Reynette Romain is a licensed clinical social worker, relationship specialist, and the Visionary Founder and CEO of Reveye Mental Health and Wellness LLC. Her journey to founding Reveye was shaped by a deep awareness of the unmet needs within her community, particularly families forced to separate due to misrepresentation, systemic barriers, and limited adaptability to a foreign culture. Witnessing these challenges firsthand ignited Reynette's passion for advocacy and her commitment to creating culturally responsive, accessible mental health care.

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The name “Reveye,” meaning “to awaken” in Haitian Creole, was intentionally chosen to speak directly to underserved communities where mental health care has long been stigmatized or inaccessible. The name serves as both an invitation and a reassurance, calling individuals to awaken to healing, growth, and possibility, while affirming that this is a space where they belong.

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Since 2018, Reveye has grown into a mission-driven practice dedicated to supporting individuals, couples, and families as they navigate relational challenges and emotional disconnection. Reynette specializes in helping relationships that feel discouraged, disconnected, or stuck, guiding clients from a place of hopelessness toward clarity, stability, and renewed connection. A two-time graduate of Barry University, her work centers on transforming relationships by teaching partners how to reconnect emotionally, communicate with intention, and choose one another with confidence and purpose.

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Reynette believes that relationships rarely break all at once; rather, they fracture through small moments of misunderstanding, unmet needs, and emotional distance. Her role is to help clients identify and repair those moments through emotional awareness, mindset reframing, and practical communication strategies that foster lasting change.

By integrating evidence-based practices, emotional intelligence frameworks, cognitive-behavioral reframing techniques, & strengths-based interventions, Reynette supports clients in rebuilding trust, reducing conflict, and developing healthier relational patterns. Her therapeutic approach is warm, collaborative, and structured, providing clients with both compassion and clear direction as they rebuild from the ground up.

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In addition to leading Reveye, Reynette remains deeply connected to the heart of her work: the people she serves. She continues to work directly with clients, viewing it not merely as part of her role, but as a privilege and calling. Her purpose remains clear: "to uplift one, so together, we uplift a nation".

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Areas of Focus: Communication & Conflict Resolution • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Reframing • Gottman Trained I & II • Relationship Rebuilding & Trust Repair • Couples & Family Dynamics

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Populations Served: Couples/ Married & Premarital Partners • Families • Young Adults • Individuals Whose Partners Are Not Yet Ready For Counseling

Bianca is a Haitian American therapist, a Barry University graduate, and one of the founding partners of Reveye Mental Health and Wellness. Born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts, her personal experiences and clinical work have deeply shaped her understanding of resilience, faith, and the emotional toll that comes with being the one others rely on. Her cultural background allows her to approach mental health through an intersectional, culturally responsive lens; one that honors identity, spirituality, and lived experience.

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She specializes in supporting individuals experiencing burnout, compassion fatigue, and emotional exhaustion (particularly healthcare professionals, caregivers, working mothers, and stay-at-home parents navigating the invisible mental and emotional labor of caring for others). Many of the clients Bianca works with feel depleted, overwhelmed, irritable, or disconnected from themselves and their relationships, often questioning how to continue showing up without losing themselves in the process.

In her work with clients, Bianca focuses on burnout recovery by addressing chronic stress, boundary erosion, and the pressure to constantly give without rest or reciprocity. She helps clients identify where overextension has replaced self-preservation and supports them in building sustainable boundaries at work, at home, and within relationships without guilt or fear of disappointing others.

 

Faith and spirituality, when meaningful to the client, are welcomed and integrated into the therapeutic process as sources of strength, grounding, and restoration. Therapy is a space where values can coexist with evidence-based care, allowing clients to reconnect with purpose while honoring their limits.

Bianca’s clinical approach includes Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) and Solution-Focused Therapy. She works with goal-oriented clients to improve communication, navigate relational strain, process accumulated emotional stress, and create long-term change that prioritizes balance, emotional well-being, and wholeness. Clients working with Bianca can expect a compassionate, collaborative therapeutic environment where they are not expected to have it all together and where they remain the leader of their healing journey.

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Areas of Focus:  Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) • Solution-Focused Therapy • Communication Improvement • Emotional Regulation/ Management

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Populations Served: Professionals In Compassion-Filled Roles • Adults/ Individuals Navigating Career, Relationship, & Life Transitions • First Time Mothers & Women Struggling With Motherhood

I'm Dr. Sandra Clark-Glover, PhD, with an educational background from Florida Atlantic University, Barry University, and Jacksonville Theological Seminary. As a dedicated mental health counselor specializing in Christian counseling, confidence rebuilding, grief support, and trauma healing, I help women reconnect with their identity, restore their faith, and step confidently into the next chapter of their lives. My passion lies in supporting young and older women who feel weighed down by loss, self-doubt, emotional wounds, or life transitions, and guiding them toward clarity, healing, and renewed purpose.

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My therapeutic style is warm, direct, and deeply supportive. I blend solution-focused strategies, person-centered care, and mindfulness techniques to help clients understand their patterns, strengthen their emotional foundation, and build practical tools for daily life. Whether navigating grief, trauma, relationship strain, or a crisis of confidence, I walk alongside clients with compassion, honesty, and unwavering belief in their ability to grow.

 

With extensive experience serving children, adults, women, couples, and groups across hospital settings, telehealth, and community-based programs, I bring a grounded and culturally aware perspective to the work. I believe healing happens when clients feel truly seen, supported, and empowered, and my goal is to create a space where that transformation can take place.

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I became a counselor out of a genuine desire to help those in need, and I am continually inspired by the meaningful impact this work has on individuals, families, and communities. When clients begin to reclaim their lives after pain or adversity, it reaffirms the power of this profession and why I am called to do it.

 

A fun fact about me:​ I collect Converse sneakers and Black Santas!

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Areas of Focus: Christian Counseling • Confidence & Self-Esteem Building • Grief & Loss Support • Women’s Emotional Wellness • CBT & DBT

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Populations Served:  Women (Young & Older) • Adults • Children • Couples • Groups

Born and raised in Riviera Beach, Florida, Kenyatta Connaway is a Provisional Clinical Social Worker Licensee and Certified Transformational Coach with over two decades of experience in child welfare including 13 years as a mental health clinician. Kenyatta is passionate about helping high-functioning adults break through mental and emotional barriers so they can live with purpose, clarity, and confidence.

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She specializes in supporting individuals who appear successful on the outside yet feel stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure of their next steps internally. Whether you are navigating a major life transition, struggling with indecision, or feeling lost beneath the weight of overthinking, Kenyatta provides a space where you can pause, reflect, and reconnect with who you are and who you are becoming.

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Kenyatta blends transformative coaching techniques with evidence-based therapeutic modalities, including Solution-Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Client-Centered Therapy, and traditional talk therapy. This clinical-meets-coaching approach creates a personalized, goal-oriented experience that supports emotional healing while fostering mindset shifts, values alignment, and sustainable behavior change.

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Her therapeutic style is dignified, grounded, and nonjudgmental. She is committed to helping clients rebuild trust in themselves, make aligned decisions, and move forward with intention and ease. Kenyatta believes every individual has the ability to transform their life by recognizing their worth and stepping into their full potential.

Outside of her work, Kenyatta enjoys spending time with her family, volunteering, exercising, and reading.

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Areas of Focus:   Life Transitions • Overthinking & Decision-Making Challenges • Anxiety & Emotional Overwhelm • Mindset Shifts & Values Alignment • Goal Setting & Personal Development

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Populations Served: High-Functioning Adults • Professionals • Individuals navigating life transitions • Adults seeking mindset or behavioral change

As a dedicated Registered Clinical Social Work Intern, I specialize in mental health, trauma-informed care, and whole-person healing. I help individuals and families regain stability, reclaim their strengths, and reconnect with a sense of emotional balance and purpose. My passion lies in supporting those who feel overwhelmed by life transitions, family pressures, identity struggles, or unresolved experiences that still affect their day-to-day well-being.

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My therapeutic style is warm, collaborative, and deeply client-centered. I guide clients in exploring their stories, understanding their emotional patterns, and building meaningful change, always at a pace that feels safe, supported, and empowering. Whether you’re navigating childhood wounds, anxiety, caregiver stress, low self-esteem, or uncertainty about life direction, I provide empathy, validation, and practical tools you can carry with you beyond our sessions.

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I am proud to serve individuals from all identities, backgrounds, and lived experiences, including those within the LGBTQ+ community. My priority is to create a space where every person feels affirmed, respected, and genuinely seen.

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With both Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Social Work and extensive experience across child welfare, family services, and support for elderly and disabled adults, I bring a compassionate, real-world lens to every session. My mission is to walk alongside you as you grow, heal, and redefine what’s possible.

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Areas of Focus: Trauma • Anxiety • Life Transitions • Family & Relationship Stress • Self-Esteem • Caregiver Support • Emotional Regulation

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Populations Served: Teens • Adults (Young & Older) • Families 

As a dedicated Licensed Master Social Worker, I specialize in anxiety, depression, trauma, substance use, and life transitions. I help adults regain clarity, emotional steadiness, and a renewed sense of self. My calling is to support individuals who feel weighed down by overwhelming thoughts, unresolved past experiences, or major shifts in life, and walk with them toward healing, confidence, and resilience.

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My therapeutic approach is warm, collaborative, and trauma-informed, blending client-centered care with practical CBT strategies. I aim to help clients understand their emotional patterns, strengthen coping skills, and create healthier ways of moving through daily life. Whether you’re processing trauma, navigating mood challenges, or adjusting to a significant life change, I provide steady, compassionate guidance every step of the way.

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With a Master’s degree in Social Work from Long Island University’s Brooklyn campus and clinical experience across community programs, VA settings, and hospital environments, I bring a grounded, culturally informed lens to my work. I strive to create a space where clients feel affirmed, supported, and genuinely empowered to make meaningful change.

 

Areas of Focus: Postpartum Depression • Trauma • Anxiety • Depression • Substance Use • Life Transitions • Coping Skills • Emotional Regulation

 

Populations Served: Adults

Congratulations on taking the first step by seeking therapeutic support, your willingness to begin this journey already shows strength and intention. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 10 years of experience, I help individuals, couples, and families navigate the challenges that keep them from feeling grounded, fulfilled, and connected. My goal is to create a therapeutic environment where you feel safe, supported, and empowered to open about the difficulties you’re facing.

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Therapy can be a transformative process when it’s consistent and collaborative. With this platform, you have the flexibility to communicate in the way that works best for your lifestyle and comfort. I bring a warm, thoughtful, and client-centered approach to therapy, helping you explore not only what is challenging you, but also what strengths you already possess to overcome those challenges.

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I obtained my Master’s degree in Social Work from Barry University in 2008 and have extensive experience working across inpatient and outpatient settings with diverse individuals, backgrounds, orientations, and life stages. Whether you are navigating stress, anxiety, trauma, grief, or depression, I am here to guide you with compassion, skill, and practical strategies you can apply to your daily life.

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Together, we will clarify your goals, build coping tools, and uncover the obstacles standing in your way, so you can move toward your optimal self. When I am not working, I enjoy spending time with my family, discovering new restaurants, and exploring the world through travel. I look forward to supporting you on this meaningful journey.

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Areas of Focus: Anxiety & Stress Management • Depression & Mood Challenges • Emotional Regulation

Populations Served:  Adults

Taylar Keene, LPC, NCC, is a Licensed Professional Counselor and National Certified Counselor with extensive experience across collegiate mental health, intensive outpatient care, and private practice settings. She currently serves as the Assistant Director of Mental Health & Performance with the University of Central Florida Athletics Association, where she provides counseling, performance support, crisis intervention, and care coordination for students navigating high expectations, identity development, and performance-related pressures.

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Prior to joining UCF, Taylar served as the Intensive Outpatient Program Director at Palmetto Addiction Recovery Center in Metairie, Louisiana. In this role, she specialized in treating substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders, particularly among individuals in high-stress and high-performance professions. Her clinical work emphasizes evidence-based interventions, holistic wellness, and collaborative treatment approaches that promote insight, emotional regulation, and long-term stability.

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Originally from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and raised in Oakland, California, Taylar relocated to Orlando, Florida, in August 2025. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Public Health from Dillard University and her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Loyola University New Orleans.

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Areas of Focus: Performance-Related Stress, Burnout, & Pressure Management • Anxiety, Depression, & Emotional Regulation • Substance Use & Co-occurring Mental Health Disorders • Identity Development & Life Transitions • Crisis Intervention & Stabilization • Holistic, Strengths-Based, & Evidence-Informed Counseling

Populations Served:  Collegiate Students & Student-Athletes • Young Adults/ Emerging Professionals • Individuals In High-Pressure or Performance-Driven Environments • Clients Navigating Recovery, Relapse Prevention, & Co-occurring Conditions

As a dedicated mental health counselor, Haitian American male, and combat veteran specializing in trauma recovery and relationship healing, I help individuals—especially fellow veterans, reclaim their sense of safety, confidence, and inner connection. My lived experience allows me to bring cultural understanding, resilience, and authenticity into the therapeutic space, creating a level of trust that many clients say they’ve never felt before.

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I am passionate about supporting those who feel stuck in cycles of hurt, self-doubt, emotional disconnection, or communication breakdown. I guide clients as they rediscover their strength, rebuild self-awareness, and learn healthier ways to relate to themselves and the people they care about. I understand the nuanced challenges faced by veterans, men of color, individuals navigating identity, and those strained by family or relationship conflict.

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My approach is warm, collaborative, and culturally affirming. I empower clients to understand their emotional patterns, heal past wounds, and break generational or behavioral cycles that no longer serve them. Whether working through military-related trauma, childhood trauma, anxiety, attachment wounds, identity issues, or complex relationship concerns, I offer steady support and practical strategies clients can use in their daily lives.

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With a Master’s degree in Clinical Social Work and extensive experience supporting diverse communities, I am committed to creating a grounded, safe, and judgment-free environment where clients feel seen, respected, and encouraged to grow at their own pace. My goal is to help individuals feel more emotionally regulated, self-assured, and deeply connected, to themselves and to those they love and care about.

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Areas of Focus:  Veteran Mental Health • Trauma • Anxiety • Attachment & Relationship Issues • Self-Esteem • Communication Skills • Emotional Regulation

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Populations Served: Veterans • Older Teens • Adults • Adolescent Boys • Men

My name is Kawanza and as a dedicated counselor, educator, and motivator, I help high-functioning women reclaim clarity, confidence, and emotional stability in their everyday lives. My passion is supporting clients who feel overwhelmed by anxiety, stress, attachment patterns, or communication challenges, and empowering them to reconnect with their strengths and move toward a more grounded, balanced life.

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I take a warm, direct, and practical approach that blends empowerment, skill-building, and compassionate guidance. Together, we identify patterns, highlight strengths, and develop realistic strategies that support healthier communication, stronger boundaries, and greater emotional regulation. My goal is not only to listen but to actively guide you with tools you can use in real time.

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Whether you’re navigating anxiety, lifestyle instability, or the weight of daily stressors, I work collaboratively to help you find clarity, peace, and sustainable growth one step at a time. Here, you’re supported, affirmed, and encouraged to become the best version of yourself.

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 Areas of Focus:   Anxiety & Stress Management • Attachment & Relationship Patterns • Communication Skills & Boundaries • Emotional Regulation

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Populations Served: Women (20s–40s) • Teens (16+) • Adults

I'm Stanley Zamor; I have a Master's in Human Services with a concentration in Mental Health Counseling. As a Licensed Mental Health Counselor specializing in emotional regulation, relapse prevention, and breaking long-standing behavioral patterns, I help children, teens, and couples navigate the challenges that keep them feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or disconnected. Many of my clients come to me during moments of major life change, emotional exhaustion, or after realizing they are repeating cycles that no longer serve them. My goal is to help you reconnect with your sense of worth, rebuild confidence, and create healthier patterns that reflect the life you want to live.

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Sometimes life feels like an uphill climb, whether it’s managing anger, coping with addictive behaviors, rebuilding after a setback, or navigating interpersonal conflict. You don’t have to face these challenges alone. In our work together, I help you understand the emotional and behavioral patterns that may be holding you back and empower you with tools to move forward in a meaningful, sustainable way.

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My therapeutic style is direct, supportive, collaborative, and grounded in culturally affirming care. I draw from multiple evidence-based modalities to tailor each session to your unique goals, your personality, and your lived experience. Therapy with me is centered on growth, healing, and helping you engage with life in new, healthier ways. You’ve already taken an important step by seeking support, now, let’s take the next step together.

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 have extensive experience working with adults and adolescents navigating anger, frustration, emotional dysregulation, addictive behaviors, and interpersonal conflict. Across community settings, outpatient programs, and school-based environments, I provide a supportive, structured space for clients to gain clarity, build emotional skills, and move toward a more balanced and fulfilling life.​

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Areas of Focus: Emotional Regulation & Anger Management • Relapse Prevention & Addictive Behaviors • Life Transitions & Confidence Building • Family & Relationship Stress • Behavioral Patterns & Cycle Breaking • Communication Skills • Stress Management • Self-Awareness & Coping Skills

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Populations Served: Children • Teens • Adults • Couples