What is the mission of The Unconscious Shift?
At the Unconscious Shift, we believe that change can happen outside of the therapy space. We work hard to empower individuals to craft communities where their mental health can thrive. Through workshops, trainings, and community engagement, we hope to build a community of wellness that speaks to all individuals. We believe that addressing issues of diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice is the path towards a more connected space.
Who is Dr. Jacquelin Darby?
Owner of The Unconscious Shift
Dr. Darby is a licensed Clinical Psychologist. She is a Certified Group Psychotherapist which indicates that she have a specialty in group therapy and group dynamics.
Dr. Darby received her Psy.D. from the American School of Professional Psychology 's Clinical Psychology program. She completed her Post-Doctoral Fellowship at American University Counseling Center and completed her APA-accredited internship at Howard University Counseling Services. Dr. Darby's clinical specialties include: dependency issues, effects of systemic oppression, and interpersonal trauma. Dr. Darby works from an integrative model grounded in psychodynamic and cognitive-behavioral therapies.
Dr. Darby is a dynamic speaker and educator. She has been featured on local radio shows, podcasts, and media publications. Dr. Darby has been asked to provide workshops and lectures on topics related to DEIJ topics in educational spaces. Dr. Darby is a contributing editor of the textbook, Black Millennials: Identity, Ambition, and Activism. The book was published by Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Company. She has also authored a self-care calendar titled, The Year of Self-Care available on Amazon.
Dr. Darby received her Psy.D. from the American School of Professional Psychology 's Clinical Psychology program. She completed her Post-Doctoral Fellowship at American University Counseling Center and completed her APA-accredited internship at Howard University Counseling Services. Dr. Darby's clinical specialties include: dependency issues, effects of systemic oppression, and interpersonal trauma. Dr. Darby works from an integrative model grounded in psychodynamic and cognitive-behavioral therapies.
Dr. Darby is a dynamic speaker and educator. She has been featured on local radio shows, podcasts, and media publications. Dr. Darby has been asked to provide workshops and lectures on topics related to DEIJ topics in educational spaces. Dr. Darby is a contributing editor of the textbook, Black Millennials: Identity, Ambition, and Activism. The book was published by Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Company. She has also authored a self-care calendar titled, The Year of Self-Care available on Amazon.