Adly Enoicy, RMFTI
Associate Therapist at Healing Insight Therapy and Wellness Collective
At-A-Glance
I help men, especially Black men and working-class professionals, break through emotional barriers and stressors, promoting mental health and resilience through therapy.
I help couples improve communication, rebuild trust, and strengthen emotional bonds through culturally informed couples therapy.
I guide men, particularly working-class professionals, toward achieving personal and professional goals through action-oriented coaching.
Populations & Concerns Addressed
Insurance & Self-Pay Rates
- In Network Insurances: UHC, Optum, Florida Blue, BCBS, Humana, Aetna, Cigna, Select Medicare Plans, UMR, AvMed
- Self Pay Rate: $150/session
- Sliding Scale Openings: Waitlist
- Insurance Openings: Available
Availability
Monday through Thursday 10-7 PM ET
Is this you?
You’re a hardworking individual, and though life may look stable from the outside, internally, you feel like you’re just going through the motions. Maybe you find yourself drinking more often than you’d like, or using marijuana regularly to wind down from stress—but you wouldn’t call it an addiction. Or perhaps you’ve been struggling with communication in your relationships, feeling misunderstood and disconnected. If you’re ready to break out of these cycles and reconnect with your purpose and the people in your life, I can help you identify what’s been holding you back and guide you toward healing.
My Approach to Wellness
My approach to wellness is client-centered and focused on helping you gain a clear understanding of the patterns in your life that no longer serve you. I blend cognitive-behavioral strategies with a deep appreciation for the systemic and cultural factors that impact your mental health. My work often involves helping clients reframe their relationship with substances, improve communication skills, and navigate the pressures they face in their personal and professional lives.
What are 5 words clients use to describe you?
Compassionate, Insightful, Direct, Grounded, Supportive
I Specialize in working with people who...
- Are men, particularly Black men, who want to challenge societal expectations and address the emotional toll of “toughing it out”
- Struggle with alcohol or marijuana use but don’t identify as having a substance addiction
- Want to improve communication and connection in their relationships
- Are navigating life stressors and feel stuck in unhealthy routines
How would you describe therapy to someone who has never been to therapy before?
What holistic practices do you incorporate into session?
If someone was on the fence about therapy what would you say to encourage them to get started?
Specialties
Explore my specialties and areas of focus below. This is not an exhaustive list but is designed to help you as you make informed decisions about your care.
Therapy for Black Men
Addiction Recovery (Alcohol/Marijuana Use)
Relationship Communication
Therapy for Anxiety
About Me
I’ve always been passionate about mental health, both from my personal experiences and the ways I’ve seen it impact others around me. Growing up, I struggled with self-esteem, anxiety, and family dynamics. It wasn’t until I started studying psychology and later sought therapy myself that I realized how transformative these tools could be. Now, as a therapist, I work with men and individuals of color who want to break out of the cycles that have held them back for so long. I bring both my academic expertise and lived experience to the work I do, creating a space for others to heal.
Identities I'd like to share
Black man, son of Haitian immigrants, advocate for mental health in communities of color.
My Story
I know firsthand how the pressures of life can weigh on you—especially when you’re the one everyone else looks to for strength. Raised in a Haitian household, I experienced firsthand how cultural expectations around masculinity could sometimes make it difficult to acknowledge my emotions. My journey into therapy has been about reclaiming that space for myself, and now, I guide others to do the same. Whether it’s managing stress, addiction, or simply improving your communication, I’m here to support you.
Education & Professional Background
- Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, Syracuse University
- Master of Arts Degree in Marriage & Family Therapy, Syracuse University
- Registered Marriage & Family Therapist Intern
Just for Fun!
If I didn’t become a therapist, I would be doing this instead…
I’d be a sports coach or entrepreneur helping others with personal development.
I actually do co-founded a mental health skincare company!
What are your top 3 go-to self-care techniques?
Meditation, physical exercise, and reading motivational books.
3 Fun Facts About Me
I’m the youngest of four siblings, I love football, and I enjoy cooking Haitian food.
