Hello, my name is Reagan, LADAC II.

I know firsthand how challenging it can be to live life on life’s terms without drugs and alcohol. I have been in recovery for 13 years, and I became a substance abuse counselor because I wanted others to know that recovery can be transformative, meaningful, and possible.

My own story includes surviving domestic violence, navigating the legal consequences of addiction, learning how to rebuild with limited support, and finding a way forward when life felt overwhelming. For me, empowerment was not just a skill. It was a necessity.

That experience shapes the way I sit with clients today. I believe healing happens when people feel seen, respected, and met with honesty instead of shame. My goal is to create a safe, real, and supportive space where adults and families affected by substance use can build resilience, reclaim their stories, and move toward sustainable recovery.

I am especially passionate about helping clients work through the connection between trauma, substance use, shame, and survival patterns. I use trauma-informed approaches, including Brainspotting and Cognitive Processing Therapy, to support clients as they process painful experiences, challenge stuck beliefs, and begin building a life that feels more grounded, honest, and free.

I meet people where they are with authenticity, empathy, and respect.

Greetings! I’m Ricki Martin, LCSW.

I became a therapist because I know what it feels like to hold it all together while quietly unraveling inside. Growing up in Memphis and navigating both community spaces and private school environments taught me what it can feel like to exist between worlds, seen in some ways but not always fully understood.

That experience shaped my passion for creating spaces where people, especially Black women and families, can show up as their full selves without apology.

I work with teens, adults, and parents who are carrying anxiety, identity struggles, perinatal concerns, or life transitions that feel too heavy to manage alone. My approach is collaborative, compassionate, strengths-based, and trauma-informed. I want therapy to feel like a safe place to breathe, be honest, and feel supported without judgment.

I value authenticity and connection in the therapeutic space, and I hope clients leave feeling more grounded, affirmed, and capable of healing on their own terms.

Outside of therapy, I’m a full-spectrum doula and the founder of BABE Family Wellness, where I provide perinatal support, counseling, and wellness products. When I’m not working, I’m probably writing, catching a comedy show, or exploring new cities with my daughter.

Hi, I’m Breanna Steward-Fason, LMSW.

I work with adults and couples navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, relationship concerns, self-esteem, life transitions, and challenges related to intimacy and sexual health. I am also completing my sex therapy certification through Sexual Health Alliance.

I was drawn to this work after seeing how often sexual trauma, shame, silence, and disconnection can shape a person’s relationship with themselves and with others. Many people carry painful experiences around sex, intimacy, desire, or safety without ever having a space where they can talk openly and without judgment.

My goal is to create that kind of space.

In therapy, I help clients feel seen, heard, and supported as they begin to heal, rebuild trust in themselves, and reconnect with their bodies, relationships, and sense of worth. With couples, I help partners have more honest conversations about intimacy, communication, expectations, repair, and connection.

My approach is compassionate, collaborative, and grounded in trust. I believe therapy works best when clients feel safe enough to show up as their full selves without pressure or shame. Together, we can identify strengths, build practical tools, and move toward healing that feels honest, meaningful, and sustainable.

I am currently pursuing my PhD in social work while working toward LCSW licensure. I consider myself a forever student of life, and once I complete my PhD, I hope to pursue my pilot’s license too.