
Adults
Anxiety, life transitions, identity, grief, burnout, and the ordinary weight of being the person everyone else leans on.
- Trauma and PTSD
- Anxiety and depression
- Grief and life transitions
LPMHC means Licensed Professional Mental Health Counselor.
Integrative, somatic-informed therapy for adults, children, and families — in person in Wilmington and by telehealth anywhere in Delaware.
"From surviving life to intentionally living it."
Trauma and PTSD are Swiyah's primary specialty, and she is known for healing generational trauma. She is licensed in Delaware only and works with people who are physically located in Delaware at the time of a session.

"Therapy isn't about being fixed. It's about being met — and learning to meet yourself."
Integrative care that meets each person where they are — somatic-informed, relational, and shaped by the room you bring with you. Somatic work pays attention to what is happening in your body, not just your thoughts, because stress and past experiences can be felt physically as well as mentally.

Anxiety, life transitions, identity, grief, burnout, and the ordinary weight of being the person everyone else leans on.

Big feelings, school stress, social pressure — supported with developmentally-attuned, parent-inclusive care.

When the patterns between you have become louder than the love, family work helps you find each other again.
Building strong families within communities to have brighter futures. Trauma and PTSD are her primary specialty, and she is known for healing generational trauma.
Integrative means we use the right tools for what you're carrying — not one rigid method. Somatic-informed means we listen to your body as carefully as your story. The work is collaborative, paced, and shaped around you.
Read the full approachNothing about starting has to be decided today. Here is the whole path, in order.
We'll talk briefly so you can get a feel for me — and so we can decide together whether to schedule a first full session.
We'll go through paperwork at your pace, then begin getting to know each other. Nothing has to be resolved in one hour.
Most clients meet weekly to start. We'll adjust as the work evolves and life shifts.
A short, honest walkthrough of the first session — from intake paperwork to the kinds of questions we'll explore together.
Read articleWhat 'somatic' actually means in session — and why paying attention to the body can shift things that talk alone can't reach.
Read articlePractical, calm-rooted ways to be with your child when their emotions are bigger than their words.
Read articleBook a free 15-minute consultation and we'll see if working together feels right.