Children, Adults, And Families
We provide Therapy, Wellness, and Holistic supportive services to Children, Adults, and Families
Nurturing Wellness, Building Community:
"Your Village for Mental Health"

Affordable Low-Cost Mental Health Services
HTW Intern Program
Many people are often unable to obtain mental health services due to the lack of insurance and high out-of-pocket costs.
We serve as an internship site for students completing Graduate degrees and Doctorate in Social Work. We offer a limited number of openings for clients seeking counseling at reduced rates – as low as $35 per session.
Financial need must be demonstrated, and counseling is often offered by interns who are supervised by licensed Social Workers.
Please inquire if you do not have insurance and your resources are limited.
Learn more about our process and our interns below, then click the link to schedule an intake and get started.
HTW Interns

Eriona Cleveland
Therapist Intern, Bachelor Level Social Worker 2025
Eriona Cleveland, a senior at Eastern Michigan University majoring in Social Work, is preparing to graduate this upcoming August. Her passion for social work is deeply rooted in her desire to help others and create meaningful change. Her career goal is to become a therapist, and she is thrilled to be completing her senior-year internship at Holistic Therapy & Wellness, where she has the privilege of working with children, adults, and families.
From an early age, Eriona knew she wanted to dedicate her life to supporting others. She brings empathy, trust, and strength to her work—qualities that are essential in social work. She is committed to making a positive impact in her community by engaging in various aspects of the field and contributing to lasting, meaningful change. Social workers are needed now more than ever, and she is honored to be part of such an inspiring profession. Knowing that her efforts can bring hope and empower others motivates her every day.
In addition to her academic training, Eriona has gained valuable hands-on experience through volunteering at Swoops Pantry, serving as a Certified Welcome Specialist, and supporting programs at The Community Life Center. These opportunities have allowed her to strengthen her skills and broaden her understanding of the diverse ways social work can transform lives.
Eriona looks forward to continuing her journey as a BSW Social Work Intern and expanding her expertise in the field. She is eager to bring her passion, knowledge, and commitment to every role she serves in, always striving to inspire change and uplift others.

Sydney Green-Stone
Therapist Intern, Master Level Social Worker 2025
Sydney Green-Stone is a graduate student intern pursuing her Master of Social Work at Eastern Michigan University, focusing on Children and Families. She is committed to creating a welcoming space where people feel heard, supported, and valued for who they are.
Her background includes working in college advising and mentoring youth through nonprofits, where she encouraged confidence, celebrated strengths, and helped young people prepare for the future. These experiences continue to shape her supportive and uplifting approach today.
Sydney is passionate about connecting with teens and young adults, leading groups, and encouraging growth through compassion and empowerment. She hopes to specialize in working with BIPOC youth and young adults, helping them navigate challenges, build resilience, and discover their full potential.

Candashia Reynolds,
Therapist Intern, Master Level Social Worker 2024-2025
Candashia Reynolds is a dedicated professional with a Master’s in Human Services and a Bachelor’s in Psychology. She is currently pursuing her Master’s in Social Work to further her ability to support and empower individuals, particularly children and families.

Jamie Eubanks,
Therapist Intern, Bachelor's Level Social Worker 2024-25
Jamie Eubanks is a dedicated psychology student in their final year at Clayton State University, with a strong academic foundation and a focus on clinical counseling and cognitive development. Throughout her studies, she ha gained hands-on experience in conducting assessments, supporting peers, and contributing to treatment planning for diverse populations, including children, adults, and expecting mothers. This experience has allowed Ms. Eubanks to participate in research projects, deepen their understanding of psychological concepts and mental health behaviors, and develop a passion for using evidence-based practices to support clients’ mental well-being. Ms. Eubanks plans to pursue licensure as a Social Worker and aims to contribute to the field of psychology through both clinical practice and research.

Cerissa Brown,
Therapist Intern, Bachelor's Level Social Worker 2024-25
Cerissa Brown is currently pursing her Bachelor in Science in Social Work at Walden University. She is also a professional mental health speaker, advocate, and community leader from Birmingham, AL, dedicated to creating nonjudgmental, safe spaces for black women to feel seen and supported. Her journey into mental health advocacy is deeply personal, fueled by her commitment to breaking down stigmas, especially within black communities and faith-based settings. She dreams of a world where everyone can access compassionate, inclusive mental health care.

Camille Brown,
Therapist Intern, Bachelor's Level Social Worker 2024-26
Camille Brown is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Social Work at the University of Phoenix, building on her associate degree in Business to enhance her understanding of social needs. As a BSW intern at Holistic Therapy and Wellness, she will provide therapy, conduct assessments, and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams. Passionate about supporting children and families facing mental health challenges and trauma. She plans to pursue licensure as a clinical social worker.

Yimin (Bruce) Li,
Therapist Intern, Master Level Social Worker 2024-25
Bruce Li is a dedicated student intern with a passion for combining technology and therapy to enhance holistic wellness. Bruce graduated from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, with dual degrees in Psychology and Computer Science, where he earned honors including the Global Excellence Scholarship and the Undergraduate Research Scholarship. He is currently pursuing a dual degree in Master of Information and Master of Social Work at the University of Michigan,
Ann Arbor, with a focus on game design and development in Virtual Reality (VR) and therapy for children and families.

Dr. Alison Bailey,
Therapist Intern, Master Level Social Worker 2024
Dr. Bailey specializes in leading organizational operations and human resources management with a focus on diversity and inclusion, career counseling, strategic planning, hiring, job enrichment and morale, conflict resolution, budgeting, and individual and group-tailored professional development programs. Bailey attained her bachelor’s degree with honors in Psychology from the University of Windsor (Canada), a master’s degree in communication studies from Wayne State University, and a PhD from Capella University in Industrial/Organizational Psychology. She is currently pursuing her master’s degree at the University of Michigan in the School of Social Work.

Keyiera Mooring,
Therapist Intern, Master Level Social Worker 2024
Keyiera is a compassionate intern obtaining a Master's in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Capella University. Keyiera has spent the past few years working for non-profit organizations in the community. She aspires to provide compassionate, empowering, and nonjudgmental services to families, adults, and children. Keyiera seeks to utilize her expertise to help people heal, grow, and reach their goals at their own pace.

Tresniece Pery
Therapist Intern, Master Level Social Worker 2023
Tresniece Perry is affectionally known as an accomplished speaker, author, and entrepreneur. Her first book ‘Girl Fix Your Crown’ became an Amazon Best Seller.
Tresniece is currently working in the foster care system at a leading government agency. She brings over 20 years of secretarial experience to her field. This coming November she will obtain her Master of Social Work degree from Walden University. Tresniece will take this degree and use it to become a licensed therapist focusing on individuals and couples. She will be a trauma-focused therapist and her chosen specialty will be sexual trauma.

Don Francis
Therapist Intern, Master Level Social Worker 2022- 2023
Don is a dedicated Therapist Intern currently completing his Master's Degree in Social Work. With a deep passion for helping others and a commitment to lifelong learning, Don is eager to apply his knowledge and skills to support individuals on their journey to mental and emotional well-being. With a compassionate and empathetic approach, he strives to create a safe and supportive space for clients to explore their challenges and work towards positive change. Don's dedication to personal and professional growth makes him a valuable asset to the field of social work.

Bria Nobles
Therapist Intern, Master Level Social Worker 2024
MSW Intern Bria Nobles is a dedicated and compassionate Master of Social Work (MSW) intern committed to making a positive impact on individuals, children, families, and communities. Ms. Nobles is currently serving as a Family Advocate in the Head Start Social Work field, Bria is on track to obtain her Advanced MSW Degree and a Graduate Certificate in Counseling:
Treatment & Services:
LOW COST MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES- Through our intern program, we are able to offer full-length therapy sessions at little or no cost. L
Children, Adults, and Families
Rates:
Low Fee Counseling offered by Graduate Student Interns
We serve as an internship site for students completing Graduate degrees in Counseling, Psychology, and Social Work. We offer a limited number of openings for clients seeking counseling at reduced rates – as low as $ 35 per session, but we can consider reducing even further in some cases. Financial need must be demonstrated, and therapy is often offered by interns who are supervised by licensed therapists and social workers. Please inquire if you do not have insurance and your resources are limited.
Fees & Cost:
Through our intern program, we provide low-cost mental health services starting with sliding fees of $25-$75 per session.
Education:
Masters in Social Work Intern
Interns Supervisor:
Dr. LaKeisha Thomas LCSW,
Read This Link: 7 Surprising Advantages of Having an Intern as a Therapist
Psychotherapy, facilitated by a Master's level social work intern, offers numerous benefits for individuals seeking support for their mental and emotional well-being.
Here are some key points of psychoeducation regarding the benefits:
1. Quality Care: While interns are supervised by licensed professionals, they often bring fresh perspectives and enthusiasm to the therapeutic process. Clients can expect dedicated attention and commitment to their growth and healing journey.
2. Affordability: Interns typically offer services at reduced rates compared to licensed therapists, making therapy more accessible to those with financial constraints. This allows individuals to receive quality care without worrying about high costs.
3. Collaborative Approach: Interns are trained to work collaboratively with clients to identify goals and develop personalized treatment plans. Clients actively participate in their therapy process, fostering empowerment and autonomy.
4. Holistic Support: Master's level social work interns are trained to consider the interconnectedness of various aspects of a client's life, including social, cultural, and environmental factors. This holistic approach ensures that therapy addresses all relevant areas of concern.
5. Safe Space for Growth: Therapy with an intern provides a confidential and non-judgmental space for clients to explore their thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Clients can express themselves freely, knowing they are supported and accepted.
6. Evidence-Based Techniques: Interns are equipped with knowledge of evidence-based therapeutic techniques and interventions. They utilize these approaches to help clients develop coping skills, improve self-awareness, and achieve their therapeutic goals.
7. Cultural Sensitivity: Interns receive training in cultural competence, allowing them to understand and respect the diverse backgrounds and experiences of their clients. This ensures that therapy is tailored to meet the unique needs and preferences of each individual.
Overall, seeking psychotherapy from a Master's level social work intern offers a valuable opportunity for growth, healing, and positive change. Clients can expect compassionate support, effective interventions, and a collaborative therapeutic relationship aimed at promoting overall well-being.
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