ABOUT
Howze Your Health
The formation of HYH came from a desire to share resources, tools, and help build a healthy connection between mental health and the community.
First with sharing on social media with inspirational quotes, resourceful videos, and engaging the community in dialogue and activities that challenged them to seek support and understanding around mental health related topics.
Howze Your Health has since shifted its focus and honed in on supporting child and adolescent mental health. Since its shift, HYH has been able to develop new tools and resources to include a feelings card game and a book titled, In My Mind. Both of which come with extended activities to continue to support social and emotional health.
Howze Your Health continues to expand offering therapy services and therapeutic support in the form of consultation and presentations for clinical and non clinical audiences. We’re hoping the resources created would have not only helped those who have personally worked with us but will get to enter the homes, classrooms, and therapeutic offices of others. Let’s be well together!
The formation of HYH came from a desire to share resources, tools, and help build a healthy connection between mental health and the community.
First with sharing on social media with inspirational quotes, resourceful videos, and engaging the community in dialogue and activities that challenged them to seek support and understanding around mental health related topics.
ABOUT
Howze Your Health
Shamara Howze, LPC, LCPC, RPT, NCC
Founder
Shamara Howze, a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor and Play Therapist, sees herself as an internal wound healer. With nearly a decade of experience, she specializes in addressing unseen wounds through therapy, finding fulfillment in guiding individuals on their journey toward healing.
Throughout her career, Shamara has focused on serving children and their families, employing the transformative power of play therapy. She believes in the holistic approach of therapy, recognizing that working with children often involves supporting the entire family unit. By bridging the gap between young minds and other family members, Shamara fosters deeper connections and understanding within households.
Shamara's therapeutic approach is child-centered, allowing children to lead the way in their healing journey. Additionally, she integrates evidence-based models such as Theraplay, Synergetic Play Therapy, and Circle of Security into her practice. Incorporating attachment-based models, Shamara emphasizes the crucial role of caregivers in the healing process, providing guidance and strategies to support families every step of the way.
"Healing takes courage, and we all have courage, even if we have to dig a little to find it".
-Tori Amos
