Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
Dr. Tonia Hoskins (formally Nixon) Is the owner and founder of PEACE It’s Priceless Mental Health Services and a two time graduate from Georgia State University where she received a bachelor’s and master’s degree in social work. Dr. Hoskins is also a PhD graduate from Walden University where she completed her research in the exploration of the African American woman’s clinical experience with European American clinicians. She is an expert in her field with over 200 patients served weekly. Dr. Hoskins maintains a vast variety of skills as a therapist, as she has served as the forensic liaison, educator to foreign dignitaries, veterans department coordinator. She also served as the clinical director and quality assurance manager for a few mental health agencies for a number of years. As a veteran herself, Dr. Hoskins was able to provide mental health services to veterans throughout their final transition. Dr. Hoskins comprehends the significance of maintaining relationships and acknowledges each individual’s truth based on their perspective and experience. As a mental health clinician for a number of years, Dr. Hoskins aims to increase cultural competency through her continued efforts within the community and through research. She believes it to be her duty and obligation to increase the accessibility of services to all populations to not only insure equality but also effective delivery of services.
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Dr. Tonia Hoskins (formally Nixon) is the owner and founder of PEACE It’s Priceless Mental Health Services and brings a depth of academic and clinical training to her work. She earned both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in social work from Georgia State University, and later completed a PhD at Walden University with doctoral research focused on the African American woman’s clinical experience with European American clinicians.
With eight years of professional practice, Dr. Hoskins supports a high volume of care, serving over 200 patients each week. She has held diverse roles across the mental health field – including forensic liaison, educator to foreign dignitaries, and veterans department coordinator – and has experience as a clinical director and quality assurance manager for several mental health agencies over a number of years.
As a veteran herself, Dr. Hoskins has provided mental health services to veterans during their final transition, and she understands the importance of sustaining relationships while honoring each person’s truth as shaped by their perspective and experience. Her approach reflects a commitment to cultural competency informed by community work and ongoing research.
Dr. Hoskins is a licensed clinical social worker in Georgia; her professional credentials are recorded as GA LCSW CSW007689, indicating her authorization to provide clinical social work services. She is dedicated to improving access to care for all populations, viewing expanded accessibility as essential to both equity and the effective delivery of services.
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