Keesha Clark (she/her)

Since 2019, I have been been working as a Medical Social Worker serving primarily Black mothers and birthing parents with overcoming psychosocial barriers to quality health care. I have, also, been thoroughly trained in providing clinical support for mood disturbances (i.e. anxiety and depression) associated with pregnancy and postpartum difficulties. After experiencing my own traumatic birth, I have become passionate about providing trauma-informed care to these clients.

For over 5 years, I have been committed to learning and growing as a clinician and providing support to clients who struggle with anxiety and depression. I have been trained to provide cognitive behavioral, solution-focused, trauma-focused and somatic therapies to support clients with varying levels of anxiety and depression.

For over 5 years, I have been committed to learning and growing as a clinician and providing support to clients who struggle with anxiety and depression. I have been trained to provide cognitive behavioral, solution-focused, trauma-focused and somatic therapies to support clients with varying levels of anxiety and depression.

For over 5 years, I have been committed to learning and growing as a clinician and providing support to clients who struggle with anxiety and depression. I have been trained to provide cognitive behavioral, solution-focused, trauma-focused and somatic therapies to support clients with varying levels of anxiety and depression.