Rebecca Farrell Ewing, Ph.D., LPCC-S (KY), has extensive experience working with individuals of all ages, guiding them through behavioral health, legal, and justice systems with a focus on intersectionality, inclusiveness, equity, social justice, and diversity. With a career spanning over two decades, she has empowered individuals to thrive while preserving their autonomy, purpose, and dignity. Apart from offering strength-based, trauma-informed, and culturally-responsive therapy, Dr. Farrell Ewing has also taught and mentored students, edited textbooks, and held leadership roles in both nonprofit and for-profit organizations. Her dedication to mobilizing communities and resources through collaborations, partnerships, and policy changes is evident through her involvement in various multidisciplinary teams, boards, task forces, and committees.

Dr. Farrell Ewing actively contributes to the Central Texas African American Family Support conference planning committee serving as a co-chair of the Fundraising and Sustainability committee; chairs the Capital City Village Marketing Committee, and is a board member of Without Regrets Foundation. Maintaining a balance in life, she finds harmony through her partner, pets, friends, family, and involvement in various activities and travel.