Mahogany (she/her/hers) is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Associate working as an Outpatient Therapist. Mahogany holds a Masters in Counseling and a Masters in Higher Education from George Washington University. She is dedicated to supporting clients on their journey to self-discovery, self-love, and empowerment.

Mahogany works with children, teens, and young adults as they navigate emotional regulation, anxiety, depression disorders, mood disorders, identity exploration, and significant life transitions. This includes but is not limited to grieving, family changes, and puberty. For parents, she offers a compassionate space to explore the challenges of parenting while reconnecting with their own identities and needs as an individual.

Mahogany is passionate about helping those experiencing imposter syndrome rediscover their strengths and self-worth. She sees therapy as a collaborative journey, using integrative techniques including narrative therapy, CBT, Adlerian, and feminist therapy—all approached with a culturally conscious lens. Her practice is LGBTQIA+ affirming and trauma-informed, with a focus on advocating for marginalized communities and creating a space where all clients feel seen and valued.

Mahogany is committed to helping clients work toward clarity, resilience, and peace.

Mahogany currently works with individuals aged 6 years and older.