Brenda Graves-Croom, MSW, LSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who specializes in supporting teens and adults facing excessive stress, anxiety, and depression often rooted in past traumas. She works compassionately with clients from diverse backgrounds experiencing oppression, discrimination, and stigma, striving to help them attain a better quality of life for themselves and their loved ones. Brenda's approach is deeply compassionate and culturally sensitive, as she guides clients on a journey toward inner peace and fulfillment through newly learned skills and insights. She has a strong focus on trauma-informed care, especially for Hispanic, Latino, and Latinx immigrant women and youth navigating adjustment difficulties. Advocating for anti-racism, Brenda collaborates with Black, African American, people of color, and indigenous individuals to foster cultural competency while addressing both interpersonal and systemic racism. As a staunch LGBTQ+ advocate, she passionately believes in treating every individual with dignity, honor, compassion, and respect, regardless of their experiences or decisions. With none judgmental support, Brenda genuinely cares about the success of her clients and empathetically strives to understand their perspectives and situations. She is committed to facilitating growth and healing, inviting individuals to embark on a transformative journey to a happier and healthier self.