Letitia Browne-James, PhD, LMHC-S, NCC

Dr. Letitia Browne-James is the founder and owner of Victorious Living Counseling & Consulting, LLC. She is a Board Certified Counselor, Board Certified-TeleMental Health Provider, Licensed Mental Health Counselor (FL), and Qualified Clinical Supervisor (FL) with over 20 years of experience working with adults, children, families, and couples in many clinical settings as a counselor and an administrator. She is an Assistant Professor in the counseling program and the Marriage, Couples, Family, Counseling Program Coordinator at Adler Graduate School. Contributing Faculty at Walden University in Minneapolis, MN, and an Adjunct Professor at Stetson University in Deland, FL. Dr. Browne-James is an author, sought-after speaker, researcher, and consultant on mental health issues, teaching, clinical and administrative supervision, multiculturalism, social justice, advocacy, ethical practices, human trafficking, the intersections of mental and physical health issues, and many other topics. Dr. Browne-James an active member of several professional organizations and the recipient of professional and service awards.

Letitia’s courses

Addressing racial bias in clinical supervision

This course defines the meaning of implicit bias by looking at the cause and effect of these biases in the mental health practice. Dr. Carla Smith, Dr. Letitia Browne-James, and Dr. Jasmine Ferrill discuss the importance of first acknowledging the biases within yourself in order to help others bring awareness to their own biases. These clinicians provide insight and tools to bring cultural awareness into both your supervision and daily practice.

On-demand

2 CE credits

Relationship therapy refresher

This course looks at the ever-evolving world of relationships from outdated language to the need for cultural curiosity outside of heteronormative culture. This conversation is crucial to be having during this time as relationships can be more than two people and the topic is growing in complexity. Clinicians will learn about how to address relational problems and intimacy details in a thorough, responsive manner.

On-demand

1.5 CE credits

The basics and ethical considerations of virtual therapy

This course examines the benefits and risks of virtual therapy. Virtual therapy has been a must over the pandemic and continue to grow and evolve in the mental health industry. Randi Williams, Dr. Letitia Browne-James, and Dr. Carla review what to consider when conducting virtual therapy and how to make the most of technology in practice.

On-demand

1.5 CE credits