I am Clarissa Cannon — Licensed Clinical Social Worker, mother, and founder of OSUN Family Healing Services.

OSUN was not just created from professional training — it was born from lived experience, personal healing, and a deep commitment to restoring the well-being of Black women, girls, and families.

My journey has been one of rebuilding — navigating adversity, identity, emotional healing, and growth — while recognizing that true healing requires more than traditional therapy. It requires culture, connection, and community.

Through both my personal and professional experiences, I saw the gap:

Black women and girls deserve spaces that honor who they are — not just clinically, but culturally, spiritually, and generationally.

That is why I created OSUN.

As a therapist and healer, I integrate:

               •             Trauma-informed clinical practice

               •             African-centered and ancestral healing approaches

               •             Identity development and emotional restoration

               •             Storytelling, reflection, and community connection

My work focuses on helping individuals and families:

heal emotional wounds, reclaim identity, and break generational cycles.

My intention is simple:

I see you.

I walk with you.

And your healing matters here.

OSUN is more than a practice —

it is a growing community mental health initiative rooted in healing, identity, and legacy.