Come meet our 2026–2027 trainees
Affordable, timely, and rooted in who you are — usually that's asking for a lot all at once. At Reviving Roots, that's just how we do it. Our trainees bring more room in the schedule and an easier rate to get started, without stepping outside the care you'd find anywhere else in this space. Here's how, and how to get scheduled.
What makes this training different?
Our trainees aren't just completing hours. They're in a training experience that includes:
Movement — this isn't desk-and-notebook training, it's embodied. Our trainees learn it in their bodies, not just their heads.
History & context — deep engagement with the historical, intergenerational, and cultural context that shapes what shows up in the room.
Peer teaching — they teach each other, building knowledge together rather than top-down.
A capstone — the year builds toward something real, not just a checklist of completed hours.
Meet the trainees
Kerlande Mompremier
My role is not to run the race but rather to walk alongside clients with curiosity, compassion, and cheer them on as they move toward their goals.
Learn more about Kerlande here.
Clinical Trainee
Enitan Yarbrough
My professional background has centered on supporting adolescents, young adults, and families navigating disability, trauma, systemic oppression, and institutional harm. As I transition into clinical counseling, I approach practicum with humility, curiosity, and a commitment to integrating theory into relational and embodied clinical practice.
Learn more about Enitan here.
Clinical Trainee
My work is rooted in the belief that therapy must honor identity, culture, and lived experience, especially for Black individuals, birthing people, and families whose stories are often overlooked or misunderstood in traditional mental health settings.
Learn more about Chantell here.
Clinical TraineeChantell Johnson
Clinical TraineeEsther Dawalo
My approach draws from narrative, collaborative, and somatic practices, grounded in the belief that people are the experts of their own lives and healing happens through connection, meaning-making, and reclaiming voice and joy.
Learn more about Esther here.