
The Curatives
Who We Are

Dr. Phaecia Ward, DSW, LCSW, LISW-SUP
Founder & CEO| Clinican
Dr. Phaecia Ward has been helping adults and families for over ten years, using a down-to-earth approach that really gets to the heart of emotional issues. She focuses on building stronger, healthier relationships by understanding and healing old emotional wounds. Dr. Ward's style is all about connecting on a personal level, helping individuals and families not just get past their struggles, but actually grow closer through the process. She’s here to help guide you through your journey with empathy and understanding, making sure you come out stronger on the other side.
260-255-5350
Tekona Henry, LSW
Clinician
Tekona Henry, a proud South Bend, Indiana native with over 40 years in the community, has devoted her life to uplifting others. She began her academic journey at Bethel University, where she earned a Bachelor's degree in Human Services. She then pursued and completed her Master of Social Work at Indiana University of South Bend. Licensed in Indiana, Tekona has been a beacon in the social work field for nearly a decade. Her areas of expertise are deeply impactful, focusing on mental health for Black men, addiction, psychoeducation, as well as cognitive and dialectical behavior therapies. She also has a significant focus on addressing women's trauma, striving to heal and empower through her dedicated practice.
574-358-5394


Jessica Wesley, LMHC-A
Clinician
Jessica is a vibrant and insightful mental health counselor with an associate-level license. Originally from St. Louis, she moved to Indiana a decade ago, bringing her passion for counseling with her. She completed her BA in Psychology at the University of Missouri-St. Louis, enriching her education with certificates in Gender Studies and Creative Writing. Continuing her journey in Fort Wayne, Indiana, Jessica earned her MS in Mental Health Counseling from the University of Saint Francis. Since 2014, she has been an integral part of the social services field, demonstrating versatility and deep commitment through her work with diverse populations. Jessica specializes in cognitive behavioral therapy and psychoeducation, and she has a profound expertise in navigating intimate relationships, addressing domestic violence, behavior modification, healing inner child trauma, and boosting confidence and motivation. She is particularly dedicated to advancing Black Mental Health, making significant strides in empowering her clients.
260-351-1325.



