Shetia Richardson is a warm, compassionate clinical intern who is deeply committed to supporting individuals and families through life’s challenges. Currently earning her Master’s in Forensic Psychology at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Shetia brings both academic knowledge and real-world experience to her counseling work. She has spent several years working in community-based mental health settings, helping clients navigate complex systems, connect with vital resources, and feel seen and supported during difficult times. Whether you're facing stress, family challenges, trauma, or simply need someone to talk to, Shetia provides a calm, judgment-free space where healing can begin.
Clients appreciate Shetia’s down-to-earth approach, active listening skills, and ability to make them feel genuinely heard and valued. Her background in psychology, along with her roles in behavioral health clinics and her long-time service as a community advocate and minister, allows her to approach each person holistically—seeing the full picture of their life and experiences. She understands that no two stories are the same and is passionate about walking alongside her clients with empathy, respect, and practical support. If you're looking for someone who will meet you where you are and help you move forward, Shetia is here for you.