Alishia McCullough is a warm and compassionate licensed professional counselor (MS, LCMHCA) dedicated to supporting individuals on their journey to reclaiming their true selves. Navigating life's ups and downs can be daunting, especially for those who have often faced these challenges alone. She understands that many may feel distanced from the person they aspire to be, and she creates a space where clients can take up space with their voices, their presence, and their bodies—even in a world that frequently conveys messages of inadequacy. Alishia specializes in providing mental and emotional healing, particularly for BIPOC individuals who may possess varied identities that are often overlooked in traditional therapy. Through her work, clients are offered the opportunity to process feelings of powerlessness and isolation, ensuring that each person is seen, heard, and validated. Her approach encompasses a range of issues, including anxiety, depression, relationship and family dynamics, racial trauma, and eating disorders, utilizing a Health At Every Size, Anti-Oppressive, and Integrative Somatic Trauma approach. Additionally, Alishia provides teletherapy options to accommodate those seeking flexibility in their mental health journey during these times of change and uncertainty.