Ms. Donna is often the first person clients talk to before they even come into our clinic. She honors diversity in our clinic by being sensitive to clients' needs when it comes to culture and diversity and accommodating them with a clinician that best suits their needs.

Ms. Donna is also a member of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, founded in 1974 and was the first Black congregation in the country. She is proud to be a member of AME and is committed to their mission: "to minister to the social, spiritual, and physical development of all people".

Ms. Rachel honors diversity in our clinic by educating herself the on diversity and cultural needs of the clients she serves. She proactively takes continuing education courses that advance her knowledge both professionally and personally. She is particularly knowledgeable about the negative impact of racism on African American people in the community. Not only is she able to have tough conversations, but she is also committed to providing a safe space for clients where they feel heard, respected, and are able to share their unique experiences.

Ms. Rachel also makes sure in her work with children that she uses books, toys, and activities that reflect children and families of diverse backgrounds.