LaToya Hamm Wilson

LSW, PMH-C

Motherhood Redefined

services offered

Therapist

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Aetna
Cigna
Highmark
UPMC
Self-Pay

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LaToya

LaToya Hamm Wilson, a Licensed Social Worker, Therapist, and devoted mother of six, specializes in maternal mental health for women of color. With a focus on supporting moms during pregnancy, postpartum, and beyond, LaToya offers compassionate care and evidence-based therapy to address a wide range of stressors, including life transitions, perinatal disorders, and generational trauma.

As a lifelong resident of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, LaToya has deep roots in her community. LaToya completed her undergraduate studies in psychology at Chatham University before earning both an MSW in Social Work and an MS in Developmental Psychology from the University of Pittsburgh.

Dedicated to ongoing professional development, she holds certification in Perinatal Mental Health from Postpartum International, ensuring she remains at the forefront of her field to provide the best possible care for her clients.

about the business

Motherhood Redefined is a Pittsburgh-based counseling agency and community that strives to support moms of color in accessing quality mental health care while providing a safe space for healing, growth, and empowerment.

Drawing from her wealth of experience and training, LaToya offers compassionate care and evidence-based therapy to address a wide range of stressors, including life transitions, perinatal disorders, and generational trauma. She utilizes various therapeutic approaches, including Systems (familial, transgenerational, historically oppressive, intersectional identity frameworks), Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Relational Psychodynamic Therapy, and a solution-focused, strength-based approach.