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Need someone who gets it? Ja'Kesha Bowens is here to give you real, down-to-earth support with a sprinkle of humor, a whole lotta heart, and zero judgment. With Karla Sweet, MS, NCC, LPC-S as her amazing supervisor, Ja'Kesha’s all about helping folks in the BIPOC community, teens, young adults, and grown folks, too.
Ja'Kesha brings real talk with real care—therapy that’s anything but cookie-cutter. In a judgment-free, culturally sensitive space, she empowers clients to own their stories and build resilience, whether you're part of the BIPOC community, a teen or young adult finding your way, or an adult navigating life’s transitions. Specializing in anxiety, depression, and identity challenges, she’s here to help lighten the load and maybe even share a laugh along the way.
I believe growth starts with understanding and compassion, which is why I take a psychodynamic and relational approach to therapy. Our sessions will feel like a meaningful conversation, exploring the deeper patterns and motivations shaping your life while staying focused on practical steps for healing. Whether you're navigating personal challenges or relationship struggles, we’ll work together to uncover insights and create lasting change.
Ja'Kesha works with clients ages (+6 )and up, offering a supportive, no-nonsense space to tackle life’s toughest challenges. From navigating racial trauma and finding your identity to easing anxiety and depression, she’s here to help you uncover your strengths and stand in your truth. As a certified chemical dependency counselor intern, she also supports those on the path to recovery, offering real guidance every step of the way.
Taking the step to start therapy is a courageous choice, and we're here to support you. Not quite sure if you’re ready? Schedule a free 15-minute consultation to ask any questions and see if it feels like the right fit for you
If you’re ready to start your journey, schedule your first full session today! You can book online for convenience or give us a call—whichever works best for you.
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