With a deep commitment to the well-being and education of children and adolescents, she has dedicated over twenty years to the education sector as both a teacher and a school social worker. Letitia obtained her Master of Social Work degree from Aurora University in 2006, utilizing those skills throughout her educational, personal, and therapeutic experiences. She is adept at addressing the needs of children and adolescents with Individualized Education Plans (IEP) and 504 Plans, as well as assisting those in learning to manage academic pressures and social challenges in school. Letitia develops practical strategies that can seamlessly transition from clinical to educational environments. Letitia excels at presenting information from medical and school-based reports to parents in straightforward, accessible language and utilizes that data to advocate for a child’s needs within the educational environment.

When collaborating with adults, Letitia uses her extensive knowledge of development and remains aware of how childhood experiences and relationships with caregivers influence life decisions and current functioning. She will help you explore how your past has shaped your thoughts, habits, and relationships, enabling you to heal from previous wounds and discover your best self.

The main objective of Letitia’s services is to assist school-aged children and adolescents in their academic, social, emotional, and executive functioning development. Alongside supporting younger clients, Letitia provides parent coaching sessions and guidance to empower parents in effectively supporting their child(ren) within the home and school environment.

Specialities include: ADHD | Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) | Anxiety | Autism | Depression | Educational Advocacy | Emotional Regulation | Executive Functioning Skills | Foster Care | Grief | Medical Trauma | Parent/Child Relationships | Parenting | School Anxiety | Self-Esteem | Social Anxiety | Social-Skills Development | Trauma