Sonjia Howard

Sonjia Howard LISW-CP, LCSW, BCD possesses 25+ years of Federal, State, Civil Service/non-profit Experience. I am friendly, resourceful, ethical, professional, and have a passion serving as an inspiration for change. I am a Board Certified, Clinical Social Worker licensed at the advanced level of practice providing online care in the following states: North Carolina, South Carolina, and Hawaii.

I am a born leader, supervisor, leader, and teacher. Respectful, Strong Work Ethic, Attention to Detail, Creative, Enthusiastic, Optimistic, good humor, and Excellent Public Speaker.

I am an approved Clinical Supervisor for both States of South Carolina and North Carolina, experienced to provide clinical supervision and oversight for Intermediate Social Workers preparing for their Advanced Clinical Practice Career in the field of Intermediate and Clinical Social Work. Sonjia processes expertise is individuals; groups; families, (children, families, service members & families); communities & organizations; grant writing; teaching; and supervision of students and interns.

I held the rank of CAPT (0-6), United States Public Health Service (USPHS), Retired Commissioned Officer; served in the U.S. Army 7.5 years reaching the rank of Sergeant (Promotable) (E-5) - Enlisted Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO), with a combined 20 year career of selfless active duty service to the United States.

My service delivery is demonstrated with care, compassion, user-friendliness, optimism, introspection, & empowerment strategies with a goal of providing tools, resources, services, and information to enable clients to choose unlimited "choices & options".

I strongly encourage you to commit to yourself; commit to this opportunity for your own incredible self-discovery and self-change. Make every effort to be timely, responsive, considerate, flexible, participative, open, receptive, responsible, dependable, reliable, and accountable to yourself. Be true and honest with yourself. It is OK to admit flaws, and it is OK to change old habits that otherwise may not have served you well in the past. Commit to your long- and short-term goals by setting measurable objectives with specific plans that require your action. Be open to constructive criticism, suggestions, or recommendations. Be willing to accept, forgive, and let go of anxiety, stress, and depression, setting yourself up on a positive path to intentionally experience a new journey.