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Are you ready for growth and change? 

​It is time to acknowledge the trauma and end the unhealthy drama.

You promised yourself you wouldn’t lose your cool again – that next time, you’d keep it together. But you didn’t. You felt the heat building – every button inside you getting pushed – the whirlwind uncoiling in your gut. You tried to diffuse it, but you couldn’t find the words or the strength to stop it. You KNEW you’d regret the outburst but couldn’t help it. And when it happened, it’s like you were watching it all happen from the outside. You know it’s a problem, but the deep breathing, counting backwards, and “talking yourself off the ledge” just don’t work. Once the train leaves the station, there’s no stopping its fury.


You’re trying to do better, but it’s not enough. And the apologies are wearing thin. I’ll work with you to identify where the whirlwind comes from. Then, together, we’ll develop strategies to calm the storm. When you have tools to respond instead of react, you’ll grow in self-awareness, gain emotional control, and create lasting change.
 
The whirlwind doesn’t have to control your story. With the right tools, you can break old patterns, repair trust, and handle challenges without losing yourself in the heat of the moment. You’ve tried doing it alone – now, let’s do it together. Ditch the anger and regret in favor of calm, confidence, and compassion.

 

Call today for a free consultation.

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               Treatment Approach

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

  • Client-Centered Therapy

  • Multicultural Therapy

  • Positive Psychotherapy

  • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

I embrace feminist theory and support my clients to identify and understand the systems they are part of. I will hold up the mirror while you examine your image, and I will echo your words so you can hear yourself. I will build a safe, respectful, nonjudgmental, honest, culturally appropriate, affirming stage for you to meet, uncover, practice, understand, love and embody your best self.  

I am not here to fix or help you. My role as your therapist is to support your desire for growth and change.

Insurance Accepted
NY & NJ

Aetna
Cigna
Oscar (Optum)
Oxford (Optum)
United Healthcare

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you have any restrictions?

For emergencies, call 911. Tele-therapy is not ideal for:

  • People with active psychosis or mania

  • People with active suicidal or homicidal ideation

  • People in crisis situations

I do not have sign language skills

I do not have the skills to provide therapy for:

  • People under the influence of substances

  • Children

  • People with eating disorders

  • Clients through SMS, email or chat messages

How much does therapy cost?

Initial 10 minute phone consultation - Free

Intake and assessment 60 minutes - $225

Ongoing therapy 50 minutes - $195

Ongoing therapy 30 minutes - $155

Payment for therapy can be made with credit, debit, HSA/FSA cards or Zelle transfers.

I accept Venmo and Paypal for classes.

Where do we meet?

Virtual meetings are held on a HIPPA-compliant video call portal​.

What other services do you provide?

Group therapy
Women healing classes
Youth and Adult Mental Health First Aid training
Mental health policy development and staff training
Speaking engagements

Need more information?

Thanks for visiting morolakeodetoyinbo.com and reaching out. We will get back to you soon.

About me

Morolake Odetoyinbo, LMHC, LPC

My name is Morolake (pronounced mo-raw-lah-keh). I am an activist, advocate, researcher, writer, trainer, public speaker and adjunct college professor. I founded a non-profit, fought for universal access to HIV treatment and received multiple awards for my work.​

 

I studied Dramatic Arts at Obafemi Awolowo University (Great Ife!). Learnt activism in Treatment Action Campaign, South Africa. Studied HIV science and treatment literacy at the African American HIV University, a project of the Black AIDS Institute in LA. I learnt the art of negotiating and the power of my voice from global AIDS activists. From my African sisters and warrior queens, I understood the power of community mobilization. I found strength, love, pain, dance, music, resilience, organized chaos and jollof rice in Nigeria.

 

Twenty years after working in global health advocacy and non-profit, I returned to school to study mental health. In America, I learnt to embrace the fullness of me. I have experience working on anxiety,  immigrant acculturation and sexual reproductive health and rights, LGBTQ concerns and HIV/AIDS,

In addition to English, I speak fluent Yoruba and West African Pidgin.

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