About Us
Our Philosophy
360 Family Services, LLC was born out of our belief that a turnaround is possible for every family. We define a turnaround or a 360 as a new beginning. At 360 Family Services, we believe that our past experiences do not have to be a road block that hinders our future progress. We believe that persevering through past challenges emboldens us to face the future with optimism.
Our Mission
The mission of 360 Family Services, LLC is to shape the lives of children and families by making turnarounds possible. We strive to develop strong familial connections in our clients, which promotes family wellness. At 360 Family Services, LLC, we believe that communities are only as strong as the families that live in them. By making 360s possible, we are rebuilding communities one family at a time.
Our Founder
Datagga Brothers is the founder of 360 Family Services, LLC. He currently holds both a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology and a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling that he earned at Washington Adventist University. Mr. Brothers has professional experience conducting individual and group sessions for Domestic Violence survivors and aggressors, as a Family Violence Counselor, a Forensic Rehabilitation Specialist and as a Case Manager. He also has professional experience facilitating workshops and classes in areas such as Anger Management, Fatherhood, Life Skills, Relationships and Healthy Living. It is through these experiences that he is able to pursue his passion for family strengthening.
Mr. Brothers is a husband and father who first recognized his passion for family strengthening as a Boy Scout – the first achievement he earned was the Family Living Skill Award. His passion for family strengthening intensified with the birth of his first child. He knew then that the role of father and husband would be the most important job he would ever have.
Mr. Brothers is passionate about fatherhood and he believes that the father’s strength translates into the family’s overall wellbeing. His three favorite words are father, family and marriage.
Mr. Brothers’ approach to engaging with his clients at 360 Family Services is based on Biblical principles. One of Mr. Brothers’ favorite Bible verses is 2 Corinthians 5:17 (NIV), which reads “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!” This verse is not only the theme by which he lives his life; it is also the inspiration for the company’s name. This verse embodies both the philosophy and the mission of 360 Family Services – because a turnaround is possible for every family!
Clinical Mental Health Counselor
I am Solange Toussaint, a bilingual (Haitian Creole) Therapist here to support you. I am committed to working with my clients in the pursuit of mental and relational wellness. I enjoy working with individuals and families to help them navigate the challenges of life.
My focus is to help people tackle their struggles with anxiety, depression, trauma and communication. I am passionate about employing an integrative, holistic approach to assisting people with processing their emotions and developing positive coping strategies. This approach makes them better equipped to deal with stress in their daily lives and improves their inner experience – they find it easier to spot triggers, see early warning signs, and prepare for challenges and stressful situations as they continue to develop these tools.
In my free time, I enjoy all things outdoors, reading, spending time with my loved ones, and watching documentaries.
Clinical Therapist
My name is Karen Reyes-Negron LCSW, LICSW, LCSW-C. I am a bi-lingual clinical therapist licensed to practice in DC, MD and NY. I am an empathic clinician with over 20 years of experience working with adults.
I specialize in work with depression, anxiety and life transitions. I use CBT, psychodynamic therapy and am trained in Basic EMDR. I work mostly with individuals but have also done work with families and groups. I have worked in multiple settings including outpatient clinics, homeless shelters, Adult Protective Services and Independent Living Facilities for Seniors and Persons with Disabilities.
Clinical Mental Health Counselor
Nina Iskander MS, LPC, NCC graduated with a MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, and a BA in Fine Arts from Helwan University, Cairo, Egypt. She is a Certified Trauma Specialist (CTP) and a Trauma-Informed Expressive Arts Therapist in-training.
Nina brings over 6 years of experience collaborating with clients and their families to address their mental health and well-being, substance use and addiction, as well as co-occurring challenges. She has supported clients to stabilize during crises, achieve their short and long-term goals, and meet their unique and individualized needs and desires.
Nina specializes in utilizing traditional talk therapy as well as expressive arts interventions. This specialty comprises evidence-based modalities, approaches, and therapies to include (not limited to) Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) for trauma and PTSD, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), CBT for Insomnia (CBT-I), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), and Mindfulness.
Nina considers it a privilege to walk alongside her clients through life’s challenging events. Through establishing therapeutic rapport and fostering authentic human connection, Nina’s collaborative and compassionate approach provides an understanding, nonjudgmental safe space for her clients.
Clinical Social Worker
Frania Climaco is a dedicated licensed clinical social worker and first-generation Salvadorian from Gaithersburg, Maryland. With a bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Catholic University and a master’s degree in Social Work from the University of Puerto Rico, she currently leads the migrant services program at the Latin American Youth Center in Washington, D.C. Frania's journey into social work was inspired by her early experiences supporting her migrant family, and she now empowers others with humility, compassion, and cultural competence. Outside of her professional commitments, she values community and cherishes life's simple pleasures.
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
As an experienced and dedicated Psychiatric Family Nurse Practitioner, Promise Ngongwashi brings a wealth of expertise and a compassionate approach to patient care. With a relentless commitment to enhancing the well-being of individuals across the lifespan, she has consistently delivered positive patient outcomes in both acute and primary care settings.
Promise's background is characterized by her exceptional skills and clinical judgment as a Nurse Practitioner. She has a diverse range of clinical experience, including working with patients of all age groups, from children to geriatric populations. Promise has worked with diverse patient populations, including those with chronic health conditions and the homeless. Her expertise extends to a wide spectrum of psychiatric disorders, including anxiety disorder, depression, substance use disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), mood disorders and psychosis. In her role as a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, Promise has been responsible for diagnosing and treating various psychiatric disorders, conducting mental health assessments, prescribing psychotropic medications, and providing therapy under the supervision of psychiatrists.
Outside of her professional life, Promise is passionate about evidence-based quality improvement projects. In her leisure time, she enjoys swimming and gardening, demonstrating a commitment to both physical and mental well-being.
Parenting Consultant
I am Shannan N. Eaddy, a native Marylander and I have been working for over 15 years in the areas of family strengthening and community strengthening. I also have experience working in the Behavioral Health arena as a Drug and Alcohol counselor. I am the owner of Harmony ParentEl Consulting, LLC, which seeks to train parents and organizations on how to improve their family environments.
I have a BA in Psychology from Southern New Hampshire University and I have ADT status with the Maryland Board of Professional Counselors and Therapists.
As a wife and mother of four beautiful daughters, I value the time I have at home just as much as I value the work I do with families in the community.
Domestic Violence Facilitator
I am QueenAfi (AH'fee), a native Washingtonian and a proud product of the DC Public School System. I have a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice as well as a Master of Science degree in Human Services with a specialization in Mental Health Counseling. Throughout my career, I have gained experience as a moderator for community and ministry events, as a blogger, and as a motivational speaker. As a motivational speaker, I focus on encouraging people to overcome the social issues of domestic violence and mental health challenges. I have also served as a guest speaker for DC Missing & Murdered Initiative and Moms Demand Action – DC Chapter, Gun Violence Initiative.
“Don't approach the apparent problem being the problem, approach the problem being the logical solution.” – QueenAfi
Psychiatric Rehabilitation Specialist
Ashley Banks is a mentor and advocate for children and young adults. Having grown up in the inner city of Baltimore, she uses her story to encourage others to achieve their dreams.
After graduating from Morgan State University with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and then the University of Maryland, Baltimore County with a Master of Arts in Teaching, Ms. Banks became a schoolteacher who values building individual relationships using a holistic approach. Ms. Banks teaches life lessons in the same way that she teaches math – she helps others discover multiple ways to solve problems and she helps them to persevere through their work and then reflect on their chosen solutions. In other words, Ms. Banks helps individuals solve problems using logic, perseverance, and reflection.
With her knowledge of Psychiatric Rehabilitation Programs and Life Skills, Ms. Banks has mentored many adolescents and young adults in the areas of health, organization, time management, college planning, job readiness and financial education. Her greatest successes come from seeing others build their confidence, overcome their problems, and accomplish their goals. Ms. Banks has come to believe that “teachers touch eternity through their students” because, through her work, she has impacted the lives of adolescents and young adults in ways that help them to become successful in their endeavors throughout life.
Psychiatric Rehabilitation Specialist
Hi, I’m Treva McDougal and I have worked in the healthcare industry for over 20 years. I have experience working with different patient populations including infants, adults with cerebral palsy and the elderly. For the last 10 years, I have been working with autistic children. Through my work, I help people with disabilities to develop the skills they need to live, learn, and work in the community with minimal professional support by developing activities that help patients improve their social skills and interactions. I have also worked with psychiatrists and other therapists to create long-term rehabilitation plans for patients.
I have experience performing assessments that evaluate a patient's strengths, weaknesses, and goals; developing individualized treatment plans for patients; record keeping; and coordinating the needs of the patient with the care they will receive.
Human Resources Generalist
My name is Jeannette Trejo Iglesias. I graduated from the University of Maryland's School of Public Health. I obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Family Science, with a focus on families and the various factors that can affect their health and well-being, including social, biological, and behavioral factors. I have been in the field of Human Resources for the last 12 years, where my goal has always been to help promote and support a positive workplace culture.
Community Support Manager
Daniel Sims, LBSW is a 39-year-old African American male who was born in Silver Spring, MD. He is a multi-cultural Black male (African American and Jamaican) who grew up in numerous countries overseas. Due to his unique background, he has developed a passion for helping underprivileged people.
Mr. Sims has achieved a Bachelor of Science in Social Work from the University of Maryland Baltimore County. Since beginning his professional career, Mr. Sims has focused on working with at-risk inner-city youth as well as both adolescents and adults with substance abuse issues. Mr. Sims is passionate about his work. His passion is evident in his efforts to enrich the lives of his clients, many of whom have been affected by violence, poverty, substance abuse and many other social issues common to urban areas.
Workforce Development Supervisor
Greetings,
My name is Janada R. Randall, and I am a Social Worker, licensed in the state of Maryland. I graduated from the illustrious Bennett College for Women located in Greensboro, North Carolina in May 2014. I began this wonderful journey of social work a month after the completion of my matriculation.
Approaching a decade of work in this profession, I am honored to have served various populations, including however, not limited to, young mothers and children. I performed much of this work at a Transitional Housing Program, where I assisted underprivileged persons with obtaining SSI/SSDI through the SOAR program (associated with the Department of Social Services) and Treatment Foster Care (2x). I have also worked with individuals as an Employment Specialist, and I have served as a Director of Social Services at a skilled nursing facility.
It is an honor to serve, and I am honored to serve as the Workforce Development Supervisor for 360 Family Services, LLC.
Janada R. Randall, LBSW
Program Manager
Jamal Allen, a proud native of the DMV, carries with him a rich background shaped by over two decades of experience in the consumer and public service sectors. Born and raised in this vibrant region, Jamal’s journey in serving the community has been deeply rooted in his genuine passion for people. His commitment to others aligns seamlessly with the principles instilled in him during his time in the Air Force, where the creed “service before self” became more than just words – it became a way of life.
In the military, Jamal holds the esteemed position of President within the enriching Rising Six initiative. This role signifies his dedication to the developmental, supportive, and advocating aspects of military service. Under Jamal’s guidance, the Rising Six serves as a vital support system for fellow military members, ensuring not just their growth but their thriving and advancement within the service and in life. His leadership focuses on providing necessary support and resources, embodying the spirit of camaraderie that defines the military community.
Beyond his professional endeavors, Jamal finds joy in the simple pleasures of life. His hobbies include spending quality time with his family and actively raising his two amazing children. A voracious reader, Jamal engages with literature as a means of continuous personal and intellectual growth. His commitment to physical fitness and body development reflects a zeal for self-improvement that extends beyond his professional life.
As Jamal looks forward to the future, he brings with him a holistic approach to life – a blend of dedicated service, family values, intellectual pursuits, and a commitment to personal well-being. He strives to be a resilient leader with an unwavering devotion to having a positive impact on the lives of others.
Program Translator (Español)
Hi, my name is Nadia Negron. I was born and raised in NYC. I have worked in the medical field for 26 years – I started as a housekeeper and worked my way up to become a unit clerk. After becoming a unit clerk, I continued working until I became a medical assistant working on the pediatric floors. I would often go into the rooms to help the nurses with their patients. This work helped me to realize that my calling is to help patients in need. Why? Because I love helping those in need!
I believe it was GOD who led me to become a medical assistant – He was preparing me to take care of my mom for 2 ½ years. I wasn’t perfect but I never gave up and I would do it all over again. Caring for my mom helped me to understand better why I love helping those in need – it gives me great satisfaction to provide help and to be a support to those in need in this chaotic world.