Natasha Harris-Butler is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the states of Kansas and Missouri who has served individuals and families from diverse backgrounds since 2006. Over the course of her career, she has worked in a variety of settings supporting people through complex life challenges, including a meaningful season in medical and hospice social work where she accompanied patients and families navigating illness, grief, and end-of-life transitions. During this time, she was nominated for the Missouri Heart of Hospice Award, recognizing her compassionate presence and support for those facing some of life’s most difficult moments.

Today, through Horao Wellness Group, Natasha provides thoughtful, person-centered therapy for women navigating life transitions such as divorce, coparenting, and relationship crossroads. She helps clients navigate the stress, anxiety, grief, and identity shifts that often follow major relationship changes while rebuilding confidence, emotional stability, and a renewed sense of direction.

Natasha understands that relationship transitions can bring a mixture of grief, uncertainty, and unexpected growth. She creates a space where clients can process these experiences without judgment while gaining practical tools and clarity for the next chapter of their lives.

Guided by both clinical experience and faith, Natasha helps adults reconnect with their inner strength while cultivating clarity, resilience, and an undivided heart. While many of the women she works with are navigating divorce or relationship transitions, she warmly welcomes clients of all genders, faiths, and backgrounds.

Natasha believes that even in seasons of loss or uncertainty, healing and renewal are possible when people are met with understanding, compassion, and practical support.

In addition to her clinical work, Natasha is the author of Anchored by Grace: Prayers for Keeping an Undivided Heart After Divorce and a presenter on topics related to healing, identity, and emotional resilience.