Dr. Stephanie Hall, DSW, LCSW, CCTP

08/23/2025

08/20/2025

Congratulations to Honoree Dr. Cosha Joseph🏆🧠❤️

Cosha Joseph, LPC-S, NCC, CCTP is the Founder and CEO of Safe Place Counseling & Consulting LLC, a thriving outpatient behavioral health agency that serves individuals from age 3 through adulthood. Dr. Joseph has combined her expertise and incredible entrepreneurial ability to develop innovate projects that support individuals with their mental health on private and global scales.

08/20/2025

Ladies, It’s Time to Stir the Soul! ✨

You’re invited to Her Soul: The Experience – Chicago, a transformative gathering designed for women ready to reconnect, heal, reflect, and rise.

📅 Dates:
• October 24th – VIP Night
• October 25th – Main Event

📍 Location: The Penthouse, Hyde Park – Chicago, IL

This isn’t just an event—it’s a sacred space for sisterhood, healing, empowerment, and storytelling.

Step into an atmosphere where your truth is welcome, your voice is honored, and your journey is seen.

🌿 Expect:
• Real conversations
• Deep connection
• Soulful vibes
• And yes… delicious soup to warm your spirit

Whether you’re in a season of growth, rest, or rediscovery, this experience was created with you in mind.

✨ Come as you are. Leave transformed.

Space is limited—RSVP today and bring a sister with you!

Link to register: https://www.hersoultheexperience.com/hersoul-chicago

08/12/2025

🎉🥳 WE HAVE A WINNER! 🥳🎉

A big THANK YOU to everyone who entered our Back-to-School Raffle with MoCity Buckeyes & ReNew Yu Counseling & Mental Wellness! 🙌🏾 Your energy, support, and love for our community made this event a huge success. 💛

📣 Drumroll, please… 🥁
Our $75 VISA Gift Card winner was…
🏆 Mrs. Angelique Perris 🎊

👏🏾We hope you enjoy your prize — whether it’s for those last-minute school supplies or a little treat for yourself (because you deserve it). 💳💖

08/09/2025

🚨🚨It's GO time! 🚨🚨
The MoCity Buckeyes 5th annual Back-to- School Drive is happening TONIGHT l

We’re announcing the $75 Visa Card raffle winner at 7pm!!!

📍Location: 13113 Naitida St, Houston, TX 77045
⏰Time: 6PM - 8PM

We've got:
✔️School supplies
✔️Music
✔️Food
✔️Community resources
✔️Good vibes
✔️raffles

If you are in the Houston area bring your kids out‼️

08/07/2025

🎒✏️ BACK-TO-SCHOOL RAFFLE ALERT! ✏️🎒
 & ReNew Yu Counseling & Mental Wellness are teaming up to kick off the school year right!

We’re giving away a $75 VISA GIFT CARD to help you snag those last-minute school supplies—or just treat yourself for holding it down all summer! 💳

✨ How to Enter:
✅ It’s FREE!
✅ Scan the QR code on the flyer
✅ Show up & vibe with us

📆 Saturday, August 9th | ⏰ 6PM–9PM
📍 13113 Naitida St, Houston, TX 77045

🗣 Bring the kids. Bring the energy.
🎉 Let’s get the school year started with good vibes—and maybe some extra cash in your pocket! 💸

💪🏾 Let’s make this the best year yet.
📲 Tag a friend & share the love!

 

08/07/2025

🎒✏️ BACK-TO-SCHOOL RAFFLE ALERT! ✏️🎒

Mocity Buckeyes & ReNew Yu Counseling & Mental Wellness are teaming up to kick off the school year right!

We're giving away a $75 VISA GIFT CARD to help you snag those last-minute school supplies—or just treat yourself for holding it down all summer! 💳🙌🏽

✨ How to Enter:
✅ It’s FREE!
✅ Scan the QR code on the flyer
✅ Show up & vibe with us

📆 Saturday, August 9th | ⏰ 6PM–9PM�📍 13113 Naitida St, Houston, TX 77045

🗣 Bring the kids. Bring the energy.
🎉 Let’s get the school year started with good vibes—and maybe some extra cash in your pocket! 💸

💪🏾 Let’s make this the best year yet.
📲 Tag a friend & share the love!

https://renewyu.myflodesk.com/mocity

08/07/2025

🚨 LAST CALL, SIS! 🚨
VIP sign-up for the Say It Loud™: Superwoman Edition Affirmation Deck ends AUGUST 12TH! 💥

This is your final chance to:

✅ Get FIRST DIBS before it hits the public
✅ Snag an exclusive 20% OFF
✅ Unlock your VIP Launch-Day Gift 👀 (trust me, it’s good!)

These decks were created with YOU in mind—Black women who are tired of carrying the weight alone and ready to be poured into. ✨

💌 If you’ve been meaning to sign up… this is it. No extensions. No second chances. No VIP perks after the 8th.

🛑 Don’t miss your shot at healing in your hands.
Join the Early Bird VIP List now before the door closes for good:
👉 https://renewyu.myflodesk.com/kgdu8aqe6t

Tag a sis who needs this in her life. 🔥

08/04/2025

It’s been days since I watched the Katrina documentary, and my heart is still so heavy.

As a mental health professional, I couldn’t help but view it through a clinical lens. What I saw was heartbreaking and screamed TRAUMA.

Families were displaced. Children were traumatized. Entire communities were left to survive unimaginable loss without emotional support, resources, or even an acknowledgment of their pain.

The water wasn’t the only thing that drowned our people. The silence around their suffering, the lack of support, and the absence of mental health care drowned them, too.

Back then, mental health wasn’t part of the conversation. So many Katrina survivors are still walking around with unprocessed pain, carrying trauma that was never named. They’re still surviving instead of healing.

In our Black communities, that pain often turned into a constant state of “fight or flight.” Trauma became a lifestyle, not a diagnosis. Resilience was the expectation, but it came at a steep cost: Anxiety. Depression. PTSD. These are the quiet wounds that no one talks about, but so many feel.

I can’t stop thinking…
Who did those children grow up to be?
How did they learn to cope—or not cope? Where was their healing?
And are we finally ready to talk about it now?

Before you label or judge a Katrina survivor for how they move through the world today, please consider their story through a culturally sensitive perspective.

08/04/2025

It’s been days since I watched the Katrina documentary, and my heart is still so heavy.

As a mental health professional, I couldn't help but view it through a clinical lens. What I saw was heartbreaking and screamed TRAUMA.

Families were displaced. Children were traumatized. Entire communities were left to survive unimaginable loss without emotional support, resources, or even an acknowledgment of their pain.

The water wasn’t the only thing that drowned our people. The silence around their suffering, the lack of support, and the absence of mental health care drowned them, too.

Back then, mental health wasn't part of the conversation. So many Katrina survivors are still walking around with unprocessed pain, carrying trauma that was never named. They’re still surviving instead of healing.

In our Black communities, that pain often turned into a constant state of "fight or flight." Trauma became a lifestyle, not a diagnosis. Resilience was the expectation, but it came at a steep cost: Anxiety. Depression. PTSD. These are the quiet wounds that no one talks about, but so many feel.

I can't stop thinking…
Who did those children grow up to be?
How did they learn to cope—or not cope? Where was their healing?
And are we finally ready to talk about it now?

Before you label or judge a Katrina survivor for how they move through the world today, please consider their story through a culturally sensitive perspective.