Meet Quenetta, a proud North Carolina native who embarked on a journey into counseling in her late 20s fueled by a deep-seated desire to make a positive impact as a counselor. For her, counseling represents more than a profession—it's a genuine commitment to providing support and guidance to individuals navigating hardships, confusion, and life's diverse transitions. Quenetta considers it a profound privilege to work collaboratively with people from various backgrounds, guiding them towards greater fulfillment, enhanced mental wellness, and meaningful personal growth. In each interaction, she brings passion, empathy, and a dedication to fostering positive change in the lives of those she has the privilege to serve.

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Quenetta is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health counselor, that has a graduate degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and a graduate certificate in Addictions Counseling and is a certified 200 hour yoga instructor. Notably, Quenetta is currently enrolled in a counseling Ph.D. program, where her research focuses on the intersection of race and mental health. Specifically, her work delves into the experiences of Black women, exploring the nuanced relationships between anxiety, depression, and the unique challenges they may face. This academic pursuit reflects Quenetta's commitment to advancing the understanding of mental health issues within diverse communities and contributing to meaningful solutions.