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Monday 11am - 3pm Tuesday 11am - 8pm Wednesday 11am - 3pm Thursday 11am - 8pm Friday 11am - 3pm

Iama Center, LLC

Mental Health group practice providing counseling, supervision, parent and staff training.

04/01/2026

As Social Work Month comes to a close, we want to take a moment to recognize the depth, dedication, and impact of this profession.
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Social work is more than what people often see. It is years of education, training, supervision, and a lifelong commitment to ethical, informed care.

It is advocacy, accountability, and the ability to support individuals, families, and communities through some of life’s most complex challenges.

From clinical settings to schools, hospitals, and community spaces, social workers continue to show up, uplifting individuals, defending dignity, and working to transform systems that impact mental health and well-being.

At Iama Center, we are proud to be part of a profession rooted in care, equity, and community.
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03/31/2026

This Social Work Month, we’re highlighting the clinicians behind the work at Iama Center.
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Meet Shanara Lee, whose passion for supporting children, families, and young mothers continues to make an impact.

From advocating for those who need it most to creating safe spaces for individuals navigating life transitions, her work reflects the heart of community-centered care.

💬 Help us celebrate Shanara and the work she does to support mental health and well-being.
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03/20/2026

This Social Work Month, we’re highlighting the clinicians behind the work at Iama Center.
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Meet LaTonya Epps, LMSW, whose passion for mental health advocacy and compassionate care continues to support individuals and families navigating trauma, life transitions, and emotional well-being.

Her work reflects the heart of social work, as she meets people where they are and helps them move forward.

💬 Help us celebrate LaTonya and the impact of social workers everywhere.
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03/19/2026

This Women’s History Month, we honor the legacy of women like Dr. Dorothy Height, whose work reminds us that care, advocacy, and community are at the heart of meaningful change.

Her words reflect a core truth in both social work and mental health: the belief that supporting others strengthens entire communities.

💬 How are you showing up for your community today?
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03/17/2026

This Women’s History Month, we honor Ms. Jacki McKinny, a trailblazing advocate for culturally responsive mental health care.

From surviving trauma, addiction, and systemic barriers to becoming a national voice for African American women and families, her work has transformed public mental health services.

Through advocacy, education, and leadership, she’s challenged systems to better support those who need it most.

💬 Join us in celebrating her legacy and the impact of social work.
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03/16/2026

Social workers do some of the hardest work, often behind the scenes.
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From unmanageable caseloads to systemic barriers, burnout, and lack of recognition, the challenges are real.

But despite these hurdles, social workers continue to advocate, heal, and strengthen communities every day.

💬 This Social Work Month, we honor the dedication, resilience, and impact of social workers everywhere.
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03/14/2026

Leadership in mental health also means challenging the systems that shape it.
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This Women’s History Month, we recognize Dr. Altha J. Stewart, who made history in 2018 as the first Black president of the American Psychiatric Association.

Throughout her career, she has been a powerful advocate for underserved communities, emphasizing how poverty, discrimination, and trauma influence mental health outcomes.

Her work continues to remind the field that meaningful mental health care requires addressing both individual needs and the broader systems that impact well-being.

💬 Join us in recognizing women whose leadership continues to shape the future of mental health.
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03/13/2026

When many people hear “social worker,” they immediately think of therapy or CPS.
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But the field of social work reaches far beyond these roles.

Social workers serve in many roles across communities through shaping public policy, responding to crises, developing programs, supporting workplaces, conducting research, and advocating for equitable access to care.

During Social Work Month, we’re highlighting the breadth of this profession and the many ways social workers strengthen communities every day.

💬 Which of these roles surprised you the most?
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03/11/2026

This Social Work Month, we’re highlighting the people behind the work at Iama Center.
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We’re proud to recognize Kwajera (Qwi-year-a), LCSW-C, for her leadership and dedication to advancing mental health care through Iama Center.

Her vision continues to guide the work we do every day by creating space for healing, empowering individuals and families, and strengthening communities through compassionate, trauma-informed care.

We’re grateful for the leadership, passion, and purpose that continue to shape our mission.

💬 Join us in celebrating the impact of social workers this month.
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03/10/2026

Three words that help define social work: Uplift. Defend. Transform.
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Social workers…
👉🏽Uplift individuals and families during vulnerable moments
👉🏽 Defend the dignity and rights of those navigating systemic barriers,
👉🏽Transform communities through advocacy, care, and connection to resources.

During National Social Work Month, we recognize the dedication, compassion, and resilience social workers bring to the work of supporting mental health and community well-being.

💬 Tag a social worker who embodies these values.
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03/09/2026

As social workers, we carry a lot — often more than people realize.
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During National Social Work Month, we’re recognizing both the impact of social workers and the challenges many of us face in the profession. Heavy caseloads and limited support can make an already demanding role even more difficult.

Even so, we continue to show up for individuals, families, and communities every day.

💬 If you’re a social worker, your work matters.
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1325 Bedford Avenue, Unit # 5704
West Baltimore, MD
21282

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Monday	11am - 3pm
Tuesday	11am - 8pm
Wednesday	11am - 3pm
Thursday	11am - 8pm
Friday	11am - 3pm

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+14432721526

Website

http://www.iamacenter.com/

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