Queneisha Jones is a Licensed Clinical Social Work Associate with a Masters in Social Work from Rutgers University and Bachelors in Psychology from The College of New Jersey. She is also a licensed school social worker. She has experience working with individuals across the developmental lifespan. She is a passionate advocate for individuals and families who encourages resilience through problem solving. Queneisha considers herself a strength-based, person-centered practitioner who is dedicated to the support and development of children in families. She recognizes the importance of cultural understanding, traumatic experiences, and childhood upbringing on mental as well as social developmental skills.

Fun Fact: Queneisha is a New Jersey native. She loves learning and can usually be found at a museum, historic site, or traveling. In her free time, she enjoys dancing and spending time with her dog.

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Kyra Fogg was born and raised in Buffalo, NY. She recently moved to Charlotte, NC after graduating with a Master’s in Social Work and a Certificate in Trauma-Informed Care from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. She also received a Bachelor of Arts in Child Psychology from Kent State University. Kyra has always felt called to work with children and their families ever since she was 12 years old working as a babysitter. Kyra’s professional experience working with children and their families began when she was working as a summer camp and after-school lead counselor with the YMCA from 2017 to 2023.

While earning her master’s degree, Kyra worked as an in-home foster care therapist and an outpatient pediatric therapist. At the center of her work, Kyra prioritizes a person-centered approach. She believes that fostering a strong foundation of trust and safety is an essential piece in collaborating with clients and their families throughout their healing journey.

Outside of the counseling space, Kyra enjoys spending time and connecting with her loved ones. She also loves exploring new places in Charlotte and exercising through Pilates, yoga, and taking walks. Her current favorite Disney movies are Elemental and Soul.

Christina Sabra (she/her), LCSW, has 10 years of experience working in the areas of child welfare, trauma, and youth mental health. Christina holds LCSWs in both New York and North Carolina. Christina received her Master of Social Work degree from New York University’s School of Social Work, and her Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Psychology from the University of Vermont. Christina specializes in treating anxiety, depression, life transitions, ADHD, behavioral issues, impulse control disorders, family conflict, relationship and attachment issues, grief and loss, trauma and PTSD, women’s issues, and LGBTQIA-related issues. Christina’s goals are safety and guided self-discovery while supporting and empowering clients to tolerate and navigate discomfort and challenges on their life journey. Christina uses evidence-based and process-oriented approaches to assist individuals and families in exploring and processing experiences, and to help clients grow and to find relief. Some interventions include CBT, mindfulness, Internal Family Systems, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, play therapy, attachment theory and therapeutic horticulture.

Maggie received her Master’s degree in Social Work from UNC Charlotte, in addition to a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work and Religion and Practical Theology. She has experience working with children and families in various settings, including community health, nonprofits, public and private schools, and youth sports. Maggie’s therapeutic approach is holistic, focusing not only on addressing specific challenges but also on empowering children and their families with the tools and support needed for continued progress. She believes in creating a nurturing, collaborative environment where children feel safe, valued, and motivated to grow. Some of Maggie’s favorite things include spending time with her family and friends, trying new coffee shops, traveling, and being outdoors.

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Leacie Holland, received her Masters of Social work from UNC Charlotte, with a Bachelor’s in Psychology from the University of North Carolina at Asheville. Leacie enjoys working with kids and young adults and specializes in supporting behavioral disorders, Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, independent living skills, social skill building, anxiety, and depression. Leacie has worked with children in Special Education, health care facilities, and home health care settings. Leacie works on creating a least restrictive environment, allowing her clients to feel safe and at ease while finding their self-identities and interpersonal skills. Leacie enjoys traveling, watching sports, and playing with her goldendoodle, Effie.

Dr. Eileen Flores is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with almost 20 years of experience working in the areas of trauma, intimate partner violence, adolescent and adult mental health, clinical research, medical social work, and peer support services for people with differences in abilities and traumatic injuries. She is passionate about supporting and encouraging children, teens, and families who have lived experiences with neurodiversity, trauma, and navigating challenges in their life journey using trauma-informed, anti-racist, culturally humble, ethical, and evidence-based practices. Eileen is also experienced in program development and leadership, clinical supervision and field instruction, and incorporating Universal Design for Learning, the 504 Plan and IEP process to support more inclusive learning and skill-building. She is part of the Associate Graduate Faculty at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte. Personally, Eileen loves spending time with her husband, daughter, son, and two puppies. She loves the mountains, hiking in nature, arranging fresh flowers, and COFFEE! Eileen’s favorite children’s book: It’s OK to Make Mistakes by Todd Parr.

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