Blog - Eye In Me

A Missing Piece in Therapist Training: Introducing The Practice Lab Becoming a truly “good therapist” and business owner in private practice requires more than just formal education and supervision. While coursework and clinical supervision are essential, they often leave gaps that new and pre-licensed therapists struggle to navigate on their own.

When Hope Hurts: The Unseen Consequences of Trying to Change Others Discover the hidden dangers of hope in toxic relationships. Dr. Shatiea explores how misplaced optimism can prolong suffering and hinder personal growth. Learn to recognize when it’s time to let go and prioritize self-healing over futile attempts to change others.

Putting the Head Back on the Body: The Imperative of Mental Health Parity and Mental Illness Prevention in Maryland In the intricate web of healthcare, where preventative measures for the body are often promoted as an essential public health priority, it’s time to ensure that the mind receives the same consideration. Imagine a system that puts the head back on the body while also recognizing the importance of mental

Attuning to the Cry: Suicide Prevention Among Professional Black Women In my years of supporting successful and professional Black women, I’ve observed distinct signs of psychological distress stemming from workplace environments that often go unnoticed or are misinterpreted. These signs are direct cries for help that demand attention and intervention, however, they are interpreted as irritants to the untrained ear