PEER GROUP FACILITATORS
Meet the Witter Wellness Collective Peer Group Facilitators. These individuals make our community experience unique. Each facilitator has a personal connection to the group(s) they lead. They are here to share their lives, provide leadership, and grow with this community. These leaders can be considered as mentors, coaches, and confidants.
We are always looking for new facilitators who want to share and grow our community. Interested? Apply below!
DR. MATTHEW WITTER
Dr. Matthew (He/Him/His) identifies as a cisgender male, gay, disabled, Caucasian/Native Hawaiian. He is the founder of WWC and will run the peer support group Queer Men Thrive. Matthew hopes to rescue a dog in the future and a fun fact is Matthew’s highest bowling game is 299! You can learn more about Matthew and his passion for helping others here.
ZOMORAH KENNEDY, MSEd
Zomorah (She/Her/Hers) identifies as a first-generation Afro-Caribbean American.
She has completed her master's in education in
Therapeutic Interventions and is currently a doctoral candidate at Fordham University's School Psychology Ph.D. Program.
Zomorah's interests and passion lie in empowering Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) individuals through mental health awareness. Despite the under-representation of BIPOC counselors in psychology, Zomorah is hopeful that as more faces like hers are present in psychology, there will be more access and equity in the area. Zomorah will be running a group based on Black Women Empowerment.