MeeT Shavon

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Are you feeling overwhelmed by life’s demands, whether from work, relationships, parenting, or past experiences that continue to show up in the present? You may also be navigating racial stress, caregiver burnout, or the emotional weight of constantly advocating for yourself or others. These experiences can feel heavy, but you do not have to carry them alone.

I provide a supportive, nonjudgmental space where you can slow down, process what you’ve been holding, and begin to make sense of your experiences. My approach is compassionate and culturally responsive, with a strong commitment to supporting individuals from BIPOC communities, as well as parents and families of children with special needs.

In our work together, we will focus on increasing self-awareness, strengthening communication, and developing practical strategies to help you feel more  grounded and in control of your daily life. I strive to create a collaborative  environment where your voice is valued, and your lived experiences are honored.

I work with adults and couples, offering both in-person and telehealth sessions for clients located in New York. I look forward to supporting you in finding greater balance, clarity, and emotional well-being.

• Depression
• Anxiety
• Life Transitions and Adjustment Challenges
• Caregiver Stress and Burnout
• Parents of Special Needs Children
• Racial Stress and Identity Related Concerns 

Cognitive Behavior Therapy

Person Centered Therapy

Group Therapy 

Master of Science in Education, Mental Health Counseling (in progress)

Alfred University | New York, NY | Expected Completion: 2027

Graduate Level Professional Development

The College of Saint Rose | Completion 2018

Students with Disabilities Birth to Grade 2

Master of Science in Education

The College of New Rochelle | Degree Conferral 2003

Teaching English as a Second Language

Bachelor of Science

City College of the City University of New York | Degree Conferral 1996

Elementary Education and English

• NYS Mandated Reporter Training in Child Abuse and Neglect/Maltreatment Identification 

New York Mental Health Counselors Association (NYMCA)

English