Francyne Mireku

Francyne is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in New Jersey with more than 13 years of professional experience. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Social Work, with a minor in Criminal Justice, from Seton Hall University, where she later completed her Master of Social Work (MSW).

Throughout her clinical career, Francyne has provided both individual and group therapy to culturally diverse populations. Through this work, she discovered her passion for supporting individuals impacted by trauma, depression, and anxiety. She is committed to creating a safe, compassionate space that empowers clients to heal, grow, and build resilience. Currently accepting new clients ages 18+.

Currently accepting new clients ages 18+.

Francyne utilizes a client-centered approach, guiding individuals through the therapeutic process with empathy, clarity, and consistent support. Her professional philosophy is rooted in the belief that every person has the capacity to grow and the courage to pursue change through vulnerability, dedication, and meaningful effort. She is committed to helping clients recognize their strengths and take empowering steps toward achieving the life goals they envision.

Francyne has experience with crisis intervention, serving people with Anxiety and Stress Disorders, Depression (Mild), ADHD, self-image and self-esteem issues, relationship issues and victims of child abuse and neglect. She is well-versed in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Crisis Intervention, Problem Solving, Solution Focused, and Task Centered treatment modalities.

During the first session, clients can expect a welcoming and collaborative conversation focused on understanding their needs, concerns, and goals for therapy. The first session will be catered towards learning about what brought the client to therapy, exploring current challenges, and gathering relevant background information to form a holistic picture of their experiences.

This session is also an opportunity for clients to ask questions, discuss expectations, and learn more about the therapeutic approach. She will work with each client to begin identifying priorities for treatment and establishing a sense of comfort and trust. By the end of the first session, clients can expect to feel heard, supported, and better oriented to the process of working together toward meaningful change.