Tasha Hunter is a licensed Clinical Social Worker and therapist, holding credentials in North Carolina, Kansas, and Florida. With a deep passion for helping others, Tasha's ideal clients include individuals who have experienced childhood parental abuse and neglect, those feeling emotionally stuck, and individuals who prioritize caring for others over themselves. She specializes in guiding clients through life transitions, grief, prolonged depression, body image struggles, and anxiety. Whether clients are new to therapy or seeking a fresh perspective, Tasha is committed to helping them uncover the root causes of their challenges, enabling them to embrace a life filled with ease, freedom, and clarity. Tasha is a Certified Level 3 practitioner of Internal Family Systems (IFS) and approaches therapy through a womanist and feminist lens, viewing issues from a social justice perspective. She primarily works with women, Black individuals, People of Color, LGBTQIA+ community members, helping professionals, entrepreneurs, healers, educators, and activists who are engaging in anti-racism journeys and distancing themselves from white supremacy culture. Additionally, Tasha is trained and experienced in psychedelic-assisted therapy, particularly ketamine-assisted therapy, and understands the benefits of sacred earth medicine. For those ready to embark on a journey of self-love, cultivate healthy relationships, and heal from trauma, Tasha offers a gentle and compassionate approach to navigating life’s complexities.