Lakeeya Homsey

Lakeeya Natasha is a licensed clinical social worker, therapist, motivational speaker, author, and wellness coach. Lakeeya is a mother of three amazing individuals. She is a daughter, sister, auntie, and friend. Lakeeya is a survivor of childhood trauma, domestic violence, and three failed marriages. Lakeeya has her Master's Degree in Social Work from Temple University. After years of working in various mental health settings, she launched her own private practice in 2018. Transitions4Life, LLC offers mobile and telehealth to busy professionals. Through Transitions4Life LLC, Lakeeya assists individuals, families, couples, and corporate groups in becoming more aware of specific patterns that are keeping them stuck and preventing them from moving forward. She is an advocate in normalizing therapy for wounded healers. In 2020, Transitions4Life LLC added crisis and pandemic support to the list of services provided and has already serviced many companies in the tristate area. She provides the tools and strategies that people need to overcome their obstacles to live their best life and find their defined freedom despite uncertain times. As she was building her private practice, she knew she wanted to help new therapists and future entrepreneurs, so she wrote a series of clinical booklets; Progress Notes Made Simple, Treatment Plans Made Simple, and The Goal Chasers Guide to Clinical Practice. In 2022, she created OTOTM (One Trip Over the Moon, LLC) coaching and consulting practice, where she addresses professional burnout, selfcare, and desire for meaningful connections. Despite all her accomplishments, degrees, and awards…her greatest mission was to heal her own inner child and show that girl love. Her latest book, DEAR EX, is to honor that little girl with the big feelings with nowhere to put them without consequence. Lakeeya Natasha wanted to show everyone that she was just a girl who desired love yet instead gain another lesson. She wanted to show that helpers oftentimes find themselves needing help. Additionally; Lakeeya wanted to encourage more people to use writing as a coping strategy.