Our Team

LaTonya Boothe brings more than 20 years of experience supporting individuals and families, with a special focus on trauma therapy for adults of all ages and youth (ages 3–18). She is dedicated to helping clients navigate emotional challenges, build resilience, and move toward meaningful personal growth.

Her approach blends Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and trauma-focused interventions to help clients develop insight, strengthen coping skills, and work toward the life they want to create. Through evidence-based techniques and compassionate support, LaTonya helps individuals better understand their thoughts, emotions, and behavioral patterns.

Clients often describe LaTonya as relatable, open, and engaged—someone who compassionately challenges unhelpful thoughts and patterns while creating a safe and respectful space for healing. She also encourages practical growth by offering “homework” between sessions to help clients apply what they learn in therapy to everyday life.

Guided by values of respect, courage, and compassion, LaTonya remains committed to ongoing professional development and lifelong learning to ensure clients receive thoughtful, evidence-based care.

Ruth Ukwenya is a Psychosocial Rehabilitation (PSR) Specialist and Case Manager with experience supporting adults navigating mental health challenges, substance use recovery, daily living difficulties, and major life transitions.

She partners with clients to clarify personal goals, strengthen coping skills, and build practical routines that support stability—at home, at work, and in the community. Her work focuses on empowering individuals to increase independence while developing skills that support long-term success.

Ruth uses a person-centered, strengths-based approach grounded in recovery planning, harm reduction, and skills training. She supports clients in recognizing emotional triggers, preventing crises, and developing healthier coping strategies that improve overall well-being.

Her services often include assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADL/IADL), community integration, and coordination of necessary services. Ruth also incorporates evidence-informed approaches such as CBT-informed strategies and specialized trainings including Seeking Safety and SAMA.

Known for being warm, organized, and dependable, Ruth creates a supportive environment where clients feel heard and encouraged while remaining focused on measurable progress and meaningful life outcomes.