Lisa Hewick is the Director of Counseling at solutions for Mindfulness, and a Licensed Certified Professional Counselor with twelve years’ experience. She earned a master’s degree in Clinical Community Counseling from John Hopkins University. Lisa’s clinical experience includes outpatient, inpatient, crisis intervention, and clinical supervision.

At SFM, Lisa helps individuals gain an understanding and manage issues that may be interfering with their everyday life, relationships, and personal growth. Her passion is to help individuals find their strengths, courage, and confidence to build resiliency. Lisa has an integrative approach which includes trauma work, CBT, Solution Focus, Person-Centered, Mindfulness, and Behavioral therapy.

Mental health symptoms may emerge or worsen during times of uncertainty, major life decisions, and transitions. Therapy can help individuals navigate through life and maintain stability. Lisa works with SFM’s leadership to make quality care accessible to those in need.

Mr. Ofor is a board-certified Family Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner practicing in Maryland since 2019. He graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing from the Chamberlain University of Nursing. After more than 11 years of working as a Psychiatric Registered Nurse, he obtained a Master’s Degree in Nursing from the University of South Alabama. Mr. Ofor provides Evidence-based holistic care with the Patients as the driving forces of their treatment.

Dr. Angela Onwuanibe, is a board certified psychiatrist, and a diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. Dr Onwuanibe has over 37 years experience in General Medicine and has 24 years practice experience in Psychiatry and psychopharmacology. She completed her residency in psychiatry at Georgetown University in Washington DC in 1999 after obtaining her medical degree to obtain a Masters of Public health and Finance from the University of London in 1994
Dr Onwuanibe has been Board Certified since 2001.

After Completing her training she joined the faculty of the University of Maryland and stayed there for many years in many various positions, as an assistant professor then becoming a service director for Adult inpatient psychiatry and Master clinician for the psychiatry service line. she received multiple awards during her time at the university of Maryland including,
The Virginia Huffer Award for excellence in medical student teaching and the Walter Weintraub award for teacher of the year 2012.

She is very passionate about advocacy and health care disparities in psychiatry which led her to spend Over 10 years with the State of Maryland Forensic services, where she practiced forensic psychiatry and was privileged to work with patients with significant mental illness, and advocate for patients with mental health in our legal system

Dr Onwuanibe has practiced evidence based and compassionate care psychiatry in Columbia, Maryland for over 10 years. She started with her role as the Medical Director for Solutions For Mindfulness, which enabled her to reach out to clients, patients and colleagues and build a collaborative care model for delivery of psychiatric services in Maryland.

In her current role as the Group Medical Chair for Solutions for Mindfulness and the Director for Quality improvement, she looks forward to continuing to work with patients with Mental health needs, help and seek solutions for patients in crisis, and work collaboratively with patients families and health care partners to deliver quality, psychiatric services.

Earl is a Licensed Counselor in Maryland practicing since 2016. Earl’s graduate work was completed at Loyola University Maryland in 2016, commencing with a MS in Clinical Counseling, emphasis in pastoral counseling. Earl has been a member of the American Counseling Association and has worked here at SFM since the Fall of 2019. Earl also attended the Ecumenical Institute in Baltimore, a non-denominational branch of St. Mary’s Seminary & University commencing with a MA in Theology in 2003. Additionally, Earl has also served as part-time pastor since 2006. These opportunities and education has created an enriched background which has helped him develop skills in connecting with his clients, no matter where they are, emotionally, mentally or spiritually. Additionally, Earl’s clinic work has focused on serving a diverse population with a variety of mental health needs, cultural differences and occupational diversity. Earl considers his work very rewarding, and believes that good mental health starts with a better understanding of self. Through the use of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) and Nutrition and Mental Health, all of which Earl holds certifications; Earl has helped numerous clients obtain insight, increase self esteem, enrich their relationships, understand their core values & beliefs, determine their worldview and establish how their current “way of being” may better serve their personal needs and goals.