Kemisha Joseph LMHC

The lack of representation of black women in the mental health field inspired me to become a licensed mental health counselor because I want more for my community.

Attached by Amir Levine and Rachel Heller because it explained how people operate in their relationships and the importance of attachment and attachment styles.

Lack of resources such as insurance and not being able to afford counseling.

• Florida, Licensed Mental Health Counselor, MH23235

I have been working as a mental health counselor for 3 years. I specialize in working with relationships, relational and childhood trauma, self-esteem, and stress. In the realm of individual therapy, my approach is rooted in a dedication to providing individualized, empathetic care that recognizes the individuality of every client. My goal is to establish a sincere and compassionate relationship with my clients, giving them the security and confidence they need to express and explore themselves authentically. In working with couples, I utilize different approaches and I create a comprehensive framework that not only addresses surface-level issues but also delves into the emotional undercurrents and attachment bonds that shape the couple's interactions. My goal is to provide a supportive and transformative space where couples can cultivate a secure emotional connection and develop the skills needed for a thriving, resilient partnership. I also have a support group for black women called Healing With My Sista's for black women seeking connection and healing.