My Approach to Helping
We are a holistic group practice that focuses on the mind, body, and spirit. We are devoted to the liberation of Black individuals, couples, families, and communities across the diaspora by using African-centered modalities in addition to our conventional training in marriage and family. This is effective in aiding those who receive our services to achieve holistic wellness. We provide individual, couple, family, and sex therapy, as well as life coaching services which includes a spiritual emphasis when needed. A New Creation Psychotherapy Services is a place where you can take charge of your own life and begin a new path to your growth and healing to become a healthier you! We create a safe and healing environment where clients can share their most difficult life circumstances with the hopes to begin their transformative growth process (physically, mentally and spiritually) and feel empowered. In therapy, our goal is to build a trusting, safe, healing space where clients can safely share their challenges in the hopes of finding healing. I believe in helping clients re-create their stories to foster empowerment and transformative growth.
More Info About My Practice
*****Until further notice all sessions will be online from all staff due to the current coronavirus pandemic. Unless specified otherwise by the clinician. Additionally depending on the time of day Dr. Cooper-Lovett will be with her little one during the sessions as he is home with her.
Importance of the Client-Therapist Alliance
It is crucial for us as to build the relationship with individuals. We believe that if we don't have the great relationship then we cannot be effective as it relates to treatment. We have a lot of first timers who have never done therapy before. Our job is to make them feel comfortable in sharing their difficult life circumstances with me with the hopes that we can begin the healing process but that cannot occur without us building the relationship with one another.
What Makes up a Problem?
We are grounded in narrative therapy and believes that the person is not the problem but the problem is the problem. She purposely removes the problem from the individual and tell them to think about it as a thing that is trying to infiltrate their lives and tackle it from there. She always shares that the goal is not to win every battle but to win the war against the problem.