About Alisha Love

Alisha Love is a wife, mother, entrepreneur, believer, artist, author, and therapist with a deep commitment to education, mental health, and youth development. She currently serves as a District Director for a charter organization in the city of Detroit, bringing over fifteen years of experience in education, beginning her career as a classroom teacher.

Born and raised in Flint, Michigan, Alisha’s lived experience fuels her passion for equity, access, and whole-child development. She is a graduate of Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education and a Master of Education in Educational Leadership. She also holds a Master of Arts in Counseling from Spring Arbor University, providing her with a strong foundation in both educational leadership and mental health support.

Alisha is a dedicated member of her church in Southfield, Michigan, where she has served for over a decade as a youth leader and an active participant in the Fine Arts Ministry. Her work seamlessly integrates faith, creativity, and service, allowing her to connect with individuals across diverse backgrounds.

Through therapy, mentoring, leadership development, and program design, Alisha is passionate about helping youth, young adults, families, and organizations discover purpose at every stage of life. She is a strong advocate for lifelong learning, personal growth, emotional wellness, and restorative practices, and she remains committed to spreading hope, healing, and empowerment through all that she does.

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Therapy Services

Varies per hour | Sliding Scale Available
 (Based on various client factors)

I empower individuals, couples, and families to live well-balanced, healthy lives—spiritually, emotionally, psychologically, and relationally. Therapy is offered in a supportive, confidential space designed to promote healing, growth, and resilience.

Training & Professional Development

I provide intentional, relevant training and professional development designed to build capacity, strengthen systems, and bring awareness and growth to organizations, schools, churches, and community groups.

Training & Professional Development Topics Include:

  • Cultural Sensitivity & Implicit Bias
  • Leadership Development
  • Restorative Practices
  • Organizational Culture & Climate
  • Conflict Resolution

Crisis Response & Intervention

Mentoring

I provide support to youth and young adults who may be experiencing challenges in areas such as:

  • Struggling with low self-esteem or a lack of self-confidence
  • Difficulty making positive academic and social choices
  • Challenges building and maintaining healthy friendships and relationships
  • Difficulty demonstrating appropriate etiquette and social behaviors
  • Struggling to recognize their unique strengths, talents, gifts, and abilities
  • Difficulty setting realistic goals and following through
  • Feeling uncomfortable discussing body changes, emotions, and personal development (including puberty)
  • Difficulty advocating for themselves or confidently expressing their needs

Mentorship programs are customized to meet the specific needs of schools, churches, organizations, and community groups.

*For program details, customization options, or to schedule mentorship services, please email for more information.

Check Out Alisha’s Book

"How I Discovered My Power" revolves around Mia, an eight years-old African American girl who uses her parents’ teachings of affirmations to intrinsically motivate herself and impact the lives of her peers. Mia decides to share her love of affirmations with her teacher, Ms. Martin, who then allows Mia to lead her classmates through daily affirmations. As the story unfolds, some of Mia’s peers are not as comfortable affirming themselves as Mia is and finds the routine rather silly, leaving Mia discouraged. However, with the support of her parents and her personal affirmations, Mia finds that there is power in words and doesn’t allow herself to give up. After some time, Mia’s peers begin to express how using affirmations not only changed their way of thinking, but their perspectives on themselves and life.

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