Meet Our Team

Vannah Hughes has a Bachelors in Sociology & Psychology and a Masters in Forensic Psychology. She is the CEO of The Trinity Integrative Holistic Medicine & Counseling Services LLC, where she specializes in sex, intimacy, and relational therapy.

As a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate, Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT), and Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor, Vannah works with individuals and couples navigating sex addiction, partner betrayal trauma, attachment wounds, intimacy rupture, and severe relational cases.

Her work includes sexual exploration, kink-aware therapy, shadow work, limerence, fantasies and obsessions, along with alternative relationship structures such as kink, polyamory, ethical non-monogamy, open marriages, and living-apart-together relationships.

Vannah’s integrative approach bridges clinical and embodied healing through tantric practice, somatic bodywork, Reiki, sound healing, yoga, breathwork, and her work as a Certified Love & Relationship Coach.

Cristian Tovar is a bilingual Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor and Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor serving as the Director of Clinical Supervision at Trinity Integrative Holistic Medicine & Counseling Services.

With extensive experience in clinical practice and counselor development, Cristian provides oversight, mentorship, and ethical guidance to clinicians while maintaining a strong commitment to high-quality, culturally responsive care.

Grounded in a client-centered and strengths-based approach, Cristian specializes in grief and loss, adolescent and young adult concerns, cultural and family transitions, addiction recovery, and relationship repair, including infidelity and rebuilding trust.

Chiedozie Okafor is a marriage and couples therapist at The Trinity Integrative Holistic Medicine & Counseling Services, with a strong focus on traditional, nuclear marriage, relational accountability, and the emotional and psychological challenges men face in relationships, family life, and leadership.

He specializes in marriage and couples counseling and is currently completing training in the Gottman Method Couples Therapy.

In addition to couples work, Chiedozie has a strong clinical focus on men’s issues, including emotional regulation, identity, leadership within marriage, trauma, grief, and ADHD.

Brianna Swint is a dedicated child and adolescent therapist at The Trinity Integrative Holistic Medicine & Counseling Services, where she specializes in helping children navigate grief, trauma, and the emotional impact of divorce and family transition.

Her clinical work is grounded in trauma-informed, child-centered care. She integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), solution-focused techniques, and strengths-based approaches to help children process big emotions, develop healthy coping skills, and feel safe expressing themselves.

Diamond Williams is a compassionate and dedicated emerging clinician specializing in child and adolescent mental health.

Diamond brings a warm, strengths-based approach to therapy, working with children and families to address emotional, behavioral, academic, and relational challenges while helping children and adolescents build resilience and stronger relationships.

Fatima Perez is a dedicated educator and parent advocate with over a decade of experience supporting children and families navigating mental health, neurodiversity, and educational systems.

She specializes in parent education and advocacy, helping families understand their child’s needs, navigate school systems, and confidently advocate for appropriate supports such as IEPs and 504 plans.

Jennifer Arriola is a Reiki Master Teacher, breathwork and cacao ceremony facilitator, spiritual life coach, and intuitive healer with a deep passion for holistic healing and personal transformation.

Her work integrates transformational practices, polyvagal theory, tantric principles, and Reiki energy healing to support the reduction of depression, anxiety, energetic blockages, and chronic pain.

Juleon’s work at the intersection of movement and relationships began on the dance floor nearly a decade ago.

He developed a unique relationship-centered approach that uses movement as a tool for healing, clarity, and growth—helping couples and individuals embody healthy connection rather than just talk about it.