Earnestine Williams Simpson

Earnestine Williams Simpson is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with extensive experience in working with children, adolescents, and families, employing multi-systemic approaches. Her background encompasses roles in social service agencies, outpatient mental health clinics, partial care settings, group homes, school counseling, and in-home therapeutic services. Earnestine's ideal clients are those seeking to restore balance in their lives within a safe and non-threatening environment, addressing issues such as depression, anxiety disorders, interpersonal challenges, parenting concerns, adjustment difficulties, anger management, and workplace challenges. She is committed to serving an ethnically diverse population, emphasizing culturally relevant therapy and counseling, particularly for families of African descent. Her specialties include addressing child and adolescent behavioral issues, as well as trauma and abuse among women and girls. Utilizing culture as a tool, she helps clients trace their behavioral patterns through methods such as genograms, life books, and diaries, fostering the development of alternative coping skills and adaptive patterns. Earnestine also offers training, workshops, and consultations to organizations and community programs on topics that promote healthy living, including bullying prevention, holistic health and wellness, grant writing, and workplace etiquette. Her office is fully accessible to individuals with disabilities.