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A Little About Me

Hi There! I’m TyaNisha Williams, the founder of Simply Becoming Counseling, LLC and a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor located in Baltimore, Maryland. I am a native of upstate New York. I received my Bachelors of Arts degree in Health Education from State University New York at Cortland. After many years of teaching, I moved to Baltimore where I obtained a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Loyola University Maryland.

I am particularly passionate about working with adult men and women to help them develop practical tools to navigate through seasons of transition. I have over 11 years of experience working in diverse therapeutic settings such as outpatient, hospitals and schools. I have specialized training and experience in anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, self-esteem, spirituality, and relationship issues. My holistic, person-centered approach provides a safe and supportive environment while promoting hope, growth, healing and wellness.

In my spare time, I enjoy listening to music, dancing, biking, coloring and building Lego models.

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What I Do

I provide individual therapy to support partners who are:

  • Struggling with signs and symptoms of anxiety, depression and trauma.
  • Overextending themselves and having a difficult time prioritizing self-care.
  • Constantly feeling burned out and depleted by demands and expectations.
  • Having a difficult time articulating their feelings, needs, and wants.
  • Living unbalanced lives due to difficulty setting boundaries.
  • As a wife, a mom, and a career woman, I know the challenge in trying to find balance.
  • It’s rewarding for me to be able to guide individuals towards awareness, growth, healing, and wellness.
  • I am passionate about equipping individuals with the tools needed to become the best version of themselves.

I believe that you can:

  • Be empowered to live a balanced and healthy life.
  • Learn to set clear boundaries and effectively maintain them.
  • Develop healthy coping mechanisms and thought patterns.
  • Effectively communicate your needs and wants.