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    Dr. Meleeka Clary unmasks judicial deception, making a profound impact as a clinical psychologist and filmmaker.

    MonellaBy MonellaNovember 16, 2023
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    Through her film “Three Corners of Deception,” a highly acclaimed and appreciated independent film, now on Prime Video and IMDB, she empowers others, putting more light on judicial justice and trust.

    It takes a lot to overcome struggles and push harder each day to rise above them. It takes massive courage, resilience, and commitment to keep moving forward, no matter what. When we see people like Dr. Meleeka Clary doing the unconventional and having the courage to speak the truth and bring more light on issues like judicial deception and the like, we realize how fearless a personality such professionals are, who are making every possible effort to make a positive change in society through their commendable work.


    Dr. Meleeka Clary has grabbed eyeballs in the last few years for all the right reasons. She was born in Boston, Massachusetts, in a large family that went through many financial and personal struggles. Growing up, she dived deep into psychology to better understand human behaviors and help people with their mental health concerns, and so she graduated with a bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Criminal Justice, along with a paralegal degree from Northeastern University. She even attained her PhD in 2021 from Walden University.

    She is today an eminent and trusted clinical psychologist with HMWP Psychology Counseling in Carmel, Indiana, since 2020. Besides this, she was also a former educator who taught between 2005 and 2013 at some of the most prestigious institutes like Ivy Tech Institute, Lincoln Tech Career Institute, ITT Technical Institute, and Premier Education Group.


    As a child, she found solace in art, which soon became an outlet of expression for her. This led her to join Vicki’s School of Dancing and Acting. At 21, she even became a real estate investor to help herself and her family financially. Besides attaining her degrees and PhD, she ensured she did not lose focus on improving her art as an actor and model. This further fueled her passion to do wonders in entertainment film, which helped her rise as a director, filmmaker, singer, writer, and more.

    She loves treating her patients, offering psychotherapy, and helping them with couple counseling, marriage counseling, career path goals, relationship building, and more. As a clinical psychologist, she helps people overcome stress, anxiety, anger, depression, and other mental health challenges. She also has a show, Dr. Meleeka Clary Show, all about spreading positivity, about people, all that they can share, to eventually inspire others.

    After working with prominent entertainment companies, she came up with her independent film “Three Corners of Deception,” a love story that involves love and later culminates into a story filled with manipulations, judicial deception, trust issues, and the like.

    What has made people resonate with the film more is how situations and circumstances in the film feel authentic. In the film, which is available on Prime Video and IMDB, Dr. Meleeka Clary shows instances that happened to her in her marriage and life.

    The movie is about a college law professor falling for an attorney. They get married and start a family, and only later the wife realizes the husband is not the person he said he was, leading to relationship manipulations. This subsequently leads to court, bringing more deception, and eventually, the court rules out against the mother due to judicial deception with lawyers, judges, and lawmen involved.

    She confesses she made this film with the genuine intent to create an enormous societal impact. This genuine effort, vision, and filmmaking have earned them eminent awards and recognition.

    Dr. Meleeka Clary is now excited about her new show, The Dr. Meleeka Clary Show on Bold Brave TV. With this, she wants to continue positively impacting people and help them fall in love with themselves through positive psychology.

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