ALYSHA MEADE
ALYSHA MEADE
“I’m Alysha and I’m passionate about providing support to families coping with trauma, neurodivergent children, and recent changes to the family structure (i.e. loss, divorce, birth, new partner, adoption).
Meet Alysha Meade, an intuitive and dedicated life coach with a passion for empowering individuals and families to thrive. With a background in psychology and extensive experience working for mental health agencies, Alysha specializes in behavior modification in a way that is empathetic to both the client and family/support network involved.
Alysha’s journey into life coaching began with her own experiences... Through navigating the complexities of ______, she discovered her calling to support others facing similar challenges. Drawing from her firsthand experiences, Alysha offers compassionate guidance and practical strategies to help families navigate the unique obstacles they encounter.
In addition to her expertise in supporting families with special needs children, Alysha is also passionate about assisting new moms as they navigate the joys and challenges of motherhood. From managing the transition into parenthood to overcoming postpartum struggles, Alysha provides a nurturing space for new moms to understand their own needs, build confidence, and develop effective coping strategies.
Furthermore, Alysha is dedicated to empowering women to pursue their entrepreneurial dreams. With a keen understanding of the obstacles faced by female entrepreneurs, she provides tailored coaching and mentorship to help women overcome self-doubt, develop strategic plans, and cultivate the resilience needed to succeed in the business world.
Alysha’s approach to coaching is holistic, integrating elements of psychology, mindfulness, and personal development to help her clients achieve balance, fulfillment, and success in various aspects of their lives. Whether guiding families through challenging times, supporting new moms on their parenting journey, or empowering women to pursue their professional goals, Alysha is committed to making a positive difference in the lives of those she serves.
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EBONI GADSON, LCSW, CTP
MORE ABOUT EBONI…
“I’m a non-judgmental therapist who values balance as a core concept to support clients’ healing. I am passionate about collaborating with people who have treatment goals around desire/arousal, pelvic floor symptoms, discernment therapy, relationship trauma, and body dysmorphia that manifests as ‘plastic surgery addiction’. With expertise in Internal Family Systems (IFS), Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Somatic Experiencing (SE) Therapy, Strength-Based Therapy, and Solution-Focused Therapy, I offer a personalized and comprehensive approach to treatment.
Many clients find SE useful in healing trauma symptoms and sexual self-exploration. Clients report feeling IFS is useful at giving them tangible ways to process emotions post-session. I tend to apply a Solution-Focused approach to all of my clients in order to remain intentional about our time together and adhere to treatment goals.
I aim to create a safe and playful space for your journey to self-discovery and emotional well-being. Together, we will unlock your inner strengths and resources, empowering you to transform and lead a more fulfilling life. If this sounds like the therapeutic environment for you, please reach out via phone or email for a consultation.”
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MY CLINICAL APPROACH
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Focus
We will clarify treatment goals at the beginning to hold us both accountable for working on the things that are important to you.
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ENGAGE
My therapeutic style is an engaging, solution-focused approach that involves in-session activities as well as homework exercises aimed to support your ability to apply clinical interventions to your mental health symptoms.
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ASSESS
It’s important to assess if the interventions are having a significant impact on treatment goals. This is where you are able to tap into your agency as a client to evaluate whether continuing care makes sense, we should diversify interventions, or if you’re ready to graduate from therapy.
