Tracy D. Reid, AMFT, Parent Coach & Advocate, is a Marriage and Family Therapist dedicated to supporting individuals, couples, and families as they navigate life’s most complex emotional and relational challenges. A graduate of National University with an M.S. in Marriage and Family Therapy, she has a keen interest in adolescents and in working with inner-city parents trying to navigate life and the public school system. With a strong foundation in systemic and narrative therapy, Tracy views each client within the context of their relationships, environments, and lived experiences—believing that healing happens not in isolation, but within connection.

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Tracy’s clinical interests include working with parents raising children with anxiety, ADHD, and behavioral challenges, as well as supporting couples, individuals, and families impacted by stress, trauma, and life transitions. She approaches her work through a trauma-informed, culturally responsive lens, recognizing the profound impact that systemic factors, family dynamics, and generational patterns can have on mental health and overall well-being.

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As both a therapist and parent coach, Tracy is especially passionate about empowering single parents and caregivers of neurodivergent children. She integrates psycho-education, practical strategies, and compassionate support to help families create more structure, connection, and emotional safety within the home. Her approach is collaborative, affirming, and grounded in the belief that every family has strengths that can be built upon.

Tracy’s professional journey is complemented by her broader work as an advocate, educator, and ally of single parents. She is committed to making mental health care approachable, relatable, and impactful—especially for those who have historically been underserved or overlooked.

Outside of her clinical work, Tracy enjoys reading, shopping and travel, as well as engaging with her community, and continuing to expand her knowledge in the field. She is honored to walk alongside her clients as they work toward healing, growth, and more fulfilling relationships.

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