About Patrice Brantley – A Trailblazer in Mental Health Advocacy
Patrice Brantley has never been one to follow the traditional path. She saw firsthand how outdated mental health approaches left people feeling unheard, misdiagnosed, or dismissed altogether. Instead of accepting the status quo, she decided to change the conversation and lead a movement where mental wellness is accessible, personalized, and deeply transformative.
As the driving force behind Seed Sowing Sistah Movement, LLC (3SMovement, LLC), Patrice is not just offering mental health services—she is reshaping the way people experience healing, empowerment, and self-restoration.
Bio
Patrice is a happily retired educator; author, consultant, counselor, entrepreneur, and community leader who utilizes her life experiences to help people of all ages reach their full potential. As a seasoned educator, Patrice taught in the Broward and Miami-Dade County Public School systems for close to two decades.
For several years, she served as a volunteer with the I AM Ministries of Miami-Dade and Broward County working with teen girls co-facilitating the “Divas Destined for Greatness” groups. In addition, she also co-facilitated a weekly women empowerment group called “The Women’s Empowerment Hour.” She is currently supporting People Serving Empowering Communities (PSEC).
In 2011, she was awarded “The Woman of Empowerment Award.” Patrice’s motto is simple yet powerful “Be inspired to be yourself, Be inspired to empower someone else.” These words not only describe her life, it will one day be the legacy and the message that she leaves behind in the global community. Patrice inspires the millions on a weekly basis with her world-renowned YouTube show Patrice Brantley Show.
About Miranda Owen
I’m currently a graduate student at Bay Path University, and I am working on my Master’s degree in Trauma-focused Clinical Mental Health Counseling. In therapeutic practice, my style is rooted in a client-centered approach that incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy as well as Solution-Focused Therapy. I am dedicated to helping and empowering individuals by building a caring, respectful, non-judgmental, and collaborative therapeutic relationship dynamic. I also believe that you are the expert of your life experiences, which means we will work together at a pace that helps you and best meets your needs.
Outside of school and work, in my spare time, I can be found reading and spending time outdoors. I also have a few rescue kitties who occasionally can be seen showing up in session as well.
I look forward to working together and being a part of your journey!
About Karmelyn T. Lee
Kaye, is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and non-attorney special education advocate. With over a decade of experience supporting neurodiverse individuals and their families, she provides comprehensive, compassionate care through a client-centered approach rooted in evidence-based practices.
Kaye holds a Master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis and is currently pursuing an advanced graduate degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Her multidisciplinary training equips her to support clients with advocacy and legal insight not only through behavioral health services but also through the educational system.
Kaye conducts autism assessments using the ADOS-2, provides functional behavior assessments, and develops individualized ABA treatment plans using tools such as ABLLS-R, VB-MAPP, AFLS, PEAK, and EFL. She supervises a team of BCaBAs and RBTs and offers parent and caregiver training focused on empowerment and collaboration. As a non-attorney advocate, she partners with families to navigate the complexities of special education law, IEP development, 504 accommodations, and school-based service coordination. Kaye is a committed ally for students’ educational rights and well-being.
Rewriting the Mental Health Narrative
For too long, mental health has been treated with a one-size-fits-all approach that focuses more on quick fixes than lasting change. That approach doesn’t work. Patrice knows that every person’s experience is unique, and real healing must go deeper than symptom management. Her work is built on the belief that mental wellness requires:
✔ Addressing root causes, not just symptoms
✔ Creating an environment where people feel safe to heal
✔ Combining counseling, coaching, and personal development for full transformation
✔ Challenging the outdated norms that keep people from getting the help they deserve
Patrice isn’t just here to offer support—she’s here to lead a movement of change.
Why Patrice Brantley Started This Movement
Patrice’s journey into mental health advocacy was fueled by personal experiences and the stories of countless individuals who felt lost in a broken system.
She spent nearly two decades as an educator, witnessing how stress, burnout, and emotional struggles affected not just students, but also teachers, administrators, and families. But when she looked for support, she encountered the same obstacles so many others face—dismissal, stigma, and a lack of real solutions.
That was the moment she knew something had to change.
She left the traditional system behind and built Seed Sowing Sistah Movement, LLC to give people something they weren’t getting elsewhere—mental health care designed for them, with real strategies that lead to real breakthroughs.
A Holistic, Whole-Person Approach to Mental Wellness
Mental health care shouldn’t just help people survive—it should help them thrive. Patrice takes a comprehensive, whole-person approach that focuses on mental, emotional, and personal growth.
More Than Therapy – A Movement for Lasting Change
🚀 Coaching + Counseling = Transformation Patrice integrates coaching principles with traditional counseling to help clients move beyond their struggles and step into personal growth.
🛠 Practical Strategies for Real-Life Challenges Mental wellness isn’t just about understanding emotions—it’s about having the tools to manage stress, build resilience, and create a life of balance.
🌱 Healing Through Community and Connection
Why Traditional Mental Health Services Fall Short
Too often, mental health care focuses on temporary relief instead of real change. Patrice is on a mission to bridge that gap by challenging common myths, including:
🚫 “Just take a pill, and everything will be fine.”
✔ Healing goes beyond medication. While medicine can help, it’s only part of the solution. Patrice helps clients uncover the real sources of their struggles.
🚫 “You have to do this alone.”
✔ No one should have to navigate mental wellness by themselves. Patrice provides a supportive, judgment-free space where people feel heard and validated.
🚫 “You just need to be more positive.”
✔ Real healing isn’t about pretending things are okay—it’s about facing challenges head-on and developing the skills to overcome them.
The Future of Mental Wellness Starts Here
Patrice Brantley is not just a counselor—she’s a changemaker, a mentor, and a voice for those who have been ignored for too long.
Through Seed Sowing Sistah Movement, LLC, she is building a future where mental wellness is not just an afterthought, but a priority.
