Meet Our Team

Dr. Monique McKnight is a highly accomplished and dedicated board certified obstetrician-gynecologist based in Houston, Texas. With over 20 years of extensive experience in women’s health and wellness, she has earned a reputation as a compassionate and skilled practitioner, committed to providing exceptional care to her patients with a particular focus on those from underserved communities.

Dr. McKnight attended the prestigious Morehouse School of Medicine, where she developed a strong foundation in the principles of medicine and a profound commitment to health equity. Her passion for women’s health was further honed during her residency at the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) in Galveston, where she gained invaluable hands-on experience in a variety of clinical settings. This rigorous training not only refined her clinical skills but also deepened her understanding of the unique health challenges faced by women.

Throughout her career, Dr. McKnight has been a staunch advocate for the underserved, using her expertise to empower women through education and access to essential healthcare services. She believes that every woman deserves comprehensive care that addresses both their physical and emotional health needs. By focusing on preventative care, reproductive health, and wellness strategies, Dr. McKnight has helped countless women lead healthier, more fulfilling lives.

In addition to her clinical practice, Dr. McKnight is the founder of HerWeb. This is an online space designed to empower women across the world to exist and serve at their highest potential spiritually, mentally, and physically by providing quick and easy on-demand access to comprehensive health and wellness resources with a special focus on the advocacy for women of marginalized communities. Dr. McKnight strives to be actively involved in community outreach programs aimed at improving healthcare access and education for all women. Her initiatives often include panel discussions, fireside chats, seminars, and health fairs that provide vital information about women’s health issues. Through these efforts, she strives to dismantle barriers to accessible healthcare and promote a more equitable health and wellness landscape.

Beyond her professional responsibilities, Dr. McKnight remains committed to lifelong learning and professional development. She regularly participates in medical conferences and workshops to stay abreast of the latest advancements in obstetrics and gynecology. This commitment to continuous education not only enhances her practice but also enables her to provide her patients with the most current and effective treatment options available.

In summary, Dr. Monique McKnight is a distinguished obstetrician-gynecologist whose career is marked by a deep passion for women’s health and a relentless pursuit of health equity. Through her clinical expertise, community advocacy, and commitment to education, she continues to make a significant impact on the quality of life of women and the lives they create.

Dr. Stephanie Michael Stewart, MD is a holistic psychiatrist renowned for integrating spirituality, women’s health, and social justice into her comprehensive approach to mental health and wellness. As the former Chief Resident of Psychiatry at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Dr. Stewart led community-focused initiatives at the West Central Wellness Center within Los Angeles County, developing innovative programs for communities of color that combined evidence-based psychiatric treatments with complementary therapies and ecological medicine.

Founder of Worldwide Wellness, Dr. Stewart expanded her approach to holistic healing, incorporating nature-based therapy, immersive travel, and Indigenous wisdom. Her work prioritizes the emotional and spiritual well-being of women, with a particular focus on life transitions such as childbirth, the perinatal period, and perimenopause.

A passionate advocate for the therapeutic potential of psychedelics, Dr. Stewart incorporates ketamine-assisted therapy and other plant-based medicines into her practice, using these tools to support spiritual healing, trauma recovery, and emotional resilience, particularly for women. She frequently speaks on the role of psychedelics in women’s health, exploring how these substances can enhance emotional processing and personal growth and how they intersect with spiritual practices and ecological consciousness.

Certified in MDMA-assisted psychotherapy through MAPS and psychedelic therapies through the California Institute of Integral Studies, Dr. Stewart advises several organizations in the U.S., Canada, and Japan on the equitable use of psychedelics in mental health treatment. She holds a BS in Biology from Spelman College and an MD from Morehouse School of Medicine and serves as a member of the Ecological Medicine and Psychedelic Studies Initiative at UCLA, advancing her advocacy for integrative approaches to women’s health and mental well-being.

Dr. Zenobia Day is a board-certifiedfamily medicine physician. She completed her Master’s of Public Health and medical degree from Morehouse School of Medicine. She has extensive experience in creation, integration, development and management of preventive health practices and projects which have been integrated into primary care practices in urban communities. In 2000, she traveled to South Africa to work with NGOs that focused on the prevention of maternal fetal transmission of the HIV/AIDS virus. She served as clinical director of Neighborhood Union Health Center’s primary care services, a Fulton County initiative to provide full scale primary care services to its citizens from 2008-2010. She also served as lead physician at Healing Community Center, where she helped to develop its primary care services and was primary care physician for many including under and uninsured clients.

Dr. Z has been heavily involved in providing health care services for those living in limited access communities in both rural and populated areas. She has worked in several sectors of medicine including rehabilitation medicine, hospice, addiction management, primary care, public health and preventive medicine. She continues to work in service through public health, prevention, education and the calling of the global connection of the diaspora’s origins of humanity. Since the beginning of the pandemic, Dr. Z has worked on the front lines. She currently serves as adjunct faculty at Morehouse School of Medicine. She and her husband, Latron, currently work in the realm of influencing progress in advocacy, equitable agriculture, the promotion of food as medicine, and COVID-19 testing and education.

Dr. Z currently works as medical director and owner of LTZ Health Solutions, LLC. She also serves on several Boards including the Mohammed Schools of Atlanta.