Welcome to UJIMA Therapeutic Services
As an LCSW with a Master's degree from the University of Wisconsin, I'm deeply committed to providing culturally competent and inclusive therapy services to individuals from diverse backgrounds. With a focus on serving BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) communities, I'm dedicated to addressing the unique needs and challenges faced by marginalized populations. I approach therapy from a trauma-informed and anti-oppressive lens. My therapeutic approach is grounded in empathy, cultural humility, and social justice, as I work collaboratively with clients to navigate the intersections of identity, culture, and mental health.
I specialize in providing therapy for those struggling with addiction, criminal justice involvement, depression, and anxiety, recognizing the disproportionate impact of these issues on BIPOC communities. I empower individuals to heal, grow, and reclaim control over their lives through evidence-based interventions and strength-based practices.
I am committed to serving BIPOC communities with compassion, cultural humility, and social justice advocacy. Focusing on healing and empowerment, I strive to create a safe, affirming therapeutic space where individuals can thrive, reclaim their narratives, and build resilient futures. I aim to amplify the voices and experiences of marginalized individuals.
Services
Individual Counseling
Empowers individuals with personalized, culturally sensitive counseling.
Family Counseling
Strengthens family bonds through culturally aware communication strategies.
Group Therapy
Participants are exposed to different points of view and can relate to the struggles other face.
Testimonials
" Where can I relax, vent and also get closure? That was a question I often asked myself. Then I decided to look into UJIMA Therapeutic Services for help. The first time I sat on the pink sofa and opened my mouth, heart and head to Olinka I knew I was in the right place. Professionalism, confidentiality and results are things that I sought and found at UJIMA."
Sonja K.
"I've been coming here for maybe 6 months & I can't express enough how grateful I am for Olinka's service to me & my familyI! I was never been a big fan of therapy but coming here feels more like talking to a long lost family member thats willing to listen & provide insight for whatever youre going through!! Very Professional & safe space I will recommend her a thousand times!!! "
Brittany W.
"I have done almost a 360 since seeking counseling with Ms. Clark. She's a wonderful therapist who really listens and cares about her clients. I was giving up all hope until I started meeting once a week for 60 minutes and it has helped me tremendously. I would highly recommend this if seeking counseling or therapy. I love the fact that she's an African American female as well because she can definitely relate. I thank God for Ms. Olinka Clark truly. God's beautiful gift she is."
Ebony
Testimonials
"I've had problems with opening up and trusting therapist before, it took me a while to finally take the steps to seek out someone I could trust. Ms. Clark has made me feel like I have a safe environment to consult about the traumas I've experienced. There is never judgement in the things we discuss and she often gives insightful feedback."
J. Gaines
"Olinka is amazing! I came to her after a very difficult time in my life. She has been so great in supporting me. She helps me put things into perspective and gives me things to work on each week to better myself and move forward."
Jennifer M.
"I've been doing therapy for about 10 years now.. I can say, Ms. Olinka is THE best therapist I've had!! I've been thru about 5 therapists and she's the only one that makes me feel comfortable and not judgemental about anything I share!! She goes above and beyond for her clients! "
Aushantay W.
Frequently Asked Questions
Contact us
Reach out to UJIMA Therapeutic Services for compassionate support tailored to BIPOC communities.
Location
UJIMA Therapeutic Services
The Summit Campus
1027 West Rudisill Blvd., Ste. 127
Fort Wayne, Indiana 46807
About us
UJIMA is as Kwaanza principle that means
"Collective Work and Responsibility. Making my brother and sister problems my problems, and working to solve them together."
UJIMA Therapeutic Services is dedicated to providing high-quality, culturally sensitive counseling to BIPOC communities in Fort Wayne, Indiana. My mission is to understand and address the unique needs of marginalized populations, offering a safe and empowering space for healing and growth. I believe in the power of community, collaboration, and compassionate care, and am committed to making a positive impact in the lives of those I serve. I am passionate about promoting emotional well-being, personal growth, and resilience among my clients.