For Individuals
The idea of self care is everywhere in our culture and can take many forms – a gym regiment, a meditation practice, even the occasional social media fast.
The care you’ll experience at RHQ, is grounded by our commitment to an identity affirming approach for Black, Brown, Indigenous, Queer folks, TGNC folx. Because we embrace conversations, methods, and moments that center race, queerness, and gender identity, you’ll experience a care journey that uniquely priorities all of who you are.
What RHQ offers everyone, is the opportunity to take the bold, affirming step of attending to one’s whole self. We believe a whole you, is what is best for the world.
For the healthy bonds that
connect you with the ones you love.
Vibe Sessions
It’s simple, we invite people to evocative social events to explore, share and learn about cultivating judgement-free, vulnerability-based connections.
Workshops
Sought after courses that are culturally informed, emotionally engaging and thoughtfully crafted for the hearts and minds of the participants.
- Race, Racism, and Relationships
- Navigating Race and Racism in Interracial Relationships
- MI Training for Friends and Families of Mental and Behavioral Health Providers
Coaching
As we navigate life, it helps to learn how to uncover our own voices, insights, and answers. Coaching is perfect for that.
- Life Coaching
- Relationship Coaching
- Race and Identity Sensitive Conversations
- Evolving Racial Consciousness and Responsibility
Therapy
Whether you’re new to the idea of therapy or you’re familiar with its merits, know that at RHQ Therapy simply means healing.
- Individual Therapy
- Group Therapy
Immersives
If therapy is like going to the gym for a regular workout, an immersive is like going to the gym for a “Boot Camp” session; think “Therapy on 10”
- Intensives for Individuals
- Retreats
Frequently Asked Questions
Making decisions about care of this kind isn’t always straightforward for many people.
Don’t worry, we’re here to answer any questions that might make things easier.
Below are some answers to common questions that arise.
Do you offer a free consultation?
Do you take insurance?
What are the session rates?
Can I sign up for biweekly sessions?
Are you conducting sessions in person?
How long are the therapy sessions themselves?
Do you provide therapy for children and adolescents?
What is your cancellation policy?
Can I take a break from therapy?
If it helps to talk to someone as you explore
the care option and therapist that best suits you,
please reach out.
Meet Our RHQ Family
Beyond the expertise and training they bring to their work, our
passionate tribe of RHQ clinicians bring their whole selves to the
work they do. All in service of individuals, couples, families, and
teams that want to do the same.
Bukky
Kolawole, PsyD
Gender Pronouns:
She*, Her*, Hers*
Identity:
Black
Nigerian-American
Gender non-conforming / Masculine of Center Woman
Queer
Specialties:
Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) – Couples Therapy
Couples Therapy
Race based stressors/Racial Trauma
LGBTQ Topics
Intensive Therapy
Elisa
Cameron, LMHC
Gender Pronouns:
She, Her, Hers
Identity:
Black-American
Cisgender Female
Transracial Adoptee
Straight
Specialties:
Anxiety
Mood Disorders
Race Based Stress/Racial Trauma
Family and Relationship Issues
Briana
Scott, LMSW
Gender Pronouns:
She, Her, Hers
Identity:
Black
Southern raised
Cisgender Female
Straight
Specialties:
Life Transitions
Family and Relationship Issues
Black Male-identified Stressors
Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) – Couples Therapy
Trauma (EMDR)
Andi
Sutherland-Johnson, LMSW
Gender Pronouns:
She, Her, Hers
Identity:
Black
West Indian
Cisgender Female
Mother
Straight
Specialties:
Race Based Stress/Racial Trauma
Trauma
Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT)
Solution Focused Therapy
HC
Cristina, MHC-LP
Gender Pronouns:
She, Her, Hers
Identity:
Mixed Race – Black identified
Masculine-of-center/Trans-masculine
Queer
Specialties:
LGBTQ Topics
Paraphilia
Race Based Stress/Racial Trauma
Anxiety & Depression
Keya
Kuruvilla
Gender Pronouns:
She, Her, Hers
Identity:
South Asian
Specialties:
Racial Consciousness
Racial Responsibility
Jessica
Boykin, DHA, LMSW
Gender Pronouns:
She*, Her*, Hers*
Identity:
Mixed Race
Transracial Adoptee
Southern Raised
Gender Non-Conforming
Talia
Concepcion
Gender Pronouns:
She, Her, Hers
Identity:
Latinx
Multiracial: White, Black, Indigenous
Dominican-American
Cisgender female
Straight
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