Meaningful Minds Therapeutic Services

02/10/2026

Black History Month is a time to reflect, learn, and honor the generations who paved the way for us…often while carrying unspoken emotional burdens.
At the intersection of Black history and mental health is a powerful reminder that our stories matter, our feelings are valid, and support is essential.
Healing is not a luxury—it’s a right for us all. Happy black history month to our meaningful community ✊🏽💚💙

01/19/2026

Today we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his legacy of courage, compassion, and justice. His vision reminds us that mental health care is a human right and that healing begins when we create spaces rooted in equity, dignity, and love.

07/01/2025

Happy international reggae day! Did you know that music can have an impact on your mental health!? Music can be therapeutic in the way that it allows emotional expression, improves your overall mood, and can even even impact social connections!

Our CEO Jahneen Keatz loves reggae music, we at meaningful minds are happy to spread the word about this day. Comment one of your favorite reggae songs to spread these good vibes❤️💚💛

06/05/2025

Among the many significant topics we come to give recognition to in June we continue with Alzheimer’s & Brain awareness.

An important part of ensuring good mental health is being aware of disorders and diseases that may come to affect us in our progression of life, and having the proper community around us to face these challenges.

This topic is near to our hearts at Meaningful Minds Therapeutic Services, our Founder and CEOs father suffered from Alzheimer’s disease and through that we know the importance of bringing awareness and offering helpful services.

06/03/2025

June is Men’s Health Month! During this time we raise awareness for men’s mental health and the challenges they face. Enforcing positive dialogue and action towards men’s mental health issues leads us in a better direction when facing these concerns!

05/14/2025

05/05/2025

This week is Children’s Mental Health Action week. We at Meaningful Minds acknowledge that children and the youth are a pivotal group of individuals when it comes to enforcing and maintaining mental health goals to carry on into development.

This year the National Federation of Families presents their call to action campaign; “That’s a WRAP”. highlighting wellness, resilience, action and purpose. This week we advise you to show up for the youth in these ways! Resources can be found with us at https://mmtsofmd.com or

05/01/2025

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Mental health is one of our main priorities at Meaningful Minds. We are committed to helping clients reach wholeness and supply them with the resources and tools they need to show up their best, not only during this month's recognition but in their everyday lives!

04/07/2025

In April we highlight National Child Abuse prevention month. At Meaningful Minds we care for the wellbeing of all individuals including the youth. Keeping children and families safe is an important factor in improving and maintaining one's mental health!

04/01/2025

We had a great time attending and sharing our information yesterday at the CASA/DSS Resource Fair for the ready by 21 program. Meaningful Minds therapeutic services intends to assist in getting our clients the help and resources they need to feel confident and ready for life’s challenges.

03/28/2025

To conclude our series of celebrating and showing recognition to both women’s history month and National social work month, Meaningful Minds would like to highlight past women who have made a difference in social work!

Dorothy Height
Ms. Height began her work advocating for her race against hate crimes as a social worker. This led her to having a prominent role in civil rights advocacy, establishing the center for racial justice and founding the national women’s political caucus. She campaigned internationally for women’s rights across many companies Including, mexico, India, and Africa.

Thyra J. Edwards
Ms. Edward’s took an international approach to social work taking part in journals, community engagements and union organizations. She had a passion for helping women and children primarily and organized care programs for those who were at risk and disadvantaged.

Mary Church Terrell
Ms.Terrell was one of the first Black women to earn a bachelor’s degree and a masters degree and the first Black woman appointed to a school board. She advocated for mostly women and women of color. Assisting motion for desegregation in Washington D.C and witnessing the passing of Brown v. Board.

We appreciate all social workers and mental health advocates of today and our past continuously working and making a difference in our communities.

03/24/2025

Today we would like to highlight Tanya Brice!

Ms. Brice is a seasoned public administrator and social worker with over 20 years of experience in the field of social services.
She has dedicated her career to providing therapeutic interventions to foster youth, individuals with substance use disorders, and survivors of s*x trafficking.

Ms. Brice is the founder of Next Step Health and Human Service Consulting; a consulting firm located in Owings Mills Maryland that has helped more than 100 organizations launch their behavioral health programs. She specializes in assisting small organizations with compliance, program development, and evaluation. Additionally, she is a CARF surveyor, bringing expertise in behavioral health and opioid treatment accreditation standards.

She holds a bachelor’s degree in social work from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (2005) and a master’s degree in public administration from the University of Baltimore (2017).