Lovette Coleman, BA

Lovette holds her Bachelors of Arts in Psychology from Northwestern University, where she is
also studying for her Masters of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT). As a dedicated intern at Progressive Psychological Healthcare, she exemplifies a commitment to excellence in her field.

Drawing from a rich background in patient advocacy, Lovette has honed her skills in guiding individuals and families through the labyrinth of healthcare systems, ensuring they receive
nothing short of outstanding care. Her unique experiences have taught her empathy, conflict resolution, critical thinking, and negotiation skills, enabling her to address each client’s unique needs with precision and compassion.

Therapeutic approach:
Lovette embodies profound compassion and unwavering enthusiasm in cultivating robust and
genuine therapeutic alliances. She is dedicated to nurturing a collaborative and empowering
atmosphere to assist clients in confronting their challenges and surmounting obstacles using an
integrative systemic approach to therapy. Central to her practice is the conviction that elevating
awareness and understanding of the cultural, communal, and relational systems that shape
individuals is paramount. This holistic insight empowers her to provide tailored support that
honors each client’s unique journey.

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