Reynette Romain

Reynette Romain is a licensed clinical social worker, relationship specialist, and the Visionary Founder and CEO of Reveye Mental Health and Wellness LLC. Her journey to founding Reveye was shaped by a deep awareness of the unmet needs within her community, particularly families forced to separate due to misrepresentation, systemic barriers, and limited adaptability to a foreign culture. Witnessing these challenges firsthand ignited Reynette’s passion for advocacy and her commitment to creating culturally responsive, accessible mental health care.

The name “Reveye,” meaning “to awaken” in Haitian Creole, was intentionally chosen to speak directly to underserved communities where mental health care has long been stigmatized or inaccessible. The name serves as both an invitation and a reassurance, calling individuals to awaken to healing, growth, and possibility, while affirming that this is a space where they belong.

Since 2018, Reveye has grown into a mission-driven practice dedicated to supporting individuals, couples, and families as they navigate relational challenges and emotional disconnection. Reynette specializes in helping relationships that feel discouraged, disconnected, or stuck, guiding clients from a place of hopelessness toward clarity, stability, and renewed connection. A two-time graduate of Barry University, her work centers on transforming relationships by teaching partners how to reconnect emotionally, communicate with intention, and choose one another with confidence and purpose.

Reynette believes that relationships rarely break all at once; rather, they fracture through small moments of misunderstanding, unmet needs, and emotional distance. Her role is to help clients identify and repair those moments through emotional awareness, mindset reframing, and practical communication strategies that foster lasting change.

By integrating evidence-based practices, emotional intelligence frameworks, cognitive-behavioral reframing techniques, and strengths-based interventions, Reynette supports clients in rebuilding trust, reducing conflict, and developing healthier relational patterns. Her therapeutic approach is warm, collaborative, and structured, providing clients with both compassion and clear direction as they rebuild from the ground up.

In addition to leading Reveye, Reynette remains deeply connected to the heart of her work: the people she serves. She continues to work directly with clients, viewing it not merely as part of her role, but as a privilege and calling. Her purpose remains clear: “to uplift one, so together, we uplift a nation.”