Mary Jo Harmon is a pre-licensed professional dedicated to creating a Blackcentric practice that serves as a safe haven for individuals within the African Diaspora. She specializes in working with high-functioning Black women facing anxiety and depression, while also welcoming clients from diverse cultural backgrounds. Utilizing a Blackcentric approach rooted in family dynamics, her therapy addresses intricate issues related to race, gender, class, and socio-political contexts. Those seeking a space to express their true selves and find relief from anxiety and depression will find Mary’s practice particularly resonant. She understands the weight of childhood trauma on adult relationships and emphasizes the importance of trust in the therapeutic journey. By fostering a deep understanding of her clients’ unique pain points, Mary lays the groundwork for significant change in their lives. As a provisionally licensed clinician under supervision, she provides sessions covered by Cigna and Aetna insurances, inviting individuals and families to embark on a transformative journey toward healing.