Our Mission is to promote wellness in our communities, honor individual differences, and empower people to identify their own values on which they can build a life of recovery.

La-Tanya Blanton graduated from St. Leo University with a Bachelor's in Sociology in 2008 and earned her Master's in Clinical Social Work from Norfolk State University in 2012. Before obtaining her Master's degree, La-Tanya spent 7 years assisting enrollees in understanding their Medicare health benefits. She has 4 years of experience as a Medical Social Worker in dialysis, 1 year as a Hospice Social Worker, and has also worked in a psychiatric facility. During the COVID-19 pandemic, she served as a travel Social Worker with New York Health and Hospitals. Additionally, she has 1 year of experience working in the Employee Assistance Program.

La-Tanya is a Certified Anger Management Facilitator and a BIPOC Brain Spotting Facilitator. She specializes in working with individuals experiencing depression, relationship challenges, anxiety, faith-based challenges, women's issues, seniors, family challenges, life disappointment issues, and military families. Her preferred therapeutic approaches include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Solution-Focused Therapy.  As a military spouse, La-Tanya brings a unique perspective to her practice. This personal experience enhances her ability to connect with and support clients from military backgrounds, offering insights and strategies tailored to their specific needs. Her firsthand understanding of the challenges faced by military families informs her compassionate approach to therapy.