Keshawn Wallace is an LPC-Associate, supervised by Regina Buchanan, LPC-S, offering virtual sessions. Keshawn’s work is rooted in a simple belief: it takes a village—and that doesn’t stop in adulthood. Therapy with Keshawn is an invitation to expand your village: a space where you can feel supported when life gets heavy, learn tools to face obstacles, and leave sessions feeling more grounded and cared for.

Keshawn specializes in supporting clients navigating identity issues—including identity exploration, feeling disconnected from yourself, code-switching fatigue, identity exhaustion, and the pressure to be “okay” for others while you’re still figuring things out. In therapy, you’ll have a welcoming space to clarify who you are, name what you’ve been carrying, and build self-trust in a way that feels honest and sustainable. His approach is warm, holistic, and culturally attuned—bringing together authentic conversations (with humor), mindfulness techniques tailored to you, and practical life tools you can use day to day, so support doesn’t just happen in session—it follows you into real life.

Keshawn became a therapist because he has always wanted to help people—and as the designated “therapist friend,” he realized the most meaningful help he could offer was time, empathy, understanding, and a grounded, logical presence. As a Black, queer, first-generation college graduate, his mission is to support clients in becoming who they want to be as authentically as possible.

Hobbies and Interests
On the weekends, Keshawn enjoys playing The Sims 4 with his best friend, listening to a medley of music, spending time with friends, doing yoga, and watching anime.

“What you do is your choice, but there’s no right or wrong in who you are.” — Franky, One Piece Ep. 263