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Rebeca D. Anderson, LMFT Clinical Director
Becky Anderson was born and raised in Miami, Florida. She obtained her B.A. in Psychology with a minor in biblical studies, as well as in child and family studies in 2011, and a M.S. in Marriage and Family Therapy in 2013 from Lee University in Tennessee. Becky obtained her License in Marriage and Family Therapy in the state of Tennessee in 2016 and is currently pursuing licensure in the state of Delaware. Due to her Latino background, Becky has had opportunities to serve the Latino community. She enjoys working with couples, individuals, and groups. Throughout her time working, Becky has seen a wide range of couples, mostly focusing on premarital counseling, infidelity cases, and marriage enrichment and maintenance. Becky has treated individuals dealing with anxiety, depression, self-esteem, trauma/PTSD, stress, and grief amongst a few others. Becky’s focus on groups is typically related to self-care, relaxation/mindfulness, and coping skills.
Amma Owusu-Donkor, LCSW Clinical Supervisor
Amma is a licensed clinical social worker with a passionate commitment for helping others make positive changes in their lives. She received her bachelor’s degree in public health, and her master’s degree in social work both from Delaware State University. Her primary passions are helping individuals work through their problems and issues utilizing positive self-talk, mindfulness and grounding. She believes establishing a strong therapeutic rapport with her clients fosters a trusting, collaborative relationship in which clients begin to overcome their obstacles, developing positive coping skills, and achieve their goals.
Amma has an enormous amount of knowledge ranging from mental health, and substance abuse disorders.Utilizing the strengths based approach with a combination of cognitive behavior therapy, she believes negative thought patterns, and schemas can be easily changed. Her approach views each client differently, in order to develop individualized interventions that encourage growth, and increase well-being.
With experience working in settings such as a prison, hospitals, and schools, Amma is able to work with many different populations, ages, and ethnic backgrounds. She understands the fear, and nervousness related to beginning therapy. She is here to create an environment in which you feel safe, respected and comfortable.
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Atchafala Tucker, MA
Atchafala is a professional counselor with a passion for providing supportive, quality services to individuals struggling with mental health. Atchafala received her Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology from Goldey-Beacom College in 2021. Her vision is for her clients (and their families) to feel safe, unjudged, and supported while sharing their stories in her office. Atchafala implements Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for adults and children in her practice. Atchafala completed her master’s graduate practicums with YMCA’s Sexual Assault Response Center where she worked with victims on a hotline to provide the callers with support and resources. Atchafala also facilitated court-ordered group therapy sessions with at-risk adolescents. In working with children, adolescents, and their families for more than 15 years, Atchafala’s compassion for children and adolescents is rooted from experience and understanding. Atchafala also works with the displaced population to uplift and ensure their mental wellness.Atchafala specializes in group counseling, mood and anxiety disorders, and trauma. Her approach to therapy is supportive, empowering, and conversational. She is eager to serve whomever needs her help. In her spare time, Atchafala enjoys outreach, crafting, and travel.
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Monique Wilkins, MA
Monique is a professional mental health counselor who prides herself in creating a warm, supportive, and safe environment for individuals struggling with their mental health. No matter the concern, it’s important to Monique for clients to know that she is on the journey with them and that together, they will work through life’s challenges. Monique received her MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of the Cumberlands. According to Monique, it’s essential for clients to know that counseling is about them and that “it’s ok to not be ok.” Monique’s non-judgmental and compassionate approach allows creates opportunity to put herself in her clients’ shoes to understand their worldview. Additionally, she seeks to understand clients’ best hopes for counseling as a means of helping them get the most out of their therapeutic journey. Monique believes that counseling is a collaborative effort between the therapist and client, and when both parties work in alliance with one another; the path is set for positive outcomes. Regardless of race or socioeconomic status, Monique is eager to work with: individuals, couples, and groups. When working with clients, Monique utilizes person centered, cognitive behavioral, and humanistic modalities. Furthermore, she approaches every client uniquely and implements techniques tailored to individual needs. Monique has experience working with clients in the out-patient behavioral health and hospital settings. She can work with a diverse range of populations, ages, and ethnicities. She has experience working with a range of mental health concerns including depression, anxiety, legal issues, and substance use. Monique believes that if a person has the appropriate tools that they can overcome any challenge and is eager to give others the necessary tools to create a healthier life.
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Margo Elsayd, LPCMH
Margo (She/her) is a trained Art Therapist and Counselor, who believes therapy is a radical act of self love and bravery. Processing one’s feelings, life events, problems and mental health symptoms can feel overwhelming. Margo’s approach is genuine and compassion driven, and she believes often times we just need some guidance and curiosity to get to the core of what we are experiencing.
Margo’s strengths as a therapist include empowering and advocating for her clients, particularly those who have low self worth/self esteem, immense guilt/shame, trauma, depression, anxiety, profound grief and substance and alcohol use disorders.
As an Art Therapist, Margo understands there are not always words to describe how we feel. Art therapy is rooted in the process and finding different ways to explore and be curious about ourselves and whatever issues we are facing. You’d be surprised what comes out when we nurture our inner child!
Margo works with all people! Margo has worked in community non-profits, detention centers, addiction treatment settings, in behavioral health, in schools, with children, adolescents, gender non-conforming individuals, and members of the LGBTQIA+ Community.
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Christina Woodson, MS
Christina Woodson is a mental health counselor and doctoral candidate. Christina is deeply committed to supporting at-risk youth and adults in their pursuit of personal growth and transformation.
Christina has experience working with clients facing anxiety, depression, and navigating stressful circumstances. She employs techniques grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to empower her clients with effective coping strategies and help them reframe negative thought and behavioral patterns. She also implements a person-centered approach to establish deep connections with her clients, creating an environment characterized by trust, empowerment, and positive transformation.
Christina's mission is rooted in the firm belief that every individual deserves the opportunity to "GET MORE, DO MORE, HAVE MORE" across all aspects of life. Her dedication lies in facilitating their journey towards these aspirations while fostering a process of healing and growth.
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Kelle Plucker, M.Ed.
Kelle Plucker is an experienced professional counselor with over 10 years of competent abilities working with individuals and their families both individually and in group settings. Kelle provides a supportive safe environment to assist in overcoming dependencies, adjusting to life, and making positive changes. Kelle received her master’s degree in Secondary School Counseling from Wilmington College in 2005. She has worked with individuals with a wide range of ages and concerns including drug and alcohol dependency concerns, trauma, depression, anxiety, mood disorders, and ASD. Kelle’s counseling style is collaborative, and client centered empowering others to make positive change. She believes in treating everyone with respect, sensitivity, and compassion. Kelle’s biopsychosocial approach to counseling is a holistic approach and combines cognitive-behavioral, solution-focused, psychodynamic and rational-emotive counseling.
It takes courage to seek a more fulfilling and happier life and to take the first steps towards a change.