Meet Dr. Graham
Dr. Catherine E. Graham graduated from Clark Atlanta University with a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology. She went on to obtain a Master’s degree from Florida A & M University in School Psychology. Dr. Graham received a Doctorate of Psychology (PsyD) from American School of Professional Psychology @ Argosy University/Washington, DC Campus. She is a licensed psychologist in the states of Maryland and Georgia and the District of Columbia.
Dr. Graham has 20 plus years of experience aiding children, adolescents, adults, and families lead healthier lives. Dr. Graham has worked in a variety of diverse settings, including public school systems in Florida, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and the District of Columbia. She completed her psychology trainee experiences at the District of Columbia Superior Court Child Guidance Clinic and the Center for Mental Health, Inc. (a community mental health agency). She completed a pre-doctoral internship at Sarah A. Reed Children’s Center, Residential Treatment Facility in Erie, PA. Dr. Graham was a post-doctoral fellow at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine/Kennedy Krieger Institute in the Behavorial Psychology Department, Child and Family Therapy Clinic.
Meet Ms. Parris
Nancy Parris is a Clinical Social Worker licensed in the District of Columbia and Maryland. She is currently working on her Registered Play Therapy certification. Ms. Parris uses a strength and systems-based approach looking at the root cause of challenges in families. She believes therapy is a collaborative process that guides clients to increase self-awareness, gain new perspectives, and decrease symptoms.
Ms. Parris has specialized experience in play therapy, attachment, grief and loss, trauma, and anxiety. A safe and non-judgmental space is created to explore conscious and unconscious feelings using expressive therapy techniques. There is light at the end of the tunnel and Ms. Parris can help your child get there.
Meet Mrs. Webb
Denae Webb is currently a doctoral candidate in Clinical Psychology at the Chicago School of Professional Psychology at Washington DC. She obtained her B.A in Psychology from the illustrious Fisk University and her M.A in Clinical Psychology from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology.
Mrs. Webb strives to cultivate a safe environment centered around processing and working through one’s traumas and interpersonal issue. When working with clients Mrs. Webb works to place her client’s breakthroughs above her own uncomfortableness to ensure that each person walks out the office a more whole person. Mrs. Webb is an advocate of incorporating faith into therapy if one in interested and she is trained in Cognitive Behavioral therapy, Psychodynamic therapy, and the Humanistic Existential approach. Mrs. Webb has also received basic Gottman Level 1 training (Couples therapy) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy skills. Mrs. Webb specializes in interpersonal relationship problems, grief, anxiety, depression, abuse, and trauma.
Meet Ms. Evelyn-Cunningham
Hello! My name is Kayla Evelyn-Cunningham, and my Master’s in Forensic Psychology. I am currently pursuing my doctorate degree in Clinical Psychology. I attended the illustrious Morgan State University for my Bachelor’s in Psychology. At Morgan State, I was involved in many organizations, but one in particular, focused on confidence. This organization allowed me to travel to numerous schools, mental health facilities, and other settings to speak to individuals about self-confidence, self-motivation, and self-compassion. Since then, I began shaping my practices around the importance of an individual’s sense of self. I have found it lays the foundation for every aspect and element within their lives.
My passion in the field of mental health grew immensely in 2015, when I began working in various correctional facilities and detention centers to help those within the incarcerated population. Since then, I have also gained much experience working with individuals who have experience with substance abuse, juveniles within the school systems, and many other individuals of all ages in various therapeutic settings. I interned for a year working with highly experienced clinicians who helped guide and shape my skill set to properly assist those who experienced trauma, depression, anxiety, bipolar, and borderline personality disorder.
My focus when facilitating groups or individual sessions is self-empowerment and challenging negative perspectives with more positive outlooks. Life can sometimes feel overpowering, and obligations that need to be met can also seem unbearable at times. Still, I believe there will always be some good in what may all seem bad at the moment. I have found my theoretical orientation – cognitive behavioral therapy has helped many of my previous clients reduce stress levels, cope with untimely life changes such as relationships and other losses, and ultimately feel more grounded within their circumstances. We may not always be able to change a situation, but we can help transform your perspective of your circumstances. I look forward to assisting you!