Keshia Jenkins, MPH, CLC, CMHS, SPHR

Keshia Jenkins is a mental health advocate, speaker, grant writer, and wellness professional based in the Cincinnati Metropolitan Area. She holds a Master of Public Health (MPH) in Social Psychology from the University of Phoenix and brings a multidisciplinary background in business administration, psychology, and social services. Her professional identity is shaped by her work in crisis advocacy, therapeutic support, and leadership development, as well as her commitment to advancing mental wellness across diverse communities. Through Jenkins Family Services, LLC and her speaking platform, Keshia Jenkins Speaks, she delivers keynote presentations, workshops, and consulting services focused on mental health awareness, trauma recovery, and leadership growth. Her work includes life coaching, corporate training, public speaking, and grant writing support for organizations seeking funding and structural development. She has also served in roles such as Therapeutic Support Specialist for the State of Ohio, substitute teacher within Cincinnati Public Schools, and Chief Executive Officer in the wellness and consulting space, reflecting a career dedicated to both education and community-based impact. Keshia’s advocacy emphasizes emotional resilience, mindfulness, and holistic wellness practices that integrate mental, emotional, and physical health. She is actively involved in community service, including volunteer work with United Way and board leadership for group homes supporting youth development. Her personal philosophy is rooted in meditation, balance, and intentional living, which she incorporates into both her professional practice and public speaking. Across her work, she focuses on empowering individuals—particularly women and underserved populations—to build supportive networks, prioritize mental health, and cultivate sustainable personal and professional growth.