Graduate Clinical Intern
Constance Ervins, MAPCC candidate
Humankind is resilient by nature. With a therapist as a trustworthy witness, together we can behold your truths and discover your unique path to resiliency.
I’m Constance (she/her), Graduate Clinical Intern training to become a Licensed Professional Counselor. As a therapist, I get to accompany you as you move toward emotional healing and proactive nurturing of your emotional health. With compassion and curiosity, we’ll explore the stories that have shaped your life, worldview, and experiences. Together, we’ll clarify your vision for how you’d like your story to continue and explore intentional steps toward embodying that reality.
Furthermore, I am deeply aware of the systemic barriers that have hindered the rest and restoration of mind, body, and spirit for generations, especially for Black, Asian, Latinx, and Indigenous people. My aspiration is to be a companion to individuals as they discover these practices. I am currently pursuing a Master of Arts in Pastoral Care and Counseling at Garrett Theological Seminary.
Clinical interests: race-based and religious trauma exploration and healing, spiritual abuse, mood and anxiety disorders, AFAB health topics