Ebony’s Safe Space LLC

11/27/2025

Greetings everyone,

What does this season of Thanks means to me? I am glad you asked😁

It means to practice gratefulness and give thanks to those who care for you and are there for you throughout the year. It’s also a time of reflection, to reflect on all of the things we are grateful and thankful for. Both little and small. Both good and not so good.

As for me, I am thankful to God, my family, my team, and my community. I’m thankful to be able to change/save lives one day at a time. I’m thankful for all the blessings and the lessons.

In this season of thanks, I challenge you to take a mindfulness moment to reflect on all of the things you are grateful and thankful for. Say them out loud. Right them down. Put it in the atmosphere.

I pray you all take this time to relax and reset. Take care everyone🙏🏾

With love,

Ebony Wilson❤️

11/24/2025

Hello family,

Our CEO, Ebony Wilson sits down with proud principal Dr. Krishna Spates on Episode 4 of “On The School Bus With Dr. Spates”!

In this episode educators, parents, and mental health professionals alike will learn how to:

⭐️Build authentic connections that strengthen trust and belonging

⭐️Integrate restorative practices and mental‑health supports

⭐️Reduce behavior incidents through proactive, trauma‑informed responses

⭐️Craft a culture plan that empowers staff and students alike

The link is in our bio. Please when you get some free time listen to the YouTube interview, like, and share🙏🏾

Happy Holidays to you and your families❤️

11/22/2025

Our 1st Annual Ebony’s Safe Space “Staff Appreciation Day” was a huge success! The theme was Giving People Their Flowers While They Can Smell Them🌹

I cannot do this work alone and I appreciate my husband, my son, my team, my big brother Wyking who was there for me when it was just an idea and has never left.

The cool part about being the boss is that I too know how it feels to be on the front line, what it feels like to be burnt out, pouring your heart and soul into the work and not feeling seen, heard or appreciated. I never want that for my team.

I am so thankful to the amazing clinicians, interns, and my wonderful administrative assistant who help me to serve the Antelope Valley community every single day!

It’s only going to get better. Ebony’s Safe Space is here to stay and one of my greatest duties is to ensure the people who are caring for the community feels cared for too❤️🙏🏾

With Love, EBONY WILSON, MSW, LCSW, PPSC

11/19/2025

10/29/2025

Our Founder and CEO Ebony Wilson with United Friends of the Children’s CEO Matt Strieker. Thank you for having us! Your partnership is appreciated and valued❤️

10/14/2025

Our CEO and Lead Clinician Ebony Wilson, LCSW sat down with Dr. Krishna Spates to discuss mental health within school systems. Here is a clip from the interview. We can’t wait until the full interview is released! On The School Bus with Dr. Spates Krishna Spates

10/13/2025

We are super excited for our new partnership with the Eastside Union School District! We will be serving students and staff at Cole Middle School and Eastside Academy. Today was our first meeting with the Eastside Academy staff!

We are so grateful for the opportunity and look forward to changing lives alongside Dr. Fitzgerald (coordinator) and the wonderful professionals at Eastside Academy!

10/10/2025

Mental Health Matters❣️

08/22/2025

Hello family, please find the presentation link in our bio for “Understanding Signs & Symptoms of ADHD and Other Learning Disabilities” presented by Ebony Wilson, LCSW. Please share with anyone you feel may benefit from the information❤️

08/20/2025

We are excited to welcome Joanna Leon-Avila! A Master of Social Work Intern from California State University, Northridge! 😁

Meet Joanna Leon-Avila✨

Hello, my name is Joanna Leon-Avila, I am currently a Social Work intern with Ebony’s Safe Space and a Graduate student with the Masters of Social Work program at California State University Northridge. I received my Bachelors of Arts in Psychology from California State University Northridge. Following graduation, I gained valuable hands-on experience working in the Antelope Valley, Santa Clarita, and San Fernando Valley. I was able to experience working one-on-one with children, teens, and adults facing challenges related to homelessness, physical health conditions, behavioral health challenges, and substance use disorders. During this time, I was actively involved in the development of care coordination plans. Thus meaning, collaborating with various healthcare provider teams to support treatment plans to help the clients smoothly transition into other levels of care. As well as, connecting clients to essential resources and support within the community. These experiences provided me with an introductory understanding of what it is like to advocate for others and fueled me to further develop my skills.

I am passionate about creating strong, client-centered relationships and believe in the importance of creating a safe, welcoming space where individuals feel empowered to share their lived experiences. As a proud first-generation Latina, I personally understand the pressures of navigating cultural expectations, societal pressures and unfamiliar systems. My lived experiences have shaped my values and passion for social work. These experiences have inspired me to prioritize creating an environment grounded in empathy, understanding, and trust while advocating for others.

I am truly excited to continue to grow both personally and professionally through this internship. I look forward to expanding my knowledge, skills, and hopefully making a meaningful impact. I am eager to learn from my colleagues, supervisors, and the clients we serve, as I continue my journey in the field of social work.

08/14/2025

Ebony Wilson will be presenting this Monday on zoom at 11:00am. If you know a parent with a child with ADHD please share this resource. Hosted by CSUN Family Focus Resource Center✨