• Undergraduate & Graduate School: Case Western Reserve University

Tanisha Askew-Gingerich has 19 years experience as a licensed practitioner with an emphasis on high-risk groups, children, youth, and families, and groups who experience high levels of discriminatory practices. Trained in both clinical intervention and drug and alcohol addiction, the ultimate goal is to help every client lead a healthier and more functional lifestyle. She has previously conducted research in HIV, worked as an admitting practitioner for psychiatric ER, private practice, conducted anger management groups, court liaison for Cuyahoga County , and has served underprivileged youth and communities.

Specializing in CBT therapy, anxiety disorders, borderline personality disorders, group therapy, and alcohol and drug, and educational differences co-occurring with various mental health diagnoses. Beginning to treat individuals who are victims of domestic violence with an emphasis on narcissistic abuse recovery.

Tanisha Gingerich graduated from Case Western Reserve University, Mandel School Of Applied Social Sciences in 2007 with her Masters in Social Work. She places a high emphasis on listening and helping client's navigate through some of life's biggest challenges, while creating an action plan to help them meet realistic therapeutic goals.