Willisha is a holistic and empathetic therapist who strives to support the person fully in all endeavors. She aims to provide an open space for true expression throughout all modalities. Willisha understands the pressures that come with therapy and want to help ease those fears. With her diverse background, she hopes to use this to bring forth an inclusive space for further development within all areas of your life.

Willisha holds a Master’s Degree in Infant-Family Practice, MAS, with training in Expressive Arts, and Developmental Individual-difference Relationship-based model (DIRFloortime) from Arizona State University/Resilient Health. She is pursuing a Doctorate Degree in Applied Clinical Psychology at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology.

Willisha came to the mental health field during her bachelor’s final year of her bachelor’s degree, working with ASU Obesity Solutions research to improve the quality of life for adolescent sex-trafficking victims. This led her to begin her work with Easter Seals Blake Foundation for in-home services to Resilient Health, providing psychotherapy and expressive arts therapy.

During this time, Willisha has worked with many different cultures, backgrounds, and ages. She also has worked within corporate companies to support their employees with emotional support and cohesiveness within many groups.