marginalized individuals, men issues, substance abuse and trauma work. Most of my supervision and training were with CBT practitioners, and I find that theoretical orientation most aligns with my passion for outreach (teaching and training). I am aware of my marginalized status but also discuss my own privileges and blind spots when working with clients who are different from me. Look forward to meeting with you.