Therapy and professional development services that honor the lives of Black and Brown people.

Therapy and professional development services that honor the lives of Black and Brown people.

Sage Wellness and Consulting is a therapy and wellness practice that serves virtual* clients, as well as the Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia area.

We educate organizations that serve students of color on how to create culturally inclusive learning environments.

We empower Black and Brown children and young adults to be wise and well.

* In-person appointments will resume in 2022.

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WHO WE SERVE

Education-based Organizations

Care and justice can shape childhood education. We’re committed to helping your education-based organization lead the way in social justice and education transformation.

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Individuals and Families

We cater to clients with diverse cultural backgrounds because you deserve to show up in the world as who you truly are, without hesitation or explanation.

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Pre-licensed Clinicians

We provide pre-licensed clinicians with the support and supervision they need to become licensed therapists.

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Hold Up…

Hold Up…

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Let’s openly discuss secondary trauma…

Let’s openly discuss secondary trauma…

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Put Some Respect on their Names

Put Some Respect on their Names

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