Dr. Domonique Malloy, Clinical Director

Dr. Domonique Malloy has over 10 years of experience providing therapy to individuals and families.  She has earned her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology. She previously earned her Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology in 2013 and a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology in 2009 from Bowie State University. Currently, she is a Licensed Psychology Associate (LPA), National Certified Counselor (NCC), and Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor.

Dr. Malloy has helped individuals with various disorders, including depression, mood disorders, substance abuse, PTSD, grief and loss, ADHD, anxiety, family or marital discord, and anger management.  Her goal is to assist individuals, couples, and families in working through challenges that prevent them from living their best lives.  She will assist you in gaining the tools to maintain a successful and productive life through support, education, and a non-judgmental environment, which is essential to a successful transformation.

Isabella Ngedzeyeem, PMHNP-BC

Isabella Ngedzeyeem is a Board-Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. She graduated from Walden University in November 2022 with a Master’s in Nursing.  Before that, she completed a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing from Western Governors University in 2019.

Ms. Ngedzeyeem has gained experience diagnosing mental illnesses, providing client-centered care, and evidence-based mental healthcare and treatment.  She has accumulated and advanced her knowledge and skills over the years, working with diverse teams and in different healthcare settings.  Ms Ngedzeyeem integrates technologies such as clinical decision support systems, prescription management systems, and training simulators to provide quality services.

Ms. Ngedzeyeem advocates for holistic healthcare, patient rights, inclusive care, psychoeducation, and clinical research. She is excited to work with a diverse inter-professional team to make healthcare optimal.

                                                                                                         Dr. Sidney Allen

Dr. Sidney Allen (she/her/hers) is a licensed psychology associate who earned her Psy.D. and Master of Arts from the University of Indianapolis. She also holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Old Dominion University.

She has worked in various settings, providing psychotherapy and psychological testing, including the PTSD Clinical Team at the Department of Veterans Affairs, private practices in rural areas, and college counseling centers. Dr. Allen primarily operates from an Interpersonal Process approach to treatment with the integration of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). She is also trained in Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) used for trauma-related disorders.

Her clinical experience includes working with veterans, college students (including non-traditional students), clients from diverse backgrounds, and those with trauma and life adjustments. She aims to dismantle mental health disparities and make a meaningful impact in the field of psychology as she advances in her career. But Dr. Allen is also a human being like you. She enjoys painting, roller skating, and tending to her plants, bringing a touch of creativity and relaxation into her life. This balance helps her stay grounded and connected, qualities she brings into her therapeutic practice.

Believing in providing a safe, serene, and judgment-free space, Dr. Allen invites all her clients to “come as they are”.

                                                                                                      Dr. Jayoti Soor, Psy.D.

Dr. Jayoti Soor is a psychology associate and postdoctoral fellow who provides individual, couples, and group psychotherapy to adolescents and adults. She received her Master of Psychology (M.Psy.) and Doctor of Psychology from George Washington University. Additionally, she earned a Master of Arts degree in Dance Movement Therapy/Counseling from Antioch University New England.

Jayoti has clinical experience and a keen interest in working with adolescents and adults who are healing from trauma, particularly sexual assault and sexual abuse; LGBTQ-identifying individuals; and immigrants facing acculturation stress, especially those of South Asian ethnicity. She is committed to addressing a wide range of psychological challenges, including anxiety, depression, relational difficulties, and trauma. Her therapeutic approach draws from psychodynamic theory, mindfulness practices, and dance movement therapy. Her research interests include trauma and narrative formation, gender deconstruction, mindfulness and neuroscience, and how theories of social justice mirror psychology. Jayoti believes that building trust in the therapeutic relationship is key to change.

Passionate about the creative arts, advocacy, and effective communication, Jayoti also had a decade-long career in journalism and filmmaking. She obtained her M.A. in Mass Communication and Bachelor of Journalism in Delhi, India.

                                                                                     Charnise Williams, M.A., Team Leader

Charnise Williams is a nationally certified counselor and a licensed psychology associate. She graduated with a Master of Arts in Developmental Psychology from Liberty University of Virginia. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from East Carolina University.

Charnise has worked with clients of various ages, genders, and backgrounds in the mental health setting. Through her use of CBT and DBT techniques she has helped clients who have experienced issues such as substance abuse, depression, grief, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress. Charnise will provide a welcoming, non-judgmental and encouraging environment where you can feel seen, be heard, and will be respected.

                                                                                                Virginia Boyles, M.A., LGPC

Ingrid Joseph is a Licensed Graduate Professional Counselor with a Master of Science from the University of Rochester and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, with a minor in Leadership, from Virginia Military Institute.

She has extensive experience working in residential and healthcare settings, specializing in the treatment of chronic mental illness and trauma. Her background as a therapist in crisis outpatient settings has strengthened her ability to build meaningful connections with clients, helping them navigate challenges and achieve their goals.

Ingrid has worked with individuals facing both acute and chronic mental health crises. She specializes in both individual and group therapy for adults, incorporating a collaborative and client-centered approach. Passionate about advocacy and holistic healing, she integrates various therapeutic techniques to create a supportive environment where clients can develop their strengths and foster growth.

A Washington, D.C. native with African and Caribbean roots, Ingrid values cultural connection and community. In her free time, she enjoys celebrating traditional festivities, spending time with family, listening to podcasts, and reading.

                                                                                                    Jinny Lee, M.Ed., LGPC

Jinny Lee is a passionate and trauma-informed Korean American mental health professional specializing in working with children, adolescents, and adults. Born in Korea and raised near Philadelphia, she brings a culturally grounded and identity-affirming lens to her work. She holds a Master of Education in Clinical Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling, and a Bachelor of Science in Rehabilitation and Human Services from The Pennsylvania State University.

She is a National Certified Counselor (NCC) and a Licensed Graduate Professional Counselor (LGPC). She strives to create inclusive and affirming therapeutic spaces where every client feels seen, heard, and supported. Her clinical work centers on supporting clients navigating depression, anxiety, trauma, life transitions, and body image concerns. She has particular experience working with children and adolescents from immigrant households, and she is deeply committed to providing culturally responsive care that honors the complexities of bicultural identity, intergenerational dynamics, and the lived experiences of marginalized communities. Jinny draws from evidence-based approaches including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), play therapy, and feminist therapy. Her practice is rooted in authenticity, empowerment, and encouragement—guiding her clients to embrace their strengths, find their voice, and build meaningful change in their lives.

Outside of her professional work, she enjoys building LEGO sets and puzzles, going to the gym, and spending time in the kitchen cooking and baking. These hobbies fuel her creativity, mindfulness, and sense of balance—qualities she also brings into her therapeutic relationships.