Dr Green

My journey started watching my dad in construction. He was always finding the little details when he was building, and I was always there. That became a passion of mine. I started out in aviation doing HR for a contract house out of Miami, and I was also dealing with abused kids at that time. After my own personal experience being raped at a young age and keeping the baby, a lot of schools used to ask me to talk to the young girls to be cautious. That became a pattern, so I ended up getting my certification in mental health and substance abuse. I opened up a center called Broken the Hill Women's Center in Mississippi so people can have a safe place to confront their assailant or whoever done anything to them without feeling judged. I give them a safe haven. Now I've got two facilities and I'm opening up another one, and I travel. Sometimes people will have me come to their personal home to do counseling with them. I've worked with thousands of families over the years. We do adults too, because a lot of adults have been molested or raped by a family member and been carrying the guilt as if it was their problem. I let them know it's not your problem, it was the person that done that to you. I give them a safe place called the square, so when you get in the square, you'll be able to release without being judged, breaking that fear. On the real estate side, I've been a developer for 7 years and I'm a GC. I just moved into the building world doing ground-up construction, so I'm excited about that. My expertise is in how to structure business and building your home in your life. I look at real estate the same way I look at counseling. I tell people, you're not that broken that you can't be fixed. It's all about building, renewing, and restoring people, just like houses.