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Meet The Team
Jessica Inglis,
LCSW-R
Senior Mental Health Therapist
Jessica Inglis is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW-R).She graduated from Fordham University in 2006 and with a B.A. in psychology in 1999. She has worked a school social worker for the last 6 years. Additionally, her experience has included outpatient and inpatient clinical settings. She has experience working with children, adolescents, adults and families. She is bilingual. She speaks English and Spanish.
Jessica is interested in working with young children who are experiencing trauma, depression, anxiety, ADHD, anger issues, school performance and behavior issues. In addition, she works with adults who are struggling with relationship/marital issues, grief, life transitions, anxiety and depression.
Her approach to therapy is collaborative and established in openness, trust, honesty and humor. She is committed to offering a compassionate, safe and non judgmental space to work to help you feel empowered to live your most authentic life. She utilizes evidenced based treatment approaches that include Mindfulness based treatment, Cognitive Behavior therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, culturally sensitive person centered and strength based approaches.
Jessica Inglis is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW-R).She graduated from Fordham University in 2006 and with a B.A. in psychology in 1999. She has worked a school social worker for the last 6 years. Additionally, her experience has included outpatient and inpatient clinical settings. She has experience working with children, adolescents, adults and families. She is bilingual. She speaks English and Spanish.
Jessica is interested in working with young children who are experiencing trauma, depression, anxiety, ADHD, anger issues, school performance and behavior issues. In addition, she works with adults who are struggling with relationship/marital issues, grief, life transitions, anxiety and depression.
Her approach to therapy is collaborative and established in openness, trust, honesty and humor. She is committed to offering a compassionate, safe and non judgmental space to work to help you feel empowered to live your most authentic life. She utilizes evidenced based treatment approaches that include Mindfulness based treatment, Cognitive Behavior therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, culturally sensitive person centered and strength based approaches.
Domanique Scurry-Hillard,
MHC-LP
Mental Health Therapist
Domanique Scurry-Hillard is a Mental Health Counselor in the states of New York. She graduated from Alfred University with a Master's degree in Mental Health Counseling. She received a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from the College of New Rochelle in 2013.
She has worked in the law enforcement field as a public servant for the past eight years. She is interested in working with young adults and adults who suffer from anxiety, depression , self esteem issues, relationship issues grief and trauma. Her goal is to assist and help provide you with the tools you need to cope and manage daily stressors.
Domanique's graduate studies encompass training in mindfulness, Cognitive Behavioral therapy and a person centered approach. She is currently receiving supervision under Luckdjyne Neas, LCSW
She is currently accepting new referrals. Sliding scale/ low fee is available
Domanique Scurry-Hillard is a Mental Health Counselor in the states of New York. She graduated from Alfred University with a Master's degree in Mental Health Counseling. She received a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from the College of New Rochelle in 2013.
She has worked in the law enforcement field as a public servant for the past eight years. She is interested in working with young adults and adults who suffer from anxiety, depression , self esteem issues, relationship issues grief and trauma. Her goal is to assist and help provide you with the tools you need to cope and manage daily stressors.
Domanique's graduate studies encompass training in mindfulness, Cognitive Behavioral therapy and a person centered approach. She is currently receiving supervision under Luckdjyne Neas, LCSW
She is currently accepting new referrals. Sliding scale/ low fee is available
Wonda Perez, MHC-LP MS ED
Mental Health Therapist
Wonda Perez is a trained EMDR Mental Health Counselor with a Limited Permit in the state of New York. She graduated from University at Buffalo and earned her Certificate of Advanced Study of Mental Health Counseling. She attended Mercy College where she earned her Master’s degree in School Counseling in 2009. She is EMDR (eye movement desensitization reprocessing) trained.
Wonda is compassionate and supportive in providing the tools necessary to help those who want to overcome the struggles that have stagnated their daily lives. She is a strong believer that you are an expert of your own life. She enjoys working with adults and adolescents. Additionally, she has experience working with elders who struggle with depression and anxiety. She has been described as a great listener who is nonjudgemental and works on building a trusting relationship with her clients.
Wonda is interested in working with young adults and adults who are experiencing trauma, relationship/marital issues , grief, career strain, life transitions, depression, anxiety and life stressors. She is also bilingual and speaks Spanish. Her hope is that she can connect with you in a safe environment to help you deal with issues in your life.
Her approach in therapy is holistic, compassionate and based on the individual client. She uses a Person Centered approach, EMDR, Mindfulness and Cognitive Behavior Therapy.
Wonda Perez is a trained EMDR Mental Health Counselor with a Limited Permit in the state of New York. She graduated from University at Buffalo and earned her Certificate of Advanced Study of Mental Health Counseling. She attended Mercy College where she earned her Master’s degree in School Counseling in 2009. She is EMDR (eye movement desensitization reprocessing) trained.
Wonda is compassionate and supportive in providing the tools necessary to help those who want to overcome the struggles that have stagnated their daily lives. She is a strong believer that you are an expert of your own life. She enjoys working with adults and adolescents. Additionally, she has experience working with elders who struggle with depression and anxiety. She has been described as a great listener who is nonjudgemental and works on building a trusting relationship with her clients.
Wonda is interested in working with young adults and adults who are experiencing trauma, relationship/marital issues , grief, career strain, life transitions, depression, anxiety and life stressors. She is also bilingual and speaks Spanish. Her hope is that she can connect with you in a safe environment to help you deal with issues in your life.
Her approach in therapy is holistic, compassionate and based on the individual client. She uses a Person Centered approach, EMDR, Mindfulness and Cognitive Behavior Therapy.
Shannon Mchugh,
LMSW
Mental Health Therapist
Shannon Mchugh is a trained EMDR and Brainspotting therapist licensed in the state of New York. She received her Masters' degree in Social Work from Fordham University in 2016. She earned a dual bachelor's degree in African and Latino Studies and Sociology from SUNY Oneonta in 2006. She currently is a Human Rights commissioner for her city and has traveled across the world pursuing the opportunity to assist others.
She has worked passionately in the human services field for the past eighteen years gaining skills in supporting a broad range of individuals in a variety of spaces. Shannon is excited to offer her skills set to young children, adolescents, adults, families and couples who are struggling with ADHD, trauma, anxiety, depression, grief, school performance, relationship/marital issues, sex and intimacy issues and daily life stressors. With cultural competency and mindfulness, her approaches are rooted in those she serves being their best expert, meeting every individual where they are on their journey in a respectful, judgment-free, compassionate, strength-based space, supporting them on a path they can take joy in celebrating in. By paying homage to the fact that each of us is coping with navigating simply being human, together we can challenge and reframe many of the spaces we are faced with. We cannot always control the changes that have happened in our lives, but we can control how those changes impact us. Her goal is to be a trusted, unwavering, safe support on your journey.
Some therapeutic approaches that she commonly utilizes are Strength-based, Family Systems, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness, Humanistic/Person-centered, Trauma-focused, and Dialectical Behavioral therapy, among others. Shannon is trained in Brainspotting, EMDR ( eye movement desensitization reprocessing) and a Certified Prepare/Enrich Facilitator. She's also LGBTQIA+ affirmative and is poly and kink aware.
Shannon Mchugh is a trained EMDR and Brainspotting therapist licensed in the state of New York. She received her Masters' degree in Social Work from Fordham University in 2016. She earned a dual bachelor's degree in African and Latino Studies and Sociology from SUNY Oneonta in 2006. She currently is a Human Rights commissioner for her city and has traveled across the world pursuing the opportunity to assist others.
She has worked passionately in the human services field for the past eighteen years gaining skills in supporting a broad range of individuals in a variety of spaces. Shannon is excited to offer her skills set to young children, adolescents, adults, families and couples who are struggling with ADHD, trauma, anxiety, depression, grief, school performance, relationship/marital issues, sex and intimacy issues and daily life stressors. With cultural competency and mindfulness, her approaches are rooted in those she serves being their best expert, meeting every individual where they are on their journey in a respectful, judgment-free, compassionate, strength-based space, supporting them on a path they can take joy in celebrating in. By paying homage to the fact that each of us is coping with navigating simply being human, together we can challenge and reframe many of the spaces we are faced with. We cannot always control the changes that have happened in our lives, but we can control how those changes impact us. Her goal is to be a trusted, unwavering, safe support on your journey.
Some therapeutic approaches that she commonly utilizes are Strength-based, Family Systems, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness, Humanistic/Person-centered, Trauma-focused, and Dialectical Behavioral therapy, among others. Shannon is trained in Brainspotting, EMDR ( eye movement desensitization reprocessing) and a Certified Prepare/Enrich Facilitator. She's also LGBTQIA+ affirmative and is poly and kink aware.
Gabriella Zink,
MHC-LP
Mental Health Therapist
Gabriella Zink is a trained EMDR Mental Health Counselor holding a Limited Permit (MHC-LP) in the state of New York. She received her Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Gonzaga University in 2021, and a Bachelor's degree in Creative Writing from San Francisco State University in 2015.
Her approach to therapy stems from multiple theories some of which include person-centered, CBT, and solution-focused. She believes that the basis of any treatment is, to begin with building trust and understanding between client and therapist. The client is an active collaborator in the treatment process, so once trust has been established, exploration and utilization of techniques will be used. The techniques range from mindfulness and imagery to positive psychology and goal setting.
She previously held an internship at a private practice working with clients from all ages and backgrounds through mental health therapy and performance consulting to make strides toward creative or athletic goals. Her other experience includes working with college students at a university career center and co-facilitating an open group on suicide loss.
She is interested in working with young adults and middle-aged adults experiencing different life stressors from life transitions, grief, understanding identity, trauma, career strain, and performance-related goals.
Gabriella Zink is a trained EMDR Mental Health Counselor holding a Limited Permit (MHC-LP) in the state of New York. She received her Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Gonzaga University in 2021, and a Bachelor's degree in Creative Writing from San Francisco State University in 2015.
Her approach to therapy stems from multiple theories some of which include person-centered, CBT, and solution-focused. She believes that the basis of any treatment is, to begin with building trust and understanding between client and therapist. The client is an active collaborator in the treatment process, so once trust has been established, exploration and utilization of techniques will be used. The techniques range from mindfulness and imagery to positive psychology and goal setting.
She previously held an internship at a private practice working with clients from all ages and backgrounds through mental health therapy and performance consulting to make strides toward creative or athletic goals. Her other experience includes working with college students at a university career center and co-facilitating an open group on suicide loss.
She is interested in working with young adults and middle-aged adults experiencing different life stressors from life transitions, grief, understanding identity, trauma, career strain, and performance-related goals.
Anne- Kenya Dubuisson,
MHC-LP MS Ed.
Mental Health Therapist
Anne- Kenya is a trained EMDR Mental Health Counselor-LP in the stated of NY. She received a Certificate of Advanced Study in Mental Health Counseling from Alfred University in 2020. She received a Master's degree in Education (school counseling) from Long Island University in 2018. She also earned a bachelor's degree in psychology from Saint. Joseph College in 2006.
She has worked in the field of social services for the last decade. She has worked with different populations including: HIV/AIDS, homeless single men, and LGBTQIA. She is interested in working with young adults and adults who are dealing with relationship and/or marital issues, trauma, anxiety, depression, self esteem issues, grief substance use and life stressors. Her goal is to assist and help provide you with the tools you need to cope and manage daily stressors. She is trilingual and speaks Haitian Creole, French and English.
She uses EMDR, mindfulness, Cognitive Behavioral therapy and a person centered approach. She is currently receiving supervision under Luckdjyne Neas, LCSW
She is currently accepting new referrals. Sliding scale is available.
Anne- Kenya is a trained EMDR Mental Health Counselor-LP in the stated of NY. She received a Certificate of Advanced Study in Mental Health Counseling from Alfred University in 2020. She received a Master's degree in Education (school counseling) from Long Island University in 2018. She also earned a bachelor's degree in psychology from Saint. Joseph College in 2006.
She has worked in the field of social services for the last decade. She has worked with different populations including: HIV/AIDS, homeless single men, and LGBTQIA. She is interested in working with young adults and adults who are dealing with relationship and/or marital issues, trauma, anxiety, depression, self esteem issues, grief substance use and life stressors. Her goal is to assist and help provide you with the tools you need to cope and manage daily stressors. She is trilingual and speaks Haitian Creole, French and English.
She uses EMDR, mindfulness, Cognitive Behavioral therapy and a person centered approach. She is currently receiving supervision under Luckdjyne Neas, LCSW
She is currently accepting new referrals. Sliding scale is available.
Morgan Mckinnis,
MFT Intern
Gratuate MFT Intern
Morgan McKinnis is currently a graduate student at Syracuse University who is currently pursuing her Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy. She received a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Binghamton University in 2019.
As a counselor, Morgan prioritizes creating a safe and trusting environment, where individuals, couples, and families can freely express themselves without fear of judgment. She understands that every individual and relationship is unique, and by utilizing a collaborative approach, you can work together to explore challenges, uncover underlying issues, and ultimately find effective
solutions.
Her goal is to empower you to discover your own strengths and resources, while providing empathetic guidance and support along the way. Morgan values open and honest communication, as it lays the foundation for meaningful and lasting change.
With a deep nderstanding of human relationships and dynamics, Morgan's therapeutic objectives encompass guiding clients towards achieving a state of overall well-being, establishing a secure environment for every individual, and aiding them in transcending their current stressors and/or diagnosis. These goals aim to facilitate personal growth, promote
resilience, and cultivate a broader perspective for a more enriched and fulfilling life.
Sliding scale and low fee available.
Morgan McKinnis is currently a graduate student at Syracuse University who is currently pursuing her Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy. She received a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Binghamton University in 2019.
As a counselor, Morgan prioritizes creating a safe and trusting environment, where individuals, couples, and families can freely express themselves without fear of judgment. She understands that every individual and relationship is unique, and by utilizing a collaborative approach, you can work together to explore challenges, uncover underlying issues, and ultimately find effective
solutions.
Her goal is to empower you to discover your own strengths and resources, while providing empathetic guidance and support along the way. Morgan values open and honest communication, as it lays the foundation for meaningful and lasting change.
With a deep nderstanding of human relationships and dynamics, Morgan's therapeutic objectives encompass guiding clients towards achieving a state of overall well-being, establishing a secure environment for every individual, and aiding them in transcending their current stressors and/or diagnosis. These goals aim to facilitate personal growth, promote
resilience, and cultivate a broader perspective for a more enriched and fulfilling life.
Sliding scale and low fee available.
Ilyssa Guerra,
MHC Intern
MHC Graduate Intern
Ilyssa Guerra is a Masters’ in Mental Health Counseling student at Touro University.
In 2021, she received her Bachelors’ degree cum laude in Psychology with a concentration on
Developmental Psychology from the City of New York School of Professional Studies. She has experience counseling in a nonprofit behavioral health clinic. She understands, speaks, and
writes in English, Spanish, and French.
Ilyssa views therapy as a collaborative process in which the therapist strengthens the client in
the creation of goals and strife for well-being. Ilyssa believes that it is important for each
individual to acknowledge, display and feel comfortable with their authentic selves, find
strengths/positivity in their lives, and overall find compassion, love, and care within themselves.
Her therapeutic goals include getting a client to a state of holistic well-being, creating a safe,
empathic, open-minded space for each client, and helping the client to see beyond their current
stressors and/or diagnosis.
Ilyssa uses diverse therapeutic techniques and modalities depending upon the needs of the
client. These therapies and skills include dialectic behavioral therapy, cognitive behavioral
therapy, rational emotive behavior therapy, feminist therapy, Gestalt therapy, narrative therapy, bibliotherapy, and art therapy. Psychological populations of interest include individuals struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma and grief. Populations of interest include working with adolescents/ teenagers/ young adults, LGBTQ+ population, BIPOC population.
Low Fee and Sliding scale available.
Ilyssa Guerra is a Masters’ in Mental Health Counseling student at Touro University.
In 2021, she received her Bachelors’ degree cum laude in Psychology with a concentration on
Developmental Psychology from the City of New York School of Professional Studies. She has experience counseling in a nonprofit behavioral health clinic. She understands, speaks, and
writes in English, Spanish, and French.
Ilyssa views therapy as a collaborative process in which the therapist strengthens the client in
the creation of goals and strife for well-being. Ilyssa believes that it is important for each
individual to acknowledge, display and feel comfortable with their authentic selves, find
strengths/positivity in their lives, and overall find compassion, love, and care within themselves.
Her therapeutic goals include getting a client to a state of holistic well-being, creating a safe,
empathic, open-minded space for each client, and helping the client to see beyond their current
stressors and/or diagnosis.
Ilyssa uses diverse therapeutic techniques and modalities depending upon the needs of the
client. These therapies and skills include dialectic behavioral therapy, cognitive behavioral
therapy, rational emotive behavior therapy, feminist therapy, Gestalt therapy, narrative therapy, bibliotherapy, and art therapy. Psychological populations of interest include individuals struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma and grief. Populations of interest include working with adolescents/ teenagers/ young adults, LGBTQ+ population, BIPOC population.
Low Fee and Sliding scale available.
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