Dr. Natasha Watson Mack has 20 years of community service experience as a domestic violence and sexual assault counselor working with men who have been physically, emotionally, sexually, psychologically and economically abusive to their partners, and as crisis intervention counselor at an agency for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Natasha does extensive work with teens in the area of sexual dating violence and safer sex practices. She served as Chief Operating Officer of a non-profit men’s program for 7 years. She currently serves as an administrator in child protective services supervising managers who work primarily with child survivors of sexual assault. Natasha's core expertise is in counseling, education, program management and operations.

She attended Lincoln University where she studied Human Services and earned a Masters degree. At Widener University she studied Human Sexuality earning her 2nd Masters degree. She also obtained her PhD at Widener University. Natasha has also established her own professional relationship and sexuality coaching, counseling, and educating business. She does individual sessions as well as groups, workshops, seminars and professional presentations. She created a series of seminars entitled “Developing Healthy Sexuality through Sisterhood” which were designed to empower women to live sex positive lives. In addition, she does sexual harassment trainings for private businesses and corporations.

At present, Natasha is a member of The Alliance of Black Social Workers, The Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality, The American Association of Sex Educators Counselors and Therapists, Pi Gamma Mu International Honor Society in the Social Sciences, Gamma Eta Rho National Honor Society in Human Sexuality, Iota Iota Iota National Honor Society in Women’s and Gender Studies, and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. She brings a tremendous amount of insight to services, reflected in the success stories of the populations she serves.