CANDOR COMMUNITY
Armina Domingue, LMSW
Founder & CEO
Therapist & Executive Coach
Only when there is understanding, can true healing begin.
Armina Domingue is the founder and CEO of Candor Consulting Firm. She works with children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families to help them live purposeful and joy-filled lives. Armina believes in creating a working partnership with clients, utilizing their strengths to help them sort out their challenges and achieve their goals. She knows how to identify the aspects of an individual’s life that impacts their well-being including physical health, support systems, work or school environment, and faith/spirituality.
Over the past twenty years, Armina has supported individuals and families as a therapist, program manager, clinical director, supervisor, and clinical coach. She has worked at community mental health centers, schools, child and family agencies, mental health advocacy establishments, managed care organizations, and private practices. Armina utilizes a variety of techniques and skills drawn from recognized therapeutic modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution-Focused Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Play Therapy, behavior modification, mindfulness and relaxation. She has extensive training in the treatment of childhood trauma and posttraumatic stress disorder using evidence-based modalities such as Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.
Armina holds a master’s degree in social work from Adelphi University.
Wyneshia Foxworth
Training & Development Lead
A Philadelphia native, Wyneshia has extensive experience in leadership roles with national service and education organizations. Immediately after earning her bachelor’s degree from Morgan State University, she served two years with City Year Greater Philadelphia, as both a founding corps member and senior corps member in the Communications Department. After completing her terms of service, she joined the staff, leading groups of idealistic young people in schools as a Program Manager, Program Director and Deputy Director. In September 2005, Wyneshia was one of the first City Year staff members on the ground after Hurricane Katrina, answering the call to serve in Baton Rouge, Louisiana as a founding Co-Executive Director of City Year Louisiana. After a successful launch, she returned back to her hometown to lead City Year Greater Philadelphia.
Wyneshia’s commitment to the success of her city didn’t stop there, she then held roles as the Chief Operating Officer for Communities In Schools of Philadelphia, Founding Executive Director of College Possible Philadelphia and most recently she worked at Mastery Charter Schools Inc. In her roles, she was responsible for the day to day operations, HR, program development and delivery, philanthropy and external communications.
Wyneshia is passionate about youth and their education. Her desire to see an increase in youth empowerment and social change has been her north star as she trains and develops the leaders of today and tomorrow.
Alicea is a Certified Life Coach and a Mental Health Practitioner. She handles our day-to-day practice needs and serves our clients with their intake sessions.
She is passionate about helping people overcome the mental roadblocks that they may face and giving them the tools they need to succeed on their own. She has experience working with women to help them reclaim their true identity through their trauma, pain, anxiety or depression so that they can live their lives in mental freedom.
Alicea Douse
Operations Manager
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Mondy Dorsainvil, LMSW
Marriage & Family Therapist
Mondy earned his Master in Social Work from Andrews University with an emphasis on Marriage and Family Counseling. He believes that life comes with anticipated twists and turns that can often leave us confused, hurt, and disoriented.
Be that as it may, he also believes that humans are resilient. It is up to us, individually and/ or collectively, to deal with these issues head on. Positive change is an attainable goal when one is given the tools and the guidance that is needed to draw upon their own strengths and realize their potential to live fulfilling, happy lives. Mondy also believes that all of us greatly benefit when we create our own village of selected people that we trust.
A support system that can be there for us in our times of need. Over the past ten years, using Cognitive Behavior Therapy as well as Solution Focus Therapy, Mondy has been helping couples and families dig deep into their own resources, strengths, and aid them in creating their own little village. In addition, Mondy has over ten years of experience in Pastoral Ministry as well. He has served as a Pastor in Chicago, Illinois, Rahway, New Jersey, and in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He currently hosts “The Remedy”: a Christian Online Ministry. He has conducted numerous workshops on Dating, Marriage, Family Conflict, Anger Management Parenting, and Sex.
Kadijah Gibson
Practice Coordinator
Kadijah Gibson, is our new practice coordinator with a background in business administration and child care. She will assist with our day-to-day practice needs and help serve our clients with intake sessions and much more. Kadijah has worked with military kids for the past 12 years providing child care for them and their families. Her passion is to help people thrive on challenges and constantly set goals for themselves.