About Umbrella
Two decades of showing up for DC families.
A mission-driven, multi-faceted healthcare organization serving children, young adults, adults, and families across Washington, DC.
Guiding Principles
- Person-centered care
- Quality of care
- Restorative justice
- Narrowing the doorway of out-of-home placements for children
Our Story
Umbrella Therapeutic Services, Inc. was founded in 2002 to provide strategic guidance, support, and supervision for children, young adults, and families. Since then, we have evolved into a mission-driven, multi-faceted healthcare organization that has helped thousands of clients overcome social barriers, displacement, and mental health issues. Our guiding principles include person-centered care, quality of care, restorative justice, and narrowing the doorway of out-of-home placements for children.
Umbrella is a team of passionate problem solvers, dedicated to helping clients make a difference on the issues that matter to them the most. We are present from medication management to simply speaking to a caring therapist. Our teamwork and best practices will move us all toward measurable solutions that best work for our client’s mental health needs.
Leadership
Led by people who know this community
Wes Jones, Dr BA MBA
Founder | CEO
Leadership Team
Kena Bryant, MBA
Chief Operating Officer
Khia Jiggetts
Comptroller | Trauma Day Program Manager
Rosalyn Williams
Clinical Director
Michael Russell
Our Team
Well-trained professionals who reflect our community
Our staff includes MDs, PhDs, MBAs, Nurses, LICSWs, LICSW-Cs, LPCs, and a host of other well-trained professionals. At Umbrella, embracing best practices, cultural competency, and diversity means learning from one another and our partners in inclusive and equitable ways in order to better achieve our goals and quality of care.
Umbrella is an agency that is safe and open to all employees and partners. We respect the full spectrum of races, ethnicity, age, sexual orientations, gender identities, beliefs, religions, cultures, socioeconomic backgrounds, and levels of physical ability. These guiding principles have been the cornerstone of our exceptional care of the individuals and communities we serve.