Dr. LaTonya Summers: From Foster Care to Ph.D - a podcast by Kim Honeycutt, MSW, LCSW, CCFC, LCAS

This week, my friend Dr. LaTonya Summers is sharing her story of victory, healing, and championing the black mental health community. You'll be fascinated to find that Dr. Summers spend time in foster care, was kidnapped twice, overcame trauma, and sought an education in counseling in order to find healing. Join us as we find out what flipped her lid and where God has taken her since then!
Dr. LaTonya Summers is an award-winning assistant professor of clinical mental health counseling at Jacksonville University. There, she brings 24 years of clinical mental health and addiction counseling experience and conducts research on multicultural issues in counseling and supervision.Her work is featured in scholarly journals and at international and national professional conferences.
Summers founded the national annual Black Mental Health Symposium, a conference aimed to equip mental health professionals with culturally-specific skills to improve mental wellness in Black communities.She serves as the president of the Florida Association for Multicultural Counseling and Development and has been featured in O Magazine.
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