Charlotte, NC — African-American psychotherapist, Mary Lisa Moore, is celebrating 11 years as a minority woman-owned business since establishing her private practice in 2006.
At the young age of 12, Lisa inspired by popular local Black-owned businesses like Burgess, Suburban Mart and Colvin Funeral Home – that seemed to thrive despite the harsh realities of the communities they served – made the commitment that she too would own a business and support the community. The valuable experience earned while employed as a docent and summer tour guide for the Afro-American Historical and Cultural Museum in Philadelphia and later as a MBRS (Minority Biomedical Research Support) college student only fueled her desire to one day be self-employed.
Educational Background
A proud Aggie, Lisa graduated from North Carolina A&T State University with a B.A. in Psychology (1994) and a M.S. in Agency Counseling (1997) respectively. Nearly a decade later Moore Professional Counseling opened in Fayetteville, NC and quickly expanded to Greensboro and Charlotte, NC.
Current and Past Professional Affiliations Include:
* Member of NAACP
* Mecklenburg County Youth Network Empowerment Team (YNET) Provider
* Served on Advisory Board Member of the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council (JCPC) April 2012- June 2014
About Moore Professional Counseling
Mary Lisa Moore has dedicated 20+ years to the Mental Health profession providing quality clinical services to individuals from all walks of life with compassion and cultural competency. The extensive background specializing in serving individuals and families impacted by trauma and clients challenged with anger and impulse control issues make her the go-to therapist for civilians and military personnel alike.
Lisa prides herself on offering therapy services during hours that are flexible and most convenient for the client. Often times office visits and telehealth sessions are scheduled for late evenings and weekends/holidays to accommodate the non-stop hustle and bustle experienced by many.
Future Goals Include:
* Establishing the Mildred L. Moore Scholarship Endowment to support NCA&T State University students and honor her deceased mother (August 31, 1948-September 19, 1999)
* Providing critical clinical perspective as a TV Consultant and Aftercare Specialist for Television Production companies
* Expanding services to provide telehealth care nationally and globally
For more details about Moore Professional Counseling, visit www.mooreprofessionaltherapy.com
PRESS CONTACT:
Mary Lisa Moore, LPCS, LPC
lisa@mooreprofessionaltherapy.com
704-974-2718