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Meet the Team

Good therapy starts with feeling understood. Get to know the clinicians at Ireti Counseling & Wellness and find someone you can build a trusting relationship with. Each of us brings our own perspective and approach, with a shared commitment to thoughtful, culturally affirming care.

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Our mission is to make healing feel accessible, personal, and culturally affirming. Through therapy, coaching, and wellness support, our team walks alongside you as you work through life’s challenges, understand yourself more deeply, and build a life that feels more whole.

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Clinical Director | Owner

Damilola Coker, M.Ed, LPC-S 

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More Support for Your Relationship

We’re preparing to welcome a new therapist specializing in couples and premarital counseling.

 

Whether you’re preparing for marriage, working through challenges, or wanting to feel more connected, we’re making room for your next chapter.

Areas of Focus

  • Trauma 

  • PTSD

  • Anxiety 

  • Depression

  • Women’s issues

  • ADHD

  • Identity

  • ​Life transitions

  • Stress and emotional overwhelm

  • Relationship challenges

  • Communication and boundaries

  • Family challenges

  • Cultural identity

  • Generational patterns

  • Emotional awareness

  • Coping skills

  • Family and cultural expectations

  • Self-esteem and self-worth

  • Grief and loss

  • Faith and spirituality

  • Confidence and personal growth

  • Identity and self-discovery

  • Navigating competing personal and family values

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Our 
Purpose 

We created Ireti Counseling & Wellness to make room for healing that honors the whole person. Through counseling, coaching, and wellness support, we help people make sense of what they’re carrying, navigate change, and build deeper connections with themselves and others. We’re especially committed to serving people of color and those who haven’t always felt seen or understood in mental health spaces.

"We cannot heal what we are not prepared to feel."

-Unknown 

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