
Queen Wright, diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder in 2000 and living as a paraplegic since 2014, emerges as a resilient advocate for both disability rights and mental health awareness. As an Associate Professional Clinical Counselor, Certified Life Coach, Volunteer Crisis Counselor, and Peer Support Specialist, she brings a wealth of expertise and empathy to her endeavors.
With a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling Queen Wright’s commitment extends beyond personal challenges. She passionately imparts wisdom to teens, focusing on critical aspects such as self-esteem, body image, and communication skills, nurturing their holistic development for a healthier future.
In addition, Queen Wright extends her compassionate reach to vulnerable demographics, conducting parenting groups tailored for individuals transitioning from incarceration and those on the path to recovery from substance abuse. In every facet of her work, she embodies resilience, empathy, and a profound dedication to uplifting others amidst life’s adversities.
Books by Queen Wright
