Meet Camille
I became a therapist because I noticed how many Black women were slipping through the cracks—not because they weren’t hurting, but because they were functional. They kept showing up, holding it together, and being everything for everyone else. I wanted to create a space where these women could finally exhale, be seen, and receive the care they so often give to others.
I deeply respect anyone who chooses to prioritize their mental health. I don’t take lightly the courage it takes to sit down, be vulnerable, and do the work of healing. I’ve walked that road myself—breaking patterns, honoring my ancestors, and finding my own path toward wholeness, and I’d be honored to walk alongside you, too.
When I’m not in the therapy room, you’ll find me reading, playing video games, or enjoying live music. I also serve as an adjunct lecturer at the University of Michigan School of Social Work, where I help train the next generation of social workers.
Education
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University of Michigan — Master of Social Work (MSW)
Additional Trainings & Certifications
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Internal Family Systems (IFS), Level 1
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Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy (Level 1)
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Brainspotting (Phases 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and Masterclass with founder Dr. David Grand)
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Schema Therapy
Relevant Experience
Youth shelter • Community Mental Health • Domestic Violence Shelter
My Approach
I specialize in supporting “the strong friend”—the person everyone leans on, who gives endlessly but rarely makes space for themselves. If you’re used to being the dependable one, the caretaker, or the problem-solver, therapy with me is a chance to finally put that weight down and focus on you.
I believe many struggles are rooted in lifelong internalized messages: that you must always be reliable, that asking for help is weakness, or that your worth depends on what you give. Together, we’ll gently unlearn those patterns and create space for a life that includes you, too.
As a clinical social worker, I pay attention to how privilege, oppression, and policy affect our mental health. And I hold that global change can only happen if we begin with personal change. By nurturing your inner wisdom, resilience, and insight, you not only transform your own life—you ripple healing outward to those around you.
My therapy style is warm, collaborative, and attuned. I see myself as a guide and mirror, helping you connect with your own capacity for healing. I draw from approaches such as Internal Family Systems (IFS), Brainspotting, Schema Therapy, and Emotionally Focused Therapy to support this process.
I am especially passionate about working with people who have been overlooked or underserved in therapy due to systemic oppression. My lens is trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and liberation-oriented.
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