Ms. Faulkner is a dedicated professional with a strong background in Family & Child Development. Born with a passion for helping others, she embarked on her academic journey at Virginia Tech, where she earned her Bachelor of Science Degree in Family & Child Development in 1997. Continuing her pursuit of knowledge, she obtained a Master of Social Work Degree from Virginia Commonwealth University in 1999. With a wealth of knowledge in social work, Mrs. Faulkner is currently the Lead Therapist at Release it Counseling. In addition to her clinical work, she serves as an Adjunct Professor at Virginia Commonwealth University, contributing to the Social Work program. Her dedication to education aligns with her belief in shaping future generations of social workers.

Ms. Faulkner's professional journey is defined by her commitment to making a positive impact on individuals' lives. As a Resident in Social Work at Release it Counseling, she is driven to meet others where they are, striving to uplift and support them. Her focus extends to assisting women navigating relationship transitions, be it from marriage to singlehood or discovering their identity beyond traditional roles. With a diverse range of specialties, Ms. Faulkner addresses issues such as divorce, anxiety, self-esteem, depression, relationship challenges, complex trauma, women's issues, family concerns, and domestic violence. 

Cameo's therapeutic style is solution-focused, aiming to help clients efficiently address their current challenges and uncover underlying roots. Mrs. Faulkner, often referred to as a highly sought-after therapist, stands out for her wise counsel and empowering guidance. Clients seek her out for her ability to provide not just therapeutic support but also practical advice that leads to positive change. Her nurturing style creates a safe and supportive space for clients to explore their challenges and work towards personal growth. Cameo believes that no one should endure challenging circumstances alone. Her mission is to support, uplift, and understand others, guiding them through trauma, stagnation, abuse, and more.