Founder | Clinical Social Worker | Advocate for Cycle-Breakers

Reia Chapman (she/her) is a licensed clinical social worker and the founder of the Center for Family & Maternal Wellness (CFMW), a practice rooted in trauma-informed, culturally affirming care for individuals, couples, and families.

With over 15 years of clinical experience, Reia’s work centers the emotional lives of BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, caregiving, and cycle-breaking clients navigating anxiety, trauma, grief, parenting, identity shifts, and burnout. She brings a relational, decolonizing lens to therapy—believing that healing must be both personal and collective.

Reia is especially passionate about supporting maternal mental health, breaking intergenerational patterns, and helping clients reconnect with parts of themselves that have been silenced, overwhelmed, or forgotten.

She blends traditional therapeutic frameworks with deep listening, creativity, and cultural humility. Her approach is warm, grounded, and unapologetically human.

Credentials & Clinical Focus

• Licensed in: NC, SC, FL, and NJ

• Specialties: Trauma, maternal mental health, grief, identity, parenting, and stress-related burnout

• Approaches: Relational therapy, CBT, narrative practices, somatic tools, healing justice frameworks
  

Outside the Therapy Room

Reia is also a speaker, writer, and educator with a passion for building community around mental wellness and care work. She believes that therapy is not just a tool—but a form of resistance, restoration, and radical love.

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