Dr. Ojelade earned her doctorate in Counseling Psychology from Georgia State University. In addition, she earned a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Florida A&M University. As a Licensed Psychologist (PSY003437), Licensed Professional Counselor (#LPC004532), and certified mediator, Dr. Ojelade specializes in working with women in group and individual therapy. Her primary areas of interest include counseling persons of African descent, adult children of dysfunctional parents, team building, and integrating indigenous healing practices into psychotherapy. Through her work, she has provided counseling as a trauma, mind/body, and group counselor. Her work includes non-profit (Pasadena Y.W.C.A and My Sister’s House), private (The Anxiety & Stress Management Institute and The Atlanta Center for Family Wellness), judicial (Landlord-Tenant Magistrate Court), hospital (The Atlanta VA and The Central Alabama Veterans Health Care System), and university (Georgia State University Counseling Center) settings.
In addition, Dr. Ojelade has over ten years of experience as a trainer in the corporate field. This valuable background has enabled her to facilitate numerous workshops with topics including group dynamics, conflict resolution, and teamwork. She designs and implements leadership development, team building, personal growth, and ropes courses. Her work in this area includes corporate (Coca-Cola and Scientific Atlanta), non-profit (The Wholistic Stress Control Institute), institutional (GeorgiaStateUniversity and AtlantaPublic Schools), and college student (Emory and MercerUniversity) groups.
Dr. Ojelade is a sought after speaker and workshop facilitator. She has led continuing education workshops (The Association of Black Psychologists –ABpsi- and the Anxiety & Stress Management Institute), presented at scholarly conferences (Georgia Psychological Association, The Association for the Study of Classical African Civilizations, and ABpsi), and led workshops (Tavis Smiley’s Road to Health Expo and Queen Afua’s City of Wellness Tour).
Dr. Ojelade currently provides individual and group therapy for clients seeking to achieve positive change in their lives. In addition, she facilitates a host of teambuilding events and workshops for both Master’s and doctoral level practitioners.
Dr. Ojelade is a member of the American Psychological Association and former member of the Council for the Psychology of Women and Girls for the Georgia Psychological Association. In addition, she chairs the revitalization committee for The Association of Black Psychologists - Atlanta chapter.
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Anne Marie Davis, ME.d.
Psychotherapist & Educational Consultant
Anne Marie Davis is a Certified School Counselor (# 424958) and a Licensed Professional Counselor. She earned her Bachelor’s Degree from San Diego State University and holds both a Master's and Specialist Degrees in School Counseling from Georgia State University.
Mrs. Davis specializes in assisting families maximize their child’s educational career and post secondary planning. Her experience as a school counselor combined with training as a psychotherapist has made her an expert at providing dynamic and effective guidance to young people and their parents. Mrs. Davis appreciates the complexities of raising well rounded successful children in today’s demanding society. She is skilled at helping parents and adolescents navigate through challenges to obtain desired academic and post secondary goals.
Her work currently includes individual therapy with adults who struggle to balance multiple life roles. Mrs. Davis’ MrsMThis counseling approach emphasizes raising awareness of one’s roadblocks, and effective strategies for change. Through this increased awareness, one can develop a deeper understanding and appreciation of self which can lead to more peaceful, harmonious, and beautiful life.
Mrs. Davis is the happily married mother of two boys who enjoys spending family time taking advantage Atlanta’s exciting events and exhibits. She has been featured in the South Fulton Neighbor Newspaper and is an active member of the American Counseling Association and the American School Counselors’ Association.
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404-635-6021 Babatunji Ifarinu, ME.d. Educational Director
Babatunji (Tunji) brings fourteen years of experience in the educational field to A Healing Paradigm. He assists clients in identifying academic requirements, growth potential, and hidden roadblocks to ensure that every child successfully navigates the school system. Tunji earned a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership from Georgia State University. He earned a Bachelor’s degree in History & Geography Education from Florida A&M University. As a certified teacher (# 399725) with additional specialization in Educational Leadership, Instructional Supervision, and ESOL, Tunji specializes in working with immigrant populations and youth of African descent.
Through his work, he has educated youth in elementary, middle, and high school settings. Tunji has served as the head of a high school poetry society, inspiring youth to speak out with a thoughtful voice. As a creative poet and music producer himself, Tunji’s talents are endless. He mentors students through testing requirements for graduation and continuing on to college. Tunji has lectured widely on issues of public school policy including training parents on effective means to interact with school personnel.
Tunji is also an active organizer of Let Us Make Man, presenting at the annual conference. In addition to serving in the role of Educational Director at A Healing Paradigm, Tunji is Department Chair of Social Studies at Clarkston High School.
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N’Dieye Gray Danavall, MA
Communications Director
N’Dieye Gray Danavall joins A Healing Paradigm as Communications Director. She holds a Master's Degree from Georgia State University in Communications: Digital Motion Imaging. A Washington, DC native, she moved south to work for the 1996 Olympics in broadcasting. N'Dieye picked up her first camera at the young age of 8 and never put it down. N’Dieye has worked on numerous commercials, films, music and promotional videos. Her passion is documentary photography and videography.
Her work has been featured on CNN.com, in Ebony Magazine and at various film festivals and screenings. Her documentary video “Listen Up: New Voices for Reproductive Justice” is a permanent part of the Sophia Smith Women’s Archive at Smith College in Massachusetts. She has traveled the world photographing and videotaping both cultural and spiritual events. Her various documentary projects have taken her to Gambia, Ghana, Senegal and Nigeria, West Africa, the Kingdom of Swaziland, and South Africa. She is an active member of Sistagraphy, an African-American Photography Collective. N’Dieye has exhibited her pictures in both group and solo exhibits in Atlanta, GA and Baltimore, Md.
N’Dieye is the owner of Wavawoman Creative Media & Films, LLC a company dedicated to providing quality media services while creating thought provoking, visually stimulating and artistic still and moving images. In her role at A Healing Paradigm, she manages social media, marketing and communication strategies, website development, and media relations.
