Opening the Door

To Emotional Well-Being for
​Charlotte-Mecklenburg area residents.

About Us

Psychology For All is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that exists to help open the door to emotional well-being by providing psychotherapy services for members of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg community who face various barriers to accessing the mental health care they need. We connect qualified adults with our diverse list of licensed local psychological service providers who have agreed to provide discounted services to help improve the mental health of our community.

​Launched in the summer of 2015 by a team of mental health services providers and community leaders, passionate about improving the mental health of Charlotte’s residents, Psychology for All is dedicated to breaking down the barriers to mental health services.

How Does it Work?

HOW WE HELP

We connect clients with our diverse list of licensed local psychological services providers who have agreed to provide discounted services to help improve mental health in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg area.

Clients receive up to 8 sessions from our partners and are eligible for more sessions as needed. 

Who We Are

Our team of mental health services providers and community leaders believe that improving the mental health of our residents leads to financial and social benefits for the individuals we serve, their families, neighborhoods, and our entire community.
Please join us in making Charlotte-Mecklenburg a more emotionally and mentally healthy.

Major Donors

Thank you to our community partners at Southeast Psych who make this work possible. 

LEADERSHIP

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Yu-jay Harris - President

Yu-Jay Harris is Vice President, Client Growth and Relationship Management, at Socratic Technologies, a customer and market research consultancy. He holds an MBA in Customer and Product Marketing Management from Kenan-Flagler Business at UNC Chapel Hill and a BA in Psychology from Davidson College.   
“I joined the board of Psychology For All because as a young teenager I survived a civil war in my home country, Liberia, West Africa, and saw the impact of that experience on mental and emotional health. Over three decades later, I have observed that the most lasting and harsh impact of the war on survivors remains mental health challenges. My experience left me with the conviction that mental and emotional wellness are critical to a well-lived life. I am grateful for the opportunity PFA gives me to help address the needs of under-resourced people in our community."

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Sharon Sullivan- Vice President

Sharon Sullivan is a pediatrician who has worked in Charlotte since 1999. She attended Bucknell University for undergraduate education, Hahnemann University for medical school and Carolinas Medical Center for her pediatric residency.
"I became involved in PFA because of the mental health crisis I see in my patients and their families. On a daily basis, I treat adolescents with anxiety and depression and the numbers are increasing exponentially.  I have personally seen the benefit counseling provides my patients. Unfortunately, there are many families in Charlotte that cannot afford counseling. With PFA’s help I am hoping to change that."

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Caitlin Walton- Board Secretary

Caitlin Walton is an employee benefits attorney who focuses on representing individuals throughout North Carolina that have been denied insurance benefits. She attended Wake Forest University School of Law and joined the law firm Essex Richards, P.A., where she still works today. 
"Through my work as an employee benefits attorney, I see first-hand that mental health conditions are a leading cause of disability across the state. Yet a huge number of people are not getting the help they need, often because they're afraid or embarrassed to, or because they cannot afford treatment. I joined PFA to help remove the cultural and financial barriers to mental health care that are unfortunately so prevalent in our community."

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Glori Gray- Board Member

Dr. Glori Gray has worked as a licensed clinician for approximately 17 years, providing family-centered services within a cognitive/behavioral framework. She received her doctorate in clinical psychology from George Fox University and currently works in private practice at Bareiter Counseling Center located in Charlotte, NC. 
"Being a part of Psychology for All is a natural next step for me. I have worked with the underserved for many years as a social worker and now as a psychologist. Over the course of my clinical career, it's become more evident that clear opportunities for growth and wellness go missed by those who are uninsured or underinsured. My hope is that by being a part of PFA, we will be able to more broadly reach the many individuals that are simply unable to help themselves. Life is hard, but everyone should have access to critical mental health services.”

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Allison Wolfe - Board Member

Allison Wolfe is a licensed clinical social worker who currently serves as the Director of Behavioral Health Services for Atrium Health, Behavioral Health-Charlotte. She has nearly 20 years of experience supporting individuals on their road to recovery from mental illness or addictions. Allison attended Virginia Commonwealth University where she earned her undergraduate degree in psychology and a Master of Social Work degree. 
"I joined PFA because I have both lived and professional experience witnessing people's lives transformed after seeking mental health care. I believe everyone should have access to treatment. I also believe in a community approach to breaking down stigma surrounding mental illness, which will undoubtedly impact access to care." 

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Andre Monitto - Board Treasurer

Andre Monitto is an investment analyst who has lived in Charlotte since 2017 after graduating from Clemson University with a B.S. in Financial Management and a Masters of Accountancy. 
 “Personal mental health and well-being is very important to me. After seeing those close to me struggle with depression, anxiety and other mental health issues, it was clear to me how critical mental health care is to those who need it most. Therefore, it is important to me that everyone who seeks treatment can get it, especially when they cannot reasonably seek treatment themselves. For this reason, I believe the resources we provide to the underserved are crucial."

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Carrie Reinhardt​ - Executive Assistant

Carrie has lived in Charlotte since 2004 and has her bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Ohio Wesleyan University and her master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. She has worked in health care and higher education administration, as well as college campus ministry. Carrie has a passion for administratively serving non-profit organizations which reach out to underserved populations. She currently works as a Field Operations Director for InterVarsity Christian Fellowship of the Carolinas in addition to working with Psychology For All.

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Latrelle Rogers​ - Clinical Intern

Latrelle is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) who obtained her undergraduate degree in Psychology from Salisbury State University in Maryland, and a Master’s in Applied Behavior Analysis from the University of Houston-Clear Lake.  Latrelle is also certified as a Positive Behavior Support Facilitator. She is completing a second Master’s in Clinical Mental Health through University of the Southwest and is presently completing a practicum/internship with Dr. Glori Gray. Latrelle has been involved with families diagnosed with Autism for more than 30 years and realizes how profoundly a family can be impacted when their child is given this diagnosis. Connecting families with resources to provide the support they need is of paramount importance.
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Latrelle’s background also includes working with children and families involved in foster care and the juvenile court system. As a supervisor for Developmental Disabilities, Case Management and Behavioral Therapy Services, Latrelle worked with children experiencing a wide range of DSM diagnoses, alongside child psychiatrists, nurses, social workers, community support professionals and counselors. Latrelle is married, has two children and three grandchildren. She is also a licensed private pilot and hopes to pass on the love of flight to her grandchildren or anyone else willing to listen!

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