A Relationship-Based Approach

to explore all the important relationships in your life

Nurturing Relationships. Inspiring Healing. Transforming Generations.

At Queendom Come Coaching, we believe that healing happens through connection, and that healthy relationships are the foundation of emotional wellness, strong families, and thriving communities.

We are a relationship-centered mental health and professional development practice committed to supporting individuals, couples, families, and the professionals who care for them.

Our work is grounded in the understanding that our earliest relationships shape how we experience safety, belonging, emotional regulation, and connection throughout our lives. We recognize that the emotional well-being of caregivers and the relational health of children are deeply interconnected, and that supporting one creates opportunities to strengthen the other.

With specialized expertise in perinatal mental health, infant and early childhood mental health, and intergenerational trauma, we provide compassionate therapeutic services, professional education, reflective supervision, and organizational consultation.

We are especially committed to addressing inequities in maternal and infant mental health, amplifying the experiences of Black women and families, and advancing culturally responsive systems of care.

Whether we're supporting a mother navigating the transition into parenthood, helping couples strengthen their relationships, or equipping professionals to better serve families, our goal remains the same: to create meaningful opportunities for healing, connection, and generational wellness.

Our Mission

To promote emotional and relational wellness by providing culturally responsive, trauma-informed therapeutic services, professional education, and consultation that strengthen individuals, families, and the systems that support them.

Our Vision

We envision a future where every individual feels valued, every caregiver has access to meaningful support, every child experiences nurturing relationships, and every family has the opportunity to build a legacy of emotional wellness.

We strive to contribute to communities where mental health care is accessible, culturally affirming, and rooted in the understanding that healthy relationships are essential to lifelong well-being.

Our Philosophy: Healing Is Relational. Wellness Is Generational.

We believe that our experiences shape us, but they do not have to define the generations that follow.

Every family carries a story shaped by relationships, culture, history, adversity, resilience, and love. Our work honors those stories while creating space for healing, growth, and new possibilities.

We recognize that intergenerational healing is not simply about interrupting patterns of trauma. It is also about nurturing the strengths, protective relationships, cultural wisdom, and positive experiences that families carry forward.

At Queendom Come Coaching, we approach wellness through a relational lens, recognizing that supporting caregivers, strengthening family relationships, and investing in the professionals who serve them can create meaningful change across generations.

We prioritize generational relationship health

“We do as we have been done by.”
― John Bowlby

Our Core Values

Connection & Relationships

We believe meaningful relationships are central to healing, emotional regulation, resilience, and lifelong wellness.

Cultural Responsiveness & Equity

We honor the diverse identities, lived experiences, and cultural strengths of the individuals and communities we serve while advocating for equitable access to quality mental health care.

Compassion & Authenticity

We strive to create welcoming, nonjudgmental environments where individuals and professionals feel safe to reflect, learn, heal, and grow.

Generational Wellness

We believe in strengthening protective relationships, celebrating family resilience, and creating opportunities to disrupt harmful patterns while cultivating healthier legacies.

Reflective Practice & Professional Growth

We recognize that supporting the wellness of professionals is essential to strengthening the quality of care provided to children and families.

Empowerment & Collaboration

We value the expertise that individuals, families, and communities bring to their own experiences. We believe meaningful and sustainable change happens through partnership rather than prescription.

What is Perinatal Mental Health?

Perinatal mental health is all about caring for your emotional and relational well-being during pregnancy and the first year after your baby arrives. This season of life can bring joy, hope, and excitement—but it can also bring big changes, unexpected feelings, and moments that feel heavier than you imagined. Perinatal mental health support helps you navigate these changes with compassion, steadiness, and a sense of connection to yourself, your baby, and the people who matter most.
For Parents
- Emotional Support: Pregnancy and the postpartum period can stir up anxiety, sadness, or overwhelm. You don’t have to carry that alone.
- Stronger Relationships: This season can stretch partnerships and support systems. Therapy can help you feel more understood and connected.
- Confidence & Clarity: With guidance, many parents start to feel more capable, calm, and attuned to their own needs and their baby’s needs.
For Infants
- Secure Attachment: Babies thrive when caregivers feel resourced and supported.
- Healthy Development: A parent’s emotional health lays the foundation for a baby’s early brain development and sense of security.
Caring for yourself is one of the most meaningful ways you care for your baby.
Perinatal mental health challenges are common, treatable, and nothing to be ashamed of. Many parents experience some of the following:
- Ongoing sadness, tearfulness, or emotional numbness
- Intense worry or racing thoughts
- Feeling disconnected from your baby or partner
- Irritability, anger, or emotional overwhelm
- Difficulty sleeping even when the baby sleeps
- Panic attacks or intrusive thoughts
- Feeling “not like yourself” or unsure of your ability to parent
If these experiences sound familiar, you are not failing—your nervous system is asking for support.

We have specialized training in perinatal grief and loss

You Deserve Support, and You Don’t Have to Navigate This Alone

Reaching out for help during the perinatal period is an act of strength and care. Whether you’re pregnant, newly postpartum, or anywhere along your parenting journey, we’re here to walk alongside you with compassion and evidence-based support.

If you’re ready to feel more grounded, connected, and supported, we invite you to contact us.
Your healing and well-being matter—and we’re here when you’re ready.

Reach out for support TODAY!

What is Infant Mental Health?

Infant mental health focuses on the emotional, social, and relational development of babies from birth to age five. Even in the earliest months of life, infants are building the foundations for how they connect, trust, communicate, and understand the world around them.
Infant mental health support isn’t about diagnosing babies the way we diagnose older children—it’s about understanding their cues, nurturing secure relationships, and helping caregivers feel confident and connected. When we support an infant’s emotional world, we are also supporting the caregivers who shape that world every day.
For Infants
- Secure Attachment: Babies need consistent, nurturing relationships to feel safe and develop healthy bonds.
- Healthy Brain Development: Early interactions—eye contact, comfort, soothing, play—literally shape the architecture of the brain.
- Emotional Regulation: Infants learn how to cope with stress through the calm, supportive presence of caregivers.
For Parents and Caregivers
- Understanding Your Baby: Support can help you make sense of your baby’s cues, temperament, and needs.
- Confidence in Parenting: Guidance can reduce stress and increase your sense of competence and connection.
- Strengthening the Parent–Infant Bond: When the relationship feels safe and attuned, both baby and caregiver thrive.
Infant mental health is really relationship health—and it grows strongest when families receive the support they need.

Support for You and Your Baby

If you’re noticing challenges or simply feeling unsure about your baby’s emotional world, you don’t have to figure it out alone. Early support can strengthen connection, reduce stress, and create lasting positive impact for both you and your child.

If you’re ready to feel more supported and connected in your relationship with your baby, we invite you to reach out.
We’re here to help you and your little one grow, together.

Reach out for support TODAY!

What You Can Expect

Convenience: All sessions are via telehealth. You can join your session from the privacy of your own home.

Personalized Support: Each therapy session is tailored to your unique needs, goals, and preferences. I believe in collaborative work- with a plan that fits you and the life you want to build.
Empathetic Listening: You will be heard without judgment in a safe and non-judgmental environment. My intention is to provide compassionate support as you explore your thoughts, feelings, barriers and goals.
Evidence-Based Techniques: I draw from a variety of evidence-based therapeutic approaches and interventions, paired with practical tools and strategies to cope with life's challenges and foster healing.
Self-Discovery and Growth: Therapy is not just about addressing problems; it's also an opportunity for self-discovery and personal growth. Through exploration and reflection, you'll gain deeper insights into yourself, your relationships, and your patterns of behavior, empowering you to make meaningful and lasting changes in your life.
Cultural Sensitivity: My passion is for providing a thoughtful space to explore the impacts of our cultural identity on our overall wellbeing.
Confidentiality: Your privacy is of the utmost importance to us. All sessions are confidential, ensuring that you can feel safe and comfortable sharing your thoughts and feelings openly.

Hear What Others are Saying…

I can not recommend Amaris enough! I came to her for marriage counseling thinking majority of the focus would be on my husband, however, she was able to make me realize to focus on myself and the impact I alone can have on my marriage, as you can not change others. The realness and honesty that was provided to me was so meaningful I am not sure there are words to show the appreciation. The way she has taught me to think and view not only my marriage relationship but also how I deal with others is unmatched, and because of her counseling services, not only am I a better person, but I am also still happily married, where as before I was married and looking quickly for the exit! I Highly recommend, and thank you so much for everything you have done and will continue to do for me and my family!

Tina
"Amaris' workshop was so eye-opening! I learned so much about the importance of early emotional development and how to create a supportive environment for my baby's mental wellness. Her insights on attachment theory and how my actions affect my child's development were invaluable. I feel more confident as a parent now."

Anna
This was my first time in therapy and I really didn't know what to expect. Amaris made me feel safe-she listened and encouraged me to use tools gain confidence

Michelle
If you're waiting to start premarital therapy...DON'T!! Amaris helped us see how our own "stuff" was causing issues in our marriage. She helped us learn how to stay connected and communicate. It really helped us prepare for our marriage. We can't recommend her enough!!!

Keith and Ashley