Dr. Jamila Codrington (she/her) is a licensed psychologist, educator, and trauma-informed DEIBJ consultant, trainer, and facilitator. She maintains a private practice and psychological consultancy in New York and has over two decades of direct service, supervision, and training in the public mental health sector at Astor Services. Dr. Codrington is also the Founder and CEO of Asili Services, Inc., in which she provides therapeutic spaces and curated experiences for community and relationship building, elevating purpose-driven work, and promoting holistic health and well-being.Dr. Codrington is a published author and public speaker who has been featured in several local and national publications, podcasts, and news broadcasts sharing her expertise on culturally-aligned mental health treatment, trauma, and racial equity. Throughout her career, she’s worked with non-profits, corporations, Fortune 500 companies, faith-based institutions, and educational institutions, leveraging her combined expertise as a psychologist, educator, scholar and cultural artist to specifically address social justice issues, antiracism, and healing amongst oppressed and marginalized individuals/communities.Additionally, she serves on several nonprofit boards and is a Past President of the New York Association of Black Psychologists. Dr. Codrington has a distinguished career in mental health and has received numerous national and local awards recognizing her service and commitment in the field. She holds a PhD in Counseling Psychology from the University of Maryland at College Park, with postdoctoral specialization in youth and families.