ABOUT ME

MEET TYTANNIE

Tytannie M. Harris, LCSW, is a dynamic professional with over 15 years of experience, initially

as an educator and later as a Psychotherapist. Armed with a master’s degree in social work

from Loyola Chicago, Ms. Harris has significantly contributed to mental health as the CEO of

TMH Behavioral Services, a group private practice and behavioral health clinic. TMH is

committed to helping others overcome obstacles in their lives, achieve lasting transformation,

and find peace of mind as their compassionate team of clinicians guides you through the

journey of self-discovery and personal growth. With a focus on culturally relevant care, TMH

aims to support under-resourced communities, ensuring that everyone has access to the

mental health services they deserve. 

As a Certified Balance Living Coach, Ms. Harris utilizes her innate gifts to inspire and motivate

individuals, guiding them toward personal, emotional, wellness, financial, relationship, and

professional goals. She is also the founder of TMH MANCAVE, a nonprofit dedicated to

eliminating the stigma around the mental health needs of black men and boys. Tytannie believes

that the healing of the African American communities begins with the men who lead them.

Adding to her impactful contributions, Tytannie serves on the board of directors of Uhlich

Children’s Advantage Network (UCAN) in Chicago, showcasing her commitment to community

service and mental health advocacy. In February of 2020, Tytannie experienced the loss of an

extraordinary soul that I was dear to her heart, - her grandmother, Annie Harris. Her “Granny”

was the rhythm of her life, a woman who gave selflessly and was always ready to lend a hand.

To continue her legacy, Tytannie is on a mission to support black owned small businesses like

herself. Tytannie understands the hurdles that black-owned businesses face in their journey to

success. Therefore, to honor her late grandmother, she created “The Annie Harris Gift Back

Grant’ which awards black business owners with funds to support their business. Tytannie

wants to play her part in fostering collective improvement in her community. Her motto is “If

not US, then WHO??”

In a recent development, Ms. Harris has retired from her role as a psychotherapist. She is now

poised to embark on a new career chapter focused on empowering not only therapists but all

entrepreneurs. Her mission extends to helping others understand the intricacies of building and

sustaining a thriving business in the mental health sector. This transition reflects her

commitment to fostering a community of entrepreneurs equipped with the skills and

knowledge to develop and maintain flourishing businesses, all while prioritizing mental health

throughout their journey.

In summary, Tytannie M. Harris is a multifaceted professional who has transitioned from a

successful career as a psychotherapist to a new role dedicated to empowering entrepreneurs

and small business owners in achieving wealth, success, and overall well-being in their respective

fields.