Dr. Jamila Holcomb

Dr. Jamila Holcomb Dr. Jamila Holcomb is a licensed marriage and family therapist and professor in Tallahassee, Florida in MFT from Florida State University.

Dr. Jamila Holcomb is a licensed marriage and family therapist in Florida, specializing in individual, family, and trauma counseling. Dr. Holcomb obtained her master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) from The Family Institute at Northwestern University, and her Ph.D. Her dissertation was titled: Predictors of Ethnic-Racial Socialization Profiles in Early Childhood Among African America

n Parents. Dr. Holcomb completed her clinical training at Northwestern’s Bette D. Harris Family and Child Clinic and FSU’s Center for Couple and Family Therapy. She also has experience working with children and their families involved in the child welfare system and who are survivors of physical abuse, sexual abuse, and neglect. Dr. Holcomb is certified in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), and Adoption Competency. She is also trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy. In addition to providing direct therapeutic services, Dr. Holcomb also provides consultation, and training centered around anti-racism, equity, and inclusion within the education and mental health fields, obtaining graduate degrees in marriage and family therapy, and mental health topics such as self-care strategies, and introductions to family therapy. Dr. Holcomb’s work has been published in several referred research journals such as, Journal of Black Psychology, Family Process, Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology, Family Issues, and Family Theory and Review. Dr. Holcomb also is Teaching Faculty at Florida State University in their Family and Child Sciences Department. She teaches undergraduate courses on parenting, adolescent development, and public policy related to children and their families. Dr. Holcomb is a clinical fellow of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT) and is a AAMFT approved supervisor. Dr. Holcomb also served as a mentor for the AAMFT Minority Fellowship Program from 2017-2019, a fellowship that she held from 2014 -2016. Education:
2017 Graduate of Florida State University with a Ph.D. in Marriage and family Therapy
2013 Graduate of Northwestern University with a M.S. in Marriage and Family Therapy.
2011 Graduate of Trinity University with a BA in Psychology and Spanish and Minor in Sociology.

Tis the season to celebrate and honor our graduates- past and present. Not a lot of folks go on to get graduate degrees ...
05/26/2026

Tis the season to celebrate and honor our graduates- past and present. Not a lot of folks go on to get graduate degrees but if you’re a mental health therapist in America you have! 🎉👏🏾

We understand all too well how often graduates are also overcoming their own life struggles when entering the field. So we are here to normalize and validate that therapists are humans too ❤️ (And to remind the world that women are unstoppable 😉)

Here’s to all the therapists out there who struggled, persisted, graduated, and went on to do great things! 🎓

This Memorial Day, we honor and remember the lives lost in service. ❤️‍🩹🕊️And as we remember, we can also reflect on the...
05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we honor and remember the lives lost in service. ❤️‍🩹🕊️

And as we remember, we can also reflect on the realities many service members, veterans, and military families carry. The trauma, grief, systemic inequities, barriers to mental health care, racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, and the lasting impact of war.

Honoring service members means caring about their humanity beyond patriotism or symbolism. It means advocating for healing, support, justice, and collective care.

May we remember today with both gratitude and intention to do better. ❤️

05/22/2026

Let’s stop these immediately, k thanks 🙏🏾

As a Black mother, a licensed therapist, and a social justice advocate, I know that these statistics can mean life or de...
05/21/2026

As a Black mother, a licensed therapist, and a social justice advocate, I know that these statistics can mean life or death.

May is Maternal Mental Health Month and I’m joining and campaign to raise awareness and share resources. 🔵

Let’s turn these statistics into stories so that every person struggling knows that they are not alone. Together, we change what’s possible. Together, we heal.

Share this post. Share your story. Share the resources.

Helpline: 1-800-944-4773

05/20/2026

Go ahead and make that annual physical or wellness appointment. 🩺

It’s mental health awareness month so we have to talk about physical health as well. It’s all interconnected 💪🏾

05/20/2026

Coffee. Water. Beef stick. IYKYK 🤣

There is a mental load that comes with becoming the person who breaks generational patterns.The constant self-reflection...
05/14/2026

There is a mental load that comes with becoming the person who breaks generational patterns.

The constant self-reflection. The unlearning. The grief. The boundary setting. The guilt. The emotional regulation. The imagining of healthier ways to connect when you may have never experienced them firsthand.

Healing is deeply personal, but it does not happen in a vacuum. Many of the patterns we inherit were shaped by systems people were forced to survive within. Understanding this context does not erase accountability. But it reminds us that many families passed down survival strategies they never had the opportunity to heal themselves.

And still, someone decides: “This stops with me.”

To the people navigating the loneliness, grief, and exhaustion that can come with breaking cycles: we see you. 🫶🏾

✨Be sure to follow and .jamila.holcomb if you are healing, reclaiming, and looking for community support✨

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1020 E Lafayette Street
Tallahassee, FL
32301

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