Free Therapy Initiative
Mental Health & Accessibility
ASafeSpaceMentor is partnering with Sol Health to continue making accessible mental health care a reality through our free therapy initiative. Together, we're offering four months of one-on-one therapy with therapists who honor each individual's lived experiences, identities, and unique journey toward healing.
How It Works
⦾ Get matched and book your first session through the link below—takes 3 minutes
⦾Your first 16 therapy sessions will be applied to your account
⦾ Available in 33 states
⦾ Matched with a therapist who gets your background, identity, lived experiences
⦾ Not the right fit? Get rematched through the portal, and Sol’s care team can help 🫶
⦾ Sol holds a card on file for their 24-hour cancellation policy (you're only charged $30 for late cancels or no-shows)
⦾If you want to continue after the 16 sessions, access care for $30 per session or using insurance
Meet our Mental Health Team
Meet our Mental Health Team
Moradeyo Adeyi
Moradeyo Adeyi, LCSW is a social worker, and adjunct professor, supporting first year graduate students at Columbia University School of Social Work in their foundational course, Decolonizing Social Work. Moradeyo possesses a strong desire to cultivate inclusive and anti-oppressive workspaces through training and education.
At Hunter College she also teaches the Practice Lab on Oppression with the purpose of introducing core antiracist frameworks and approaches to the social work graduate students with the goal that students come away with skills for incorporating social justice models into their work and lives. Moradeyo also works in private practice as a Mental Health psychotherapist.Additionally, Moradeyo serves as a birth/wellness coach and doula, supporting expecting parents on their family planning journeys. Moradeyo earned her Masters in Social Work from Fordham University in 2012.
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Marian Lewin
Hello! My name is Marian (she/her). I am a queer, cis/multiracial Licensed Mental Health Counselor, native New Yorker, and plant mom. In my work, I have one goal in mind: to help people discover and embrace the fullness of their identity. I am here to learn about you and explore your stories and experiences. I hope to create room for compassion and healing to help my clients refocus, dig deep, and cultivate a greater sense of self-awareness. My practice is eclectic and draws from psychodynamic and cognitive-behavioral theories. I look forward to embarking on this journey together!
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
Brittney Williams
My name is Brittney Williams. I am a death and grief doula, spiritual educator, and writer who liberates and inspires others to live empowered lives, hold sacred space for grief and transitions, and die dignified deaths. I am the proud founder of the Ubuntu Wellness Space Foundation (UWSF)! I have over 10 years of experience as a special education teacher, culture consultant, nonprofit program director, and end-of-life doula. I hold degrees in Family, Youth, and Community Sciences and in Leadership from the University of Florida and Harvard University. As a Death and Transition/Grief Doula, Reiki Practitioner, and Educator, I honor the sacred nature of transitions and death while creating educational opportunities centered on grief, death, and liberation.
Death and Transition/Grief Doula, Reiki Practitioner, and Educator