Hello, my name is Latricia, and I would love to help you on your path to internal peace.
I specialize in helping survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence heal from trauma, reclaim their self-worth, and build a safe internal world where they can thrive and live liberated.
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I walk alongside survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence, especially those from communities that have been silenced or overlooked. Together, we heal the wounds of trauma, restore a sense of self-worth, and reconnect with the inner strength and cultural wisdom that helps us feel safe, whole, and free to thrive.
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WHAT I OFFER
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Therapy for Adults (18+) who have experienced intimate partner violence or sexual trauma
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Individuals struggling with trust, safety, self-worth, and relationship challenges due to past abuse
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Those seeking a gentle, culturally aware, and empowering therapeutic experience
MY VALUES
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Safety First
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Emotional, physical, and cultural safety is the foundation of healing. I create a space where you are not just heard but protected.
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Empowerment Over Pathologizing
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You are not broken — you are surviving. My role is to help you reconnect with your inner power and rebuild trust in yourself.
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Survivor-Centered Care
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Your story, your pace. I honor your autonomy and never push beyond your readiness. You decide what healing looks like for you.
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Restorative Healing
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Whether through therapy, mindfulness, or self-care tools, everything I offer is rooted in helping you feel whole — not just functional.
Latricia Cunningham, LCSW, SAC-IT
Founder, Internal Peace Pathways LLC
​Is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who helps adults navigate the trauma, anxiety, low self-esteem, and emotional disconnection that comes after their sense of safety has been violated. She brings a compassionate, grounded presence to her work, offering clients a safe space to explore what’s getting in the way of their inner peace and self-trust. With a client-centered and trauma-informed approach, Latricia supports individuals in reconnecting with themselves, healing attachment wounds, and building resilience.
Her practice is rooted in Person-Centered Therapy, which honors each person's inner parts and the stories they carry. She also integrates mindfulness, somatic awareness, and strengths-based practices to support holistic healing.