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Where Clinical Excellence Meets Holistic Transformation

At A New Creation Psychotherapy Services, we are building something intentional.

We are not just a mental health practice, we are a trauma-informed, holistic group practice committed to supporting the full human experience: mind, body, and spirit. Our work is grounded in a transpersonal psychotherapy perspective, recognizing that true healing extends beyond symptom reduction into deeper alignment with one’s authentic self. This is a space for clinicians who understand that healing is not just clinical it is embodied, relational, spiritual, and, at times, deeply intimate in the ways we reconnect to self.

Pathways to Join

We offer opportunities for:

Graduate & Undergraduate-Level Interns (Practicum/Internship Placements)
Post-Graduate Clinicians (Working toward licensure)

Each pathway is designed to support your development at your current level while maintaining high standards of care.

Our Philosophy of Care

We believe healing is a transformation of consciousness, not just behavior.

Our work centers on:

Mind – Clinical insight, emotional regulation, and psychological well-being
Body – Somatic awareness, nervous system regulation, and the understanding that the body holds memory and wisdom
Spirit – Connection to meaning, purpose, intuition, ancestry, and the deeper essence of self

We also recognize that sexuality and sensuality are essential aspects of human identity and healing not separate from mental health, but deeply intertwined with it.

Our clinicians are invited to approach this work with respect, ethical grounding, and clinical competence, while holding space for:

Sexual health and intimacy
Sensual embodiment and body connection
Identity exploration and liberation
Shame reduction and empowerment
Trauma-Informed Care

This requires maturity, self-awareness, and a willingness to engage this work with both professionalism and depth.

Our Commitment to Community and Culture

We are deeply devoted to the liberation, empowerment, and wellness of Black individuals and communities across the diaspora.

Our work honors:

Indigenous spirituality and ancestral wisdom
Global healing traditions
The intersection of culture, identity, and mental health

We expect clinicians to approach this work with respect, humility, and a willingness to learn.

Who This May Not Be For

Let’s be clear this is not a passive environment.

This may not be the right fit if you:

Prefer strictly traditional models without openness to holistic or integrative approaches
Are uncomfortable engaging conversations around sexuality, sensuality, or embodied healing
Struggle with accountability, feedback, or self-reflection
Are looking for a minimal-effort or purely transactional experience

We are intentional about who joins this space because the work we do requires presence, depth, and responsibility.