Gilbert Jerome Romero-Mewharter

Co Facilitator @Southwest Human Development

Tacoma, WA, US
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WORK HISTORY

Feb 2021 — Present

Co Facilitator @Southwest Human Development

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Phoenix, AZ, US

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EDUCATION

1996 — 1999

Northern Arizona University

B.A, Elementary Education

2020 — 2021

Harris Institute of Infant Mental Health

Infant/Family Clinical Practice Certificate

2012 — 2016

University of Phoenix

Master of Science (M.S.),, Mental Health Counseling/Counselor CACREP

2010 — 2011

Harris Institute

Infant/Family Studies Certificate, Infant Mental Health

1997 — 2005

Northern Arizona University

Master of Education (M.Ed.), Special Education

SKILLS

TeachingCommunity OutreachBehavior ManagementGrant WritingBehavioral HealthSpecial EducationProgram DevelopmentEarly Childhood Mental HealthChildcareFamily TherapyAdolescentsMental Health CounselingClassroomNonprofitsEarly Childhood DevelopmentEarly Childhood EducationChild DevelopmentSocial ServicesCurriculum DesignTherapistsPsychotherapyMental HealthGroup Therapy

ABOUT GILBERT JEROME ROMERO-MEWHARTER

I’m Gilbert “Jerome” Romero‑Mewharter — a leader in early childhood mental health, therapeutic learning, and trauma-informed systems. With over 20 years of experience, I work at the intersection of mental health, education, and systems change to help children, families, and professionals thrive.As Director of Therapeutic Early Learning & Capacity Building at Akin (formerly Childhaven), I led efforts to integrate trauma-informed care into early learning environments. I designed therapeutic programs, support staff development, and built sustainable systems that prioritize mental wellness, child development, and family support.My background spans direct service, program leadership, higher education, and private practice. I’ve worked as a mental health consultant, program specialist, regional supervisor, and adjunct instructor. I also run a private practice, One Mind One Heart, PLLC, where I offer family-centered, culturally responsive support to caregivers and children navigating complex challenges.I specialize in-Trauma-informed systems and program development-Early childhood mental health and therapeutic learning-Reflective supervision, consultation, and coaching-Cross-sector collaboration between health, education, and nonprofit systems-Culturally responsive, equity-centered practicesWhether leading teams, guiding policy, or working one-on-one with families, I bring deep compassion, clinical insight, and a drive to build systems that support healing and growth — not just crisis response.I’m passionate about transforming how we support children and those who care for them. Let’s connect if you’re working in mental health, education, early learning, or nonprofit leadership — or if you’re looking to build trauma-informed, sustainable systems that center the well-being of children, families, and communities.

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