In the past, POC employees couldn’t expect anything beyond empty promises.
You’re ready to deliver programming that provokes more than discussion. You want programming that cultivates healing and safety.
You're not going to make the same mistakes
No more requests for staff to share racial trauma to educate others.
Eliminate town halls that only result in microaggressions and more harm.
Release poorly led trainings that center painful histories without tools for improved wellbeing.
If you’re ready to turn things around, you’re in the right place.
Hi, I’m Davia Roberts!
I’m a therapist known for helping companies have tough conversations and cultivate real change in the workplace.
I’ve had the pleasure of working with major companies across the country. While I take pride in each of those experiences, my skills were honed when I worked at a non-profit for survivors of domestic and sexual violence.
In that environment, I developed a unique skill of navigating clients through traumatic situations with a calm confidence. This ability has allowed me to facilitate intimate dialogues with over 300 employees present, whether it be the verdict of the Chauvin trial or in the midst of pandemic uncertainty.
Personally, I show up with the intention of helping people experience freedom from the shame of mental health stigma and racial trauma.
Quite frankly, I think you’re ready to do the same.
Meet The Therapeutic Team
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Elisha-Rio P. Apilado, ATR-P
SPECIALTY: Cultural Identity for Filipino/a/x Americans, Expressive Art Therapy, Grief and Bereavement
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Anna Arreola, LCSW
SPECIALTY: Latinx/Hispanic populations, Trauma-Informed Care, EMDR therapy
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Jor-El Caraballo, LMHC
SPECIALTY: Racial Trauma for Black Americans, Mindfulness, LGBTQ+ issues
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Ashleigh Gore, LCSW-S
SPECIALTY: Racial trauma for Black Americans, Cultural Affirmation, Attachment Theory
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Therapeutic Super Power: I help people carry a heavy weight on their shoulders while staying true to themselves.
Where can we find you outside of the therapy office? You'll find me hiking with my husky, learning new moves in the dance studio, and going on ‘short & sweet’ trips to complete my art bucket list.
Favorite Snack: Tater Tots always.
Licensed In Illinois.
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Therapeutic Super Power: Building positive and therapeutic relationships through a strength's based approach.
Where can we find you outside of the therapy office? You'll find me outside connecting with nature by hiking, cycling, or just taking a walk.
Favorite Snack: Does charcuterie count as a snack? I am obsessed!
Licensed In Texas and North Carolina.
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Therapeutic Super Power: Making complex psychological principles easily digestible and applicable to everyday life.
Where can we find you outside of the therapy office? You'll likely find me watching a new film or cuddling up with my pup.
Favorite Snack: Cheetos.
Licensed In New York.
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Therapeutic Super Power: Being well versed in relational and cultural supervision.
Where can we find you outside of the therapy office? Immersing myself in a great fiction novel.
Favorite Snack: Chips and queso.
Licensed In Texas.
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Therapeutic Super Power: Give language to people’s experiences so they realize they’re not the “only” person dealing with a particular challenge.
Where can we find you outside of the therapy office? You'll find me on the couch reading a book about some far away magical world. May I recommend Children of Blood & Bone?
Favorite Snack: Cheez-Its, always.
Licensed In Wisconsin.
Wilma Carrier Roberts
Frances Bradley Williams
Our Legacy
The CarrierBradley Agency honors two phenomenal women who knew that determination, the courage to speak up, and communal care were necessary for sustainability and lasting change.