"There's a Mental Health Crisis and a Movement Coming"
UNVEIL MENTAL HEALTH
Melanie Williams is one of the change advocates within the forefront of the mental health field. She demystifies therapy, brings therapy outside of the walls, and makes understanding of mental health more accessible to the general public.
Books
COMING SOON!
Melanie's debut work "For Parents Who Have Hurt Their Children" is an educational trauma-informed guide that helps to repair relationships between parents & their adult children.
ARTICLES
Melanie is a Contributor to Articles across the Mental Health Field
Using her clinical experience and expertise, Melanie serves as a Mental Health Consultant and Contributor for journalists, writers, and their readers. Her goal is to make mental health more accessible and understandable to the general public. She's been a Featured Contributor for TIMES, Newsweek, Authority Magazine, and other media publications.
Her article in TIME Magazine can be found here: How Therapists Respond to Insults | TIME
Her contributor in Newsweek: Woman Walking out of Sister's Wedding Over 'Belittling' Comment Cheered - Newsweek
Her interview for Authority Magazine can be found here: Mental Wellness Mastery: Mental Health Expert Melanie Williams On Everyday Life Hacks For Optimal Mental Wellness | by Eden Gold | Authority Magazine | May, 2024 | Medium
Recent Articles
Melanie gives feedback in this article on how individuals may support a partner who has anxiety, while also balancing taking care of themselves
About
Biography
Melanie Williams, MSW, LCSW-C is a Licensed Psychotherapist, an Author, and a Behavioral Health Administrator. She's had over a decade's worth of clinical experience in community mental health, in schools, and in home settings. She's also served as the Behavioral Health Supervisor for the largest healthcare provider in the DMV.
Melanie was raised in Baltimore City. She is a graduate of Baltimore City College High School, Amherst College, and the University of Maryland's School of Social Work.
Contact
If you'd like to work with Melanie, please reach out. Please note that Melanie is not currently taking clients for therapy.
