Clinicians
Mitchell C. Reid
A Licensed Clinical Psychologist who has been practicing in the Richmond area for approximately 10 years. He earned his doctorate from Howard University in 2010 with a focus in child clinical psychology.
Additionally, Dr. Reid has studied the impact of masculinity, gender development, and family functioning on substance use and mood disorders. Dr. Reid has presented at several conferences and has been published in the Journal of Men and Masculinity and in the Journal of Interpersonal Violence. Dr. Reid has been completing comprehensive psychological evaluations to assess for mood disorders, autism, intellectual disabilities, anxiety disorders, and other pathologies for the past nine years. Additionally, Dr. Reid provides individual therapy and group therapy for children and adults who suffer from trauma and/or are experiencing mood dysregulation. Future research interests include the relationship between mindfulness, physical fitness, mood disturbances, and general well-being
Kara Womack
A Doctoral Candidate in the Clinical Health Psychology program at Virginia State University (VSU). She obtained her Master's of Science (M.S.) degree in psychology at VSU in 2015.
Kara's research focus is patterns of psychosocial factors and their effects on alcohol and marijuana use. She has practiced in the clinical field under various licensed clinical psychologists, providing therapeutic services (individual & couples) and completing psychological evaluations in severely mentally ill and minority populations for the past seven years. Kara has served adult and children populations that suffer from an array of disorders including trauma, mood, anxiety, and substance use disorders.
Harry L. Watkins II
Dr. Watkins is a Clinical Social Worker, Anger Management Instructor, and Juvenile Forensic Evaluator who has been practicing in the Richmond area for approximately 20 years. Dr. Watkins holds graduate degrees in Clinical Social Work and Public Administration. He earned his doctorate from Howard University in 2015.
Dr. Watkins has studied the impact of poverty on vulnerable populations with co-morbid issues, domestic violence, and family functioning on substance use and mood disorders. Dr. Watkins has researched and written legislative policy on access to mental health services in rural communities and voting rights. Dr. Watkins has presented at conferences and led symposiums on political and legislative policy on health, education, civil rights, and workforce and labor. Dr. Watkins has been completing comprehensive clinical evaluations to assess for mood disorders, depression, intellectual disabilities, anxiety disorders, and other pathologies. Dr. Watkins provides individual therapy for children and adults who suffer from depression, anger management, trauma, and/or experiencing difficulty with conflict resolution and mood dysregulation.
