Joanna Cain

My communication style

My style is give-and-take dialogue with attentive listening and constant engagement. I'm honest and compassionate, and I believe working through the difficult parts of communication is key to promoting change and improvement.

My journey to mental healthcare

I became a therapist after caring for my sibling and cousin when my mother became ill. Witnessing family dynamics firsthand taught me the importance of understanding relationships and the unique needs of children, couples, and families.

My goals for you

I was a parenting child, having to assist with raising my siblings and a cousin, when my mother became physically sick for years. I understood, as a child looking at the marriage of my parents, what a marriage looked like, and the difference between children, family, and marriage; it was us and them.

Our first session

In our first session, we'll focus on rapport building and understanding why you're seeking services and what you'd like to achieve. After a few sessions, we'll have a clear picture of your needs and how to move forward together.

I identify as...

• Female
• Black or African American
• Spiritual