Chief Executive Officer (CEO);
Chief Diversity Officer (CDO) ;
Chief Clinical Officer (CCO)
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Lysa Monique Jenkins-Hayden, BBA, MA, CH, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC Movement Psychotherapist Addictions Specialist (Love & Sex Addictions) Open Relationship and Polyamory Specialist Religious / Spiritual Practice Wellness Coach Image Consultant Massage Therapist Certified Hypnotherapist, CH Naturopathic Herbal Practitioner & Lifestyle Medicine Consultant |
"May the Obstacles to Your Flight be Few and the Blessings on Your Journey be Many”. (Mary Magdalene / Tom Kenyon)
Honored to be asked on your journey of healing, I am committed to help coach you to your greatest successes while helping you to grieve your deepest pains--for both are necessary for growth, purpose, and fulfillment. I am committed to using the pain in our families, communities, and in each individual--including myself--to transmute and channel our highest purpose and direct our paths to success, balance, and inner peace. I see myself as a mirror image of my clients, not above them, knowing that I too have struggled, I too have grieved, I too have failed, and I too have succeeded. Let's work together to uncover your wildest dreams!
Lysa Monique utilizes movement psychotherapy, coaching, image consulting, and wellness-planning approaches to health. She is a national speaker and consultant on clinical cultural competence; small businesses marketing; organizational equity, diversity, and inclusion; self-help and wellness planning; and holistic living. She has partnered with universities and corporate human resource departments to design customized retreats and workshops series for employee development (staff, management, and stakeholders); employee health and wellness fairs; focus groups for effective and culturally sensitive target and niche consumer markets; employee satisfaction and retention; and effective organizational sustainability and communications. She employs a holistic approach to business, health, life, and community service—believing that the healing done with individuals and responsible corporations brings health and balance to our communities and the world.
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Yan Q. Huo, BSN, M.A., ATR-BC, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) Art Therapist (ATR-BC) Marriage and Family Therapist Immigration Specialist (Family Decisions/Legal Mental Health Consultant) Nutrametrix Health Consultant & Wellness Coach |
Yan is a holistic psychotherapist licensed in Pennsylvania, board certified art psychotherapist and also has her master's in Couple's Therapy from Drexel University. She is tri-lingual in Cantonese and Mandarin Chinese and English .Her clinical practice focuses on a lifestyle medicine treatment approach to achieve balance of the mind, body, and spirit. Her other clinical experience includes the application of holistic nutrition, neuro-nutrients to address the symptoms of ADD/ADHD, anxiety, depression, insomnia, and other unwanted symptoms. Her program helps with those that are coping with stress using unhealthy and self-destructive methods like smoking, drugs, alcohol, food, gambling or other addictive behaviors. Yan utilizes a combination of supplements, herbs, holistic nutritional protocols with Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Relational Therapy, Psycho-dynamic, Art Psychotherapy, Tai Chi, and Meditation customized to each individual’s needs. Her approach alleviates both physical and emotional discomfort, thus you can get back on your life journey and live the life you desire. We believe that everyone can achieve their personal and professional goals through the discipline of a proper balance lifestyle.
Yan serves as Inspired Therapeutic Solutions'(ITS) Nutrametrix consultant and holistic lifestyle medicine counselor, you can request and appointment with Yan for a nutritional and wellness consult, as an individual services or in conjunction with your psychotherapy and/or life and business coaching needs. Yan consults all our clients, no matter who is assigned to you as primary therapist or life/business coach. At ITS, we offer all our clients a free (for a limited time) consult with
Yan as a non-medicinal or complementary medicinal approach to wellness--as a means to optimizing, targeting, and implementing healthy eating, exercising, and supplementation for optimal brain and body health. Yan will explain how ITS is offering and using genetic testing to target ("test not guess") the genetic markers for inflammation, obesity, mental health disturbances (depression, anxiety and addictions, etc.), and hormonal imbalance. Gene SNP, our DNA Analysis tool, answers questions about how your body metabolizes nutrients, maintains cardiovascular health, propensity towards obesity, best fitness protocols, who should or should not eat meat; hormonal balance, and mental/emotional genetic attitudes and common genetic reactions to psychotropic medications (including genetic markers for weight gain from these medications); and how your body cope with the stress of physical fitness and emotional environmental factors.
Yan as a non-medicinal or complementary medicinal approach to wellness--as a means to optimizing, targeting, and implementing healthy eating, exercising, and supplementation for optimal brain and body health. Yan will explain how ITS is offering and using genetic testing to target ("test not guess") the genetic markers for inflammation, obesity, mental health disturbances (depression, anxiety and addictions, etc.), and hormonal imbalance. Gene SNP, our DNA Analysis tool, answers questions about how your body metabolizes nutrients, maintains cardiovascular health, propensity towards obesity, best fitness protocols, who should or should not eat meat; hormonal balance, and mental/emotional genetic attitudes and common genetic reactions to psychotropic medications (including genetic markers for weight gain from these medications); and how your body cope with the stress of physical fitness and emotional environmental factors.
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Andre Craig, BSW, MSW
Senior Counseling Clinician Group Facilitator (Mens, Boys, and Parents) Wellness Coach |
"Discipline is the basic set of tools we require to solve life's problems. Without discipline we can solve nothing; with only some discipline, we can solve only some problems; with total discipline, we can solve all problems" (M. Scott)
As a therapist, I believe client engagement in Psychotherapy is one of the most significant aspects of the therapeutic process. It reflects the level of healthy attachment a client has with the therapist and directly impacts/influences the prognosis.
I started my social work career working in foster care, placing children in the homes of relatives as part of the
Kinship Program. Later, I performed investigations of child abuse/neglect for the Department of Human Services and also spent time in their sex abuse unit.
After years in child welfare I decided to enter the field of mental health as a Behavior Specialist/Mobile Therapist, working with children with the diagnosis of ADD and ADHD, as well as conduct disorders in the home/community setting. I later supervised the STS program which was developed to support students with emotional and behavior issues that created barriers to their school success.
I also have a passion for teaching and facilitating workshops. I taught Institutional Racism at Temple University and have performed several workshops in anger management and conflict resolution, with the most recent being “Healthy Relationships for the Alternatives to Violence Project” (since 2005).
I started my social work career working in foster care, placing children in the homes of relatives as part of the
Kinship Program. Later, I performed investigations of child abuse/neglect for the Department of Human Services and also spent time in their sex abuse unit.
After years in child welfare I decided to enter the field of mental health as a Behavior Specialist/Mobile Therapist, working with children with the diagnosis of ADD and ADHD, as well as conduct disorders in the home/community setting. I later supervised the STS program which was developed to support students with emotional and behavior issues that created barriers to their school success.
I also have a passion for teaching and facilitating workshops. I taught Institutional Racism at Temple University and have performed several workshops in anger management and conflict resolution, with the most recent being “Healthy Relationships for the Alternatives to Violence Project” (since 2005).
Group Coordinator
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Anthony Ukaha, BA, M.E.d. (Master of Education in Counseling Psychology)
Counseling Associate - Level 1 Wellness Coach Group Counseling Supervisor Teen Group Coordinator |
“Not Everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced.” (James Baldwin)
I am a part of a community that stigmatizes mental health services out of the fear of being viewed as insignificant not only due to race, but now a fear of being labeled as “crazy”. Society teaches us that as a person of color, being different is not okay and that we should adapt to western european ways of living while leaving our own culture and heritage in the wasteland, only to be copied and rebranded in the future. As a black man, I was taught to show no emotion and instead to bottle it up and cast it aside so that in the future it may manifest as anger granting me the label of “violent”. None of this came to be true and instead, I used the resources society had set before me. Now, I seek to bring this gift of mental health services to my own community allowing them to realize their own problems and find ways of coping instead of disregarding them.
Anthony is a master’s level counseling associate with a focus in Person-Centered Solution Based Therapy with a Feminist outlook. He completed his Bachelors of Art in Psychology with a minor in Human Services at Lincoln University of PA graduating Summa Cum Laude. He is a master’s degree candidate and will be completing his M.Ed. in Mental Health Agency Counseling at Temple University. Anthony is a member of Psi Chi (The International Honor Society in Psychology), Alpha Mu Gamma (National Foreign Language Society), Sigma Alpha Pi (National Society of Leadership and Success), APA (American Psychological Association; Student Member), and ACA (American Counseling Association). He has worked with individuals in a group therapy setting who have drug and alcohol addiction at CeJa Counseling Services in Oxford, PA. He currently works at a homecare agency in Southwest Philadelphia that helps individuals with mental disabilities become integrated into the community. He hopes to apply skills that he has learned from various outlets to assist individuals at Inspired Therapeutic Solutions.
Anthony is a master’s level counseling associate with a focus in Person-Centered Solution Based Therapy with a Feminist outlook. He completed his Bachelors of Art in Psychology with a minor in Human Services at Lincoln University of PA graduating Summa Cum Laude. He is a master’s degree candidate and will be completing his M.Ed. in Mental Health Agency Counseling at Temple University. Anthony is a member of Psi Chi (The International Honor Society in Psychology), Alpha Mu Gamma (National Foreign Language Society), Sigma Alpha Pi (National Society of Leadership and Success), APA (American Psychological Association; Student Member), and ACA (American Counseling Association). He has worked with individuals in a group therapy setting who have drug and alcohol addiction at CeJa Counseling Services in Oxford, PA. He currently works at a homecare agency in Southwest Philadelphia that helps individuals with mental disabilities become integrated into the community. He hopes to apply skills that he has learned from various outlets to assist individuals at Inspired Therapeutic Solutions.
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Dominique Godwin, BA, MA
Counseling Associate - Level 1 Administrative Intern Coordinator Wellness Coach |
"Instead of letting your hardships and failure discourage or exhaust you, let them inspired you" (Michelle Obama).
Dominique is a master's level counseling associate at Inspired Therapeutics Solutions with a focus in Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Interpersonal. She completed her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Social Science at Pennsylvania State University. She is a master's degree candidate and will be completing her MA in Clinical Counseling with a concentration in Trauma Studies at Eastern University. Dominique is a member of American Counseling Association (ACA). She has worked with children ranging from the age of 3-19 years of age, as a TSS worker (Therapeutic Staff Support) at Staffing Plus and has also worked as an assistant teacher in the Special ED Department at Frankford High School. She is currently working at the Philadelphia Housing Authority in North Philadelphia, she helps with housing low-income families and keeping their compliance on the program. She hopes to apply the sills that she has learned over the years to better assist individuals and families at Inspired Therapeutics Solutions.
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Melissa Rosario, BS, AA, MC
Master's Level Clincial Intern Master's Degree Student, Rosemont College Wellness Coach |
"Do what makes your Soul Sings" (Unknown).
I am currently a student enroll in Rosemont College earning my Master in Counseling specializing in Trauma, Addiction, and Grief. I earned my Associate of Arts from Community College of Philadelphia with a GPA of 3.6. I went on to earned earn my Bachelors of Science from Chestnut Hill College in Healthcare Management with a 3.8 GPA. I earn my certificates from Cittone Institute specializing in Pharmacy Technician and Computer Software Specialist. In addition, I have study extensively in Life insurance policies. I have over 8 years in working in the retail field as a sales consultant, stylist, cashier, display windows, and so on.
Throughout, my career I have learned many vocations to continue to expand my knowledge in regards to working with the public. I always enjoy working with the public because it allows me the opportunity to connect with all diversity of human beings from several background. The public allows me to grow spirituality because it provides me access to better an understanding of the world from a social lens versus a bias lens. I hope to continue to work with the public and integrate my expertise of human behavior, human gender, human sexuality, human motivation, human spirituality and so on to the forefront of the Nation. I would love to see a world of unity versus division.
Throughout, my career I have learned many vocations to continue to expand my knowledge in regards to working with the public. I always enjoy working with the public because it allows me the opportunity to connect with all diversity of human beings from several background. The public allows me to grow spirituality because it provides me access to better an understanding of the world from a social lens versus a bias lens. I hope to continue to work with the public and integrate my expertise of human behavior, human gender, human sexuality, human motivation, human spirituality and so on to the forefront of the Nation. I would love to see a world of unity versus division.