PsychWorks Clinic LLC

10/16/2025

Black Men’s Support Group
This Saturday, October 18th at 1 PM at Heart of Northside, 4222 Hamilton Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45223

Brothers, come through and take a moment to breathe, reflect, and connect.
This group is a space for Black men to show up as our full selves—no masks, no judgment, just community and real talk.

We’ll talk about what’s been heavy, what’s been hopeful, and how to keep moving forward.

Cost: $40 per session (insurance accepted, scholarships available)
Learn more or sign up at psychworksllc.com/black-mens-group

Take care of yourself. Take care of my friend for me!

09/16/2025

Black Men’s Support Group is this Saturday!

Saturday, Sept. 20th | 🕐 1 PM
Heart of Northside – 4222 Hamilton Ave., Cincinnati

This group is a safe, powerful space for ALL Black men to come together, share openly, and support one another. Whether you’re carrying stress, seeking brotherhood, or just need a place to be heard, you belong here.

$40/session | Insurance accepted | Scholarships available
Sign up: psychworksllc.com/black-mens-group

Come as you are. Leave stronger. ✊🏾

Don't forget to forward this to a brother you know might need the help and support!

08/13/2025

Black Men’s Support Group on August 16

Brothers, this is your space. A space to breathe, to be heard, and to be real without judgment.

Join us Saturday, August 16, at 1 PM at Heart of Northside (4222 Hamilton Ave, Cincinnati, OH) for an open, honest conversation about life, challenges, and growth.

$40/session — Insurance accepted. Scholarships available.
In-person. Confidential. Supportive.
Register here: psychworksllc.com/black-mens-group

Let’s do the work together. Because when one of us heals, we all heal.

07/22/2025

Meet Dr. Josalyn Foster at Psychworks!

We’re thrilled to welcome Dr. Josalyn Foster, Ph.D., our newest clinician at Psychworks Clinic! She brings a warm, thoughtful, and culturally conscious approach to therapy — blending evidence-based care with real-life insight.

Dr. Foster works with children through adults, with a special focus on supporting girls, women, and families navigating life transitions, identity shifts, or emotional challenges. She creates space to feel grounded, seen, and supported.

Psychworks is now accepting new clients in-person at our Sharonville office or via telehealth.

07/18/2025

Black Men’s Support Group – This Saturday at 1PM 🖤

Calling all Black men in the Cincinnati area:

Join us Saturday, July 20 at 1:00 PM for our monthly support group, created specifically for Black men to process, heal, and grow in community.

📍 Heart of Northside – 4222 Hamilton Ave, Cincinnati
💰 $40 per session | Insurance accepted | Scholarships available
📲 Register here: psychworksllc.com/black-mens-group

Led by Dr. Ritch Hall II, this group is a powerful space to talk about what we’re carrying, without judgment. Topics include mental health, emotional wellness, relationships, fatherhood, identity, and more.

Come as you are. You don’t have to do this alone.

04/10/2025

🚨 Psychworks is expanding! 🚨

We’re on the lookout for a new office space to support our growing team and community. We're in need of 3–4 private offices and are hoping to stay central to Cincinnati, but we’re looking to avoid downtown.

Northside is tops on our list, and we’re also open to College Hill and Finneytown—places that reflect the warmth, comfort, and community-centered vibe we’re known for.

If you know Dr. Hall, you know he’s not about sterile office parks or corporate coworking spaces. We’re looking for a space that feels like home, where folks can walk in, take a breath, and feel supported.

Got a lead or suggestion? Please send us a message or reach out at PsychworksLLC@gmail.com.

Let’s find the next healing space together. 🖤

03/18/2025

📢 Calling all psychologists! Join us for an exclusive in-person workshop!

📅 Date: April 11, 2025
🕘 Time: 9:00 AM – 12:15 PM
📍 Location: Anderson Center

✨ Building Resilience Together: Creating Bridges for Connection ✨

This workshop is designed to equip psychologists with essential tools to navigate evolving practice demands.

Topics include:
✅ Inclusive care strategies
✅ Navigating high-conflict conversations
✅ Safe & effective social media use
✅ Medicaid & policy updates
✅ Advocacy training with direct access to Representative Rachel Baker

Earn 3 CEUs while gaining practical skills and expanding your impact!

🎤 Featuring expert speakers:
🔹 Dr. Ritch Hall – President, Cincinnati ABPsi
🔹 Dr. Susan Urmetz – President, CAPP
🔹 Dustin McKee, MSW – CEO, OPA
🔹 Representative Rachel Baker – Ohio House of Representatives

💰 Cost:
🔹 CAPP/ABPsi Members: $60
🔹 Non-Members: $90
🔹 Students: $25

🔗 Register now: https://cappnet.org/events/

03/11/2025

Black Men’s Support Group – This Saturday, 3/15 at 1 PM

Fellas, when was the last time you had space to just be — without judgment, pressure, or feeling like you had to hold it all in?

This Saturday, join us at Heart of Northside for a space designed specifically for us, by us. We'll talk, unpack, and support each other through life’s challenges. Whether you're navigating stress, relationships, fatherhood, or just need a place to breathe — this is for you.

📅 Date: Saturday, March 15
🕐 Time: 1 PM
📍 Location: Heart of Northside, 4222 Hamilton Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45223
💰 Cost: $40 per session (insurance & scholarships available)

Let's build, connect, and heal — together. See you there!

Sign Up Here: https://psychworksllc.com/black-mens-group

03/06/2025

Reminder!
Dr. Hall is presenting at this event tomorrow at 6:00 pm!
Live on Zoom!

Sacred Spaces, Safe Spaces: Bridging Faith and Mental Health is an interactive workshop designed to help faith leaders, laypersons, chaplains, and community organizers support individuals facing mental health and addiction challenges. Grounded in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Motivational Interviewing (MI), this session will equip participants with skills to validate emotions while encouraging meaningful change, navigate difficult conversations with empathy, and recognize when professional intervention is necessary. Through role-playing exercises and real-world case studies, attendees will practice distress tolerance strategies, strengthen their ability to support those in crisis, and learn how to guide individuals toward professional care while maintaining a safe and compassionate faith-based environment.

Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/AeM0W48QRGqtY5pxUocacQ

This workshop is made possible by a generous grant from the McCullough-Hyde Foundation and the Interfaith Center's "Building Healthy Communities: Strategies and Resources for Faith Communities" project.