The team

Get to Know the Pinnacle of Purpose Team

In today’s world, cultural competence has become more than a buzzword—it is a concept being wiped from our organizations, history books, and curriculum. Our mental health clinicians are responsible for continuing to work from a space of cultural humility. Women of color face systemic barriers to mental healthcare, including stigma, lack of representation, and historical mistrust in medical systems. Our therapists actively work to dismantle these barriers by integrating culturally responsive approaches into every aspect of care.

Ashley Day, LCSW
Clinical Director
Leads clinical care and the day-to-day of the group practice. She works with women, teen girls, and couples through crisis, postpartum depression, anxiety, and family conflict, drawing on social and spiritual needs as part of the work.
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Danay Bryant, LPC-A
Therapist
Faith-centered, trauma-informed care for adults, teens, and families moving through anxiety, grief, and pain toward purpose. She uses cognitive behavioral therapy and practical strategies so clients can face what hurts without setting their faith aside.
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Louretta Nickerson, LMSW, QMHP-CS
Therapist
Trauma-informed support for pregnancy, postpartum, and motherhood, with room for anxiety, depression, and life transitions. She works from a client-centered stance, helping clients build resilience, emotional balance, and confidence.
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Maurisa Harris, LMSW
Therapist
Neurodivergent-affirming care for teens and adults navigating ADHD, autism, depression, trauma, and the quiet work of holding it together. Her approach is empowerment-based, with practical tools for grief, relationships, and postpartum, at a pace the client sets.
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Ashley Day, LCSW

Danay Bryant, LPC-A

Louretta Nickerson, LMSW, QMHP-CS

Maurisa Harris, LMSW