Explore a curated therapist directory featuring EMDR, Brainspotting, queer mental health, burnout, intergenerational trauma, relational therapy, and systems-aware care grounded in trauma-informed and anti-colonial approaches.

Therapists Grounded in Relational, Trauma-Centered & Systems-Aware Care

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Many people are not simply looking for “a therapist.”

They are looking for care that understands:

Trauma beyond pathology
Emotional survival beneath achievement
Family systems
Migration and intergenerational experiences
Nervous systems
Burnout
Identity
Relational safety
Systemic harm
Queer and trans experiences
Emotional overwhelm that cannot always be separated from larger environments and histories

The therapists and practices featured here approach therapy through relational, trauma-centered, systems-aware, and actively reflective frameworks of care.

Many integrate approaches such as:

EMDR
Brainspotting
Somatic and nervous-system-aware therapy
Relational and attachment-focused work
Trauma-informed psychotherapy
Anti-carceral and decolonizing perspectives
Culturally responsive care

While every practice structures accessibility differently, many are also intentional about offering:

Virtual therapy options
Sliding-scale or reduced-fee spots
Insurance reimbursement support
Consultation calls
Flexible pathways to care when possible

We believe sustainable care matters for both clients and practitioners.

Accessibility should not come through therapist burnout, underpayment, or exploitation. At the same time, we deeply value practices actively trying to make meaningful support more reachable within difficult healthcare systems.

This directory is not based on popularity or branding alone.

It is a growing collection of therapists, clinics, and care practitioners whose work resonates with relational accountability, emotional depth, systems-awareness, and care practices that move beyond simply helping people “function” within harmful environments.

Empowered Mind Therapy Center

Vanessa Solis, LMFT
California • EMDR • Brainspotting • Trauma Therapy

Vanessa works with people carrying emotional overwhelm, hypervigilance, burnout, intergenerational trauma, and long-standing survival patterns.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Children of immigrants
- High-functioning anxiety
- Emotional survival beneath achievement
- Relational hypervigilance
- Queer and trans clients
- People who feel emotionally “stuck” despite insight
Her approach integrates EMDR, Brainspotting, relational therapy, and nervous-system-aware care while recognizing how family systems, identity, migration, culture, and survival shape emotional experiences.
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AJ Johnson, AMFT
California • EMDR • IFS • Trauma Therapy
AJ works with people carrying the weight of complex trauma, survival adaptations, and the emotional cost of navigating oppressive systems in the body, in relationships, and across generations.
Their work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Neurodivergent folks, especially ADHDers, Autistic, and AuDHD individuals
- Queer, trans, and gender expansive clients
- BIPOC, multiracial, and diasporic people
- Former gifted kids, burnt-out perfectionists, and eldest daughters
- Athletes and ex-athletes recovering from toxic performance culture
- People who feel emotionally stuck despite having the insight
- Anyone who was ever told they were too much, too sensitive, or too emotional
Their approach integrates EMDR, Internal Family Systems, somatic therapy, and liberation-centered, decolonial practice, while recognizing how oppression, identity, relational wounding, and the nervous system are inseparable from the healing process.
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Monique Jacobo-Evans, LCSW
California • Brainspotting • Liberation-Focused Care • Trauma Therapy
Monique works with people carrying the weight of anxiety, past trauma, burnout, and the emotional labor of navigating systems not built for them in their bodies, their relationships, and across generations.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- QTBIPOC women and mothers
- First-generation and mixed-experience folks
- Young professionals and people navigating burnout
- Those working through intergenerational and historical trauma
- Youth (12 and up) finding their footing
- People feeling disconnected from their sense of purpose and peace
Her approach integrates Brainspotting, Trauma-Focused CBT, narrative therapy, and feminist, decolonial practice, while honoring how identity, culture, motherhood, and systemic oppression shape emotional experience and the path toward healing.
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Jessica Hernandez, LCSW
California • Brainspotting • Narrative Therapy • Trauma Therapy
Jessica works with people navigating trauma, grief, identity, and the layered experience of moving through a world that wasn't built with them in mind in their relationships, their sense of self, and across generations.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- QTBIPOC youth, adults, and families
- First and second generation folks
- Eldest daughters of BIPOC households
- People navigating grief, loss, and intergenerational family dynamics
- Intergenerational trauma cycle breakers
- Those ready to reconcile and integrate parts of themselves they've had to set aside
Her approach integrates EMDR, narrative therapy, somatic and parts work, and collective-care-centered, decolonial practice, while honoring how queer joy, lived identity, and community are not just personal but political acts of healing.
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Dear Therapy

Shannon Kang, MA
Massachusetts • Neurodivergent-Affirming Care • Narrative Therapy • Trauma Therapy
Shannon works with people caught between worlds navigating cultural dislocation, identity, trauma, and the exhaustion of code-switching and performing okayness in systems that were never built for them.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Third culture kids, military kids, pastor's kids, and missionary kids
- Immigrants, first and second generation individuals
- Veterans and military-connected folks
- Queer and neurodivergent people
- Activists, community organizers, and sex workers
- College and international students navigating culture shock and transition
- People carrying religious, cultural, or identity-based trauma
Her approach weaves together Narrative Therapy, Queer Theory, and postmodern frameworks alongside DBT, CBT, and strengths-based care, while honoring how culture, power, lived identity, and the stories we inherit shape who we are and how we heal.
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Pragati Jaiswal, M.A.
Massachusetts • Expressive Arts Therapy • Diaspora Grief • Identity & Belonging
Pragati works with people navigating the spaces in between, where identities intersect, where belonging feels uncertain, and where language sometimes falls short of what needs to be named.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- First-generation immigrants and South Asian diaspora communities
- International and college students navigating cultural transition and identity
- People carrying grief, trauma, and the weight of being between worlds
- Neurodivergent individuals seeking affirming, body-aware care
- Those exploring OCD, anxiety, and religious or spiritual harm
- People drawn to creative, expressive, and somatic pathways into healing
- LGBTQIA+ individuals seeking a justice-oriented and sex-positive space
Her approach integrates expressive arts therapy, narrative therapy, ACT, IFS, DBT, and somatic and mindfulness-based practice, while honoring that healing is not linear, that the body holds what language sometimes cannot, and that the process of creating can open doors where words alone fall short.
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Vita Zou, M.A.
Massachusetts • Culturally Responsive Therapy • Identity & Belonging • Young Adults and International Students
Vita works with people managing the weight of living between cultures, languages, and sets of expectations, and who have quietly learned to set their own needs aside in the process.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Teens, young adults, and college and international students navigating identity and transition
- Immigrants, first- and second-generation individuals finding their footing between worlds
- People working through anxiety, depression, and low self-trust
- Those navigating interpersonal relationships and the weight of cultural expectations
- Young professionals building lives that feel more spacious and self-defined
- Marginalized individuals seeking culturally attuned, relational care
Her approach integrates CBT, DBT, IFS, and person-centered, culturally informed practice, while attending not only to thoughts and behaviors but to how the body carries stress and how inherited expectations shape the inner world, and holding that healing begins when we move from "shoulds" toward something genuinely chosen.
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Blessing Egbuogu, MSW, LCSW
Massachusetts • Perinatal & Postpartum Therapy • Racial Identity • Trauma-Informed Care
Blessing works with new and expecting parents navigating postpartum depression, birth trauma, identity shifts, and the emotional terrain of early parenthood, with particular attention to the experiences of Black, immigrant, and multicultural mothers and femme-identifying people.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Black, immigrant, and multicultural parents in the perinatal and postpartum period
- People navigating postpartum depression, anxiety, and birth trauma
- Young adults working through racial and immigrant identity
- Those in recovery from substance use
- People navigating life transitions, grief, and trauma
- Anyone who has felt unseen or unheard within healthcare or mental health systems
Her approach draws from IFS, CBT, CPT, and CBT-I, while holding that every person deserves a space that is inclusive, affirming, and genuinely responsive to their life, and that warmth and humor are not separate from rigorous, meaningful care.
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HeeJoo Roh, M.A.
Massachusetts • Psychodynamic Therapy • Buddhist Psychotherapy • Queer & Immigrant Identity
HeeJoo works with people carrying the complexity of multiple, intersecting identities — and with how those identities have been shaped by systems of power, cultural expectation, and lived experience.
Their work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Queer and LGBTQ+ individuals seeking affirming, identity-centered care
- Immigrants and those navigating bicultural identity and belonging
- People working through trauma, depression, and anxiety
- Young adults navigating substance use concerns
- Those experiencing major life transitions
- Anyone seeking care that holds both systemic awareness and genuine self-compassion
Their approach draws from psychodynamic therapy, Buddhist psychotherapy, trauma-focused CBT, and DBT, while holding that alleviating present difficulties means understanding the past, and that exploring the emotional weight of power, identity, and survival is always part of the work.
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Janet Gu, Ed.M. & M.A.
Massachusetts • Narrative Therapy • Cultural Identity & Self-Worth • Trauma-Informed Care
Janet works with people whose experiences have been dismissed or silenced, and who are ready for a space where those experiences, and the identities they carry, are genuinely acknowledged and celebrated.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Chinese immigrant women and marginalized individuals navigating silencing and self-worth
- People working through anxiety, depression, and childhood trauma
- Those navigating interpersonal relationships and life transitions
- Working professionals seeking a space to slow down and understand themselves
- Anyone whose voice has been quieted by culture, family, or systems
Her approach integrates narrative therapy, CBT, existential therapy, and a multicultural feminist lens, while holding that every person is already the expert in their own life, and that therapy is a collaborative process of uncovering and building on what was always there.
Currently accepting waitlist inquiries.
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Johnny Xu, MSW, LCSW
Massachusetts • Attachment & Somatic Therapy • Developmental Trauma • Children of Immigrants
Johnny works with people whose tools for surviving life are no longer working in the same way, adults who notice patterns of anxiety, anger, or disconnection shaping their relationships, and who want to understand themselves more honestly.
His work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Children of immigrants and adult children of immigrant families
- The Asian diaspora and BIPOC communities navigating developmental and relational trauma
- People navigating grief, estrangement, and the emotional cost of caregiving
- Those processing the role of spirituality and ancestral meaning-making in their lives
- Adults moving through major changes in relationships, identity, or belonging
- People who want to feel less alone in their emotional life and more capable within it
His approach integrates attachment-based therapy, somatic therapy, ACT, EFIT, mindfulness, and existential frameworks, while holding that therapy should be a refuge from systemic harm, and that slowing down to feel, rather than simply manage, is where lasting change begins.
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Haerim Ma, MSW, LCSW
Massachusetts • Trauma-Informed Therapy • Immigrant Identity • Creatives & Artists
Haerim works with people searching for language for experiences that don't fit neatly into existing categories, navigating identity, cultural adjustment, the long-term weight of trauma, and the relational patterns of people-pleasing and boundaries.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Immigrants, international students, and first- and second-generation individuals
- Artists and creatives carrying the emotional cost of high sensitivity
- People working through anxiety, depression, and interpersonal dynamics
- Those navigating cultural tension, burnout, and boundary-related struggles
- College and graduate students navigating major transitions
- Anyone who has struggled to find language for what they feel
Her approach draws from CBT, DBT, SFBT, and trauma-informed, culturally responsive practice, while holding that therapy is an ongoing conversation about who you are, where you've been, and how you want to move forward, with curiosity over judgment and connection over perfection.
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Cindy Tao, MSW, LCSW
Massachusetts • Anti-Oppressive Therapy • Intergenerational Trauma • LGBTQIA+-Affirming Care
Cindy works with people who have learned to survive in systems that were never designed with them in mind, carrying the quiet grief of intergenerational wounds, managing family expectations, and navigating the layered weight of identity, belonging, and what gets inherited across generations.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- AANHPI communities, adult children of immigrants and refugees, and diasporic individuals
- BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ individuals and couples navigating identity and systemic harm
- Artists, creatives, and parents
- People working through intergenerational and racial trauma
- Those navigating family conflict, codependency, and relational dynamics
- College students and young adults finding their footing
Her approach integrates narrative therapy, IFS, ACT, EFT, psychodynamic frameworks, and social justice-oriented, anti-oppressive practice, while holding that healing includes both depth and lightness, that laughter, levity, and even a meme or two are not separate from the hard and meaningful work of becoming more fully yourself.
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Huey Tyan Chong, LMHC
Massachusetts • Trauma-Informed Therapy • Family & Couples Therapy • Youth & Behavioral Care
Huey Tyan works with children, adults, families, and couples navigating trauma, behavioral challenges, relational conflict, cultural adjustment, and the transitions that reshape how we understand ourselves and each other.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Children and adolescents navigating behavioral and mental health concerns
- Families working through cultural adjustment and relational dynamics
- Couples seeking to understand and repair their patterns of connection
- Adults moving through major life transitions and identity shifts
- People navigating substance use alongside mental health challenges
- Those who find grounding in nature and experiential approaches to healing
Her approach integrates CBT, DBT, TF-CBT, IFS, solution-focused, experiential, and family systems therapy, while holding that every person's story, values, and capacity for growth deserve to be honored, and that genuine healing is always a partnership built on authenticity, curiosity, and trust.
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Yanyi Weng, MSW, LICSW · Clinical Director
Massachusetts • Psychodynamic Therapy • Anti-Oppressive Care • LGBTQIA+-Affirming Practice
Yanyi works with people ready to do long-term, insight-oriented work, exploring the past and present together, sitting with epiphany and agony alike, and building toward genuine transformation rather than surface-level coping.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- BIPOC, immigrant, and LGBTQIA+ communities seeking care built with them in mind
- Artists, creatives, and working adults navigating ADHD, grief, and life transitions
- Couples: dating, engaged, married, or questioning, doing meaningful relational work
- People navigating identity, mood, and the quiet cost of performing okayness
- Those exploring sexuality, intimacy, and the full range of human relationship
- Anyone ready to show up and do the work of unlearning, relearning, and choosing themselves
Her approach integrates psychodynamic therapy, IFS, narrative therapy, attachment-based work, CBT, EFT, and the Gottman Method, alongside certification in sex therapy and IFS training in Mandarin Chinese, while holding that healing is never about fixing what is broken, but about reclaiming space, building self-love, and showing up fully on your own terms.
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Phoenix Rising Centers

Eben, LMHC
Rhode Island & Pennsylvania • Gender-Affirming Therapy • Trauma-Informed Care • Harm Reduction

Eben works with people navigating gender identity, queer relationships, trauma, and the weight of moving through systems and spaces that have asked them to shrink themselves in order to be understood.
His work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Transgender, non-binary, and queer individuals
- People exploring polyamory, consensual non-monogamy, and kink and BDSM dynamics
- Those navigating substance use and recovery through a harm reduction lens
- People living with complex mental health conditions including bipolar disorder and dual diagnoses
- Individuals experiencing housing instability or navigating community mental health systems
- Sex workers and HIV-affected communities
- Those seeking gender-affirming care letters and trans-competent support
His approach draws from feminist therapy, person-centered care, parts work, and strengths-based, trauma-informed practice, while holding that identity, community, and the systems people move through every day are never separate from mental health.
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Aaron Shown, LCSW
Rhode Island, Pennsylvania & New Jersey • Trauma-Informed Therapy • ADHD & Neurodivergent-Affirming Care • IFS

Aaron works with people carrying the weight of burnout, religious trauma, chronic illness, and the exhaustion of holding space for everyone else while rarely receiving that same care in return.
His work is especially grounded in supporting:
- LGBTQIA+ folks and queer and trans individuals
- Neurodivergent people, including those with ADHD and high sensitivity
- People navigating religious trauma and faith deconstruction
- Those living with chronic illness and medical trauma
- People processing grief, major life transitions, and identity questions
- Immigrants, refugees, and those navigating systems of oppression
- Sex workers, disabled folks, and those seeking justice-informed care
His approach draws from IFS, ACT, somatic therapy, relational and strengths-based practice, while holding that the patterns people struggle with today once helped them survive, and that therapy should be a place where you are never asked to shrink or translate yourself.
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Arielle Bryant, LMFT
Rhode Island & Michigan • Emotionally Focused Therapy • Relational & Family Systems • Trauma-Informed Care
Arielle works with individuals, couples, and families carrying the weight of strained relationships, grief, anxiety, and the emotional cost of navigating life transitions in their bodies, their connections, and the systems that shape them.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Couples and families working through conflict, disconnection, and repair
- People navigating depression, anxiety, and mood-related challenges
- Those moving through grief, loss, and major life transitions
- Individuals exploring identity, self-esteem, and personal growth
- People seeking a holistic approach that honors both the self and the relationships they're embedded in
Her approach integrates EFT, CBT, narrative therapy, and attachment-based, strength-centered practice, while holding that healing begins in the space between people, and that you are always the expert in your own story.
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Merlin Slade, LCSW
Rhode Island & Massachusetts • IFS • Trauma-Informed Therapy • Gender-Affirming Care
Merlin works with people navigating gender identity, neurodivergence, and the weight of carrying stories shaped by systemic oppression, family dynamics, and the pressure to shrink themselves in spaces that were never designed to hold them fully.
His work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Queer and trans individuals, including aro-ace, bi, pan, nonbinary, and intersex folks often left out of the conversation
- Neurodivergent adolescents and adults
- People working through complex and long-term mental health struggles
- Those navigating family relationships and shifts in acceptance over time
- People whose identities have been shaped by migration, caretaking, or cultural pressure
- Folks who want to heal without performing or proving their pain
His approach weaves together IFS, CBT, Trauma Systems Therapy, and art-based, narrative practice, while holding that therapy should never gatekeep or fix anyone, but instead walk alongside people as they reclaim the fullness of who they are.
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Debbie Yost, LICSW
Rhode Island & Florida • Art Therapy • Trauma-Informed Care • LGBTQ+-Affirming Practice
Debbie works with people carrying the weight of grief, identity, relational patterns, and the emotional cost of moving through life in bodies and communities that have often been misunderstood or marginalized.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- LGBTQ+ individuals and couples, including diverse relationship structures and family constellations
- First responders, military, and veteran communities
- Immigrants, refugees, and those navigating race-related and political stress
- People living with chronic illness, trauma, and traumatic brain injury
- Those exploring religious, spiritual, or interfaith experiences and harm
- Sex workers and sex-positive communities
- People who need more than words and find meaning through art, music, and creative expression
Her approach integrates IFS, CBT, narrative therapy, and creative modalities, while honoring that healing happens in connection, and that identity, culture, and lived experience are never separate from the work of becoming whole.
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Beni Choiniere, PLCSW
Rhode Island • Narrative Therapy • Somatic & Parts Work • Queer & Neurodivergent-Affirming Care
Beni works with people carrying stories they never fully chose for themselves shaped by survival, masking, family systems, identity, and the exhaustion of constantly adapting in spaces that asked them to make themselves smaller.
Their work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Queer, trans, and nonbinary individuals
- Neurodivergent folks navigating ADHD, chronic illness, and disability
- People working through trauma, dissociation, and complex PTSD
- Those exploring gender identity, sexuality, and alternative relationship structures
- Activists, caregivers, and healthcare workers experiencing burnout and compassion fatigue
- People in moments of becoming, where old ways of understanding themselves no longer fit
- Those who need space where creativity, contradiction, grief, and complexity are all allowed in the room
Their approach weaves together narrative therapy, parts work, somatic therapy, expressive arts, and feminist, trauma-informed practice, while holding that healing begins when people no longer have to defend their complexity in order to be cared for.
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Takyah Smith, PLCSW
Rhode Island • CBT • Somatic Therapy • Liberation-Focused Care
Takyah works with people carrying the weight of systemic harm, intergenerational trauma, and the exhaustion of surviving in systems that were never designed to support them in their bodies, their relationships, and across generations.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Black, Indigenous, and people of color navigating racial stress and systemic oppression
- first-generation Americans and Those of Caribbean and diasporic backgrounds
- Adolescents and young adults finding their footing
- People working through substance use in ways that are non-shaming and grounded in real life
- Those struggling with anxiety, burnout, and emotional shutdown after years of pushing through
- People reclaiming self-worth and identity after being erased by school, family, work, or society
- Those who need care that never asks them to compartmentalize any part of who they are
Her approach integrates CBT, motivational interviewing, and somatic-based tools grounded in Black Liberation, Decolonization, and Disability Justice frameworks, while holding that healing is a birthright, not a privilege, and that your truth never needs to be edited to belong here.
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Modupeola Odegbami, LCSW
Rhode Island • Trauma-Informed Therapy • DBT • Identity-Affirming Care
Modupeola works with people carrying the weight of trauma, systemic harm, and the emotional toll of being defined by their hardest moments in their bodies, their relationships, and across the systems they've had to navigate.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- LGBTQ+ and transgender individuals
- Immigrants, migrants, and refugees
- People impacted by the criminal legal system and reentry
- Those navigating grief, fertility journeys, and postpartum experiences
- Neurodivergent folks, including autistic individuals
- People working through anger, emotional intensity, and regulation
- Those seeking care that is anti-racist, justice-informed, and culturally affirming
Her approach integrates CBT, DBT, CPT, mindfulness-based practices, and strength-based care, while honoring how trauma, poverty, culture, and systemic oppression shape the nervous system and the self, long before anyone thought to ask what support was needed.
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Natashia Bobbitt, LCSW
Rhode Island • ACT • Somatic & Narrative Therapy • Culturally Responsive Care

Natashia works with people carrying the weight of trauma, identity, intergenerational harm, and the emotional cost of surviving in systems and relationships that never made full space for who they are.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Black, BIPOC, and African diasporic communities
- LGBTQIA+ folks and those exploring gender identity
- People navigating addiction, grief, and major life transitions
- Teens, adults, elders, and families across all walks of life
- Activists, caregivers, and healthcare workers experiencing burnout
- Sex workers and those in non-traditional relationship structures
- Those carrying spiritual or religious trauma alongside questions of identity and belonging
Her approach integrates ACT, DBT, IFS, somatic therapy, narrative therapy, and culturally responsive, feminist practice, while honoring that healing deepens when culture, language, and lived experience are not just acknowledged but centered.
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Ana Mena, LCSW
Rhode Island & Massachusetts • Bilingual (Spanish/English) • Trauma-Informed Care • LGBTQ+-Affirming Practice
Ana works with people navigating the weight of migration, identity, intergenerational trauma, and the chronic stress of moving through systems that have never fully seen or supported them.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Immigrants, refugees, and those navigating cultural displacement and transition
- LGBTQ+ folks, especially within Latinx and Hispanic communities
- Women and those at the intersections of gender, culture, and systemic harm
- People carrying intergenerational wounds and the impacts of racism and marginalization
- Those adjusting to major life transitions: loss, caregiving, relationship shifts, and becoming
- Spanish-speaking clients seeking care in their first language
Her approach draws from psychodynamic, CBT, ACT, and narrative therapy grounded in cultural humility, relational care, and the deep knowing that healing becomes possible when people are seen not just as individuals, but in the full context of who they are and where they come from.
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Orion Block, LICSW
Rhode Island & Nevada • Narrative Therapy • ACT • Queer & Trans-Affirming Care
Orion works with people navigating gender identity, trauma, and the weight of surviving in systems that have pushed them to the margins in their bodies, their relationships, and their sense of self.
Hir work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Transgender, nonbinary, and gender-expansive individuals
- Those exploring polyamory, consensual non-monogamy, kink, and BDSM dynamics
- People living with PTSD, abandonment, self-harm, and intense emotional overwhelm
- LGBTQIA+ folks across the full spectrum of sexuality and identity
- Disabled people and those navigating chronic illness and disability justice
- Adolescents and highly sensitive people finding their footing
- Those carrying shame or silence around parts of themselves ready to move toward agency and self-trust
Hir approach draws from narrative therapy, ACT, CBT, IFS, and feminist, person-centered practice, while holding that you are the expert of your own life, and that therapy is one way we reclaim voice, agency, and the right to exist fully on our own terms.
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Jeremy Messenger, PLCSW
Rhode Island • IFS • ACT • Narrative Therapy
Jeremy works with people carrying the weight of life transitions, survival patterns, and the long-term impact of systems: incarceration, homelessness, adoption, that tried to define them before they ever had the chance to define themselves.
His work is especially grounded in supporting:
- People navigating reintegration after incarceration and criminal justice involvement
- Those working through intergenerational trauma, addiction, and family-of-origin wounds
- Mixed-race individuals and adoptees exploring identity and belonging
- Highly sensitive people and those managing ADHD, mood shifts, and dual diagnoses
- Child-free individuals and those exploring aging, legacy, and meaning outside traditional narratives
- People stuck in self-limiting patterns ready to reclaim authorship of their own story
- Adolescents, young adults, and seniors navigating major life transitions
His approach draws from IFS, ACT, CBT, and narrative and strength-based practice, while holding that healing happens when we move at a pace that feels safe, that you are never a problem to be solved, and that your story is still unfolding.
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Austin Davis, PLCSW
Rhode Island • Psychodynamic & Jungian Therapy • Identity & Spirituality • Social Justice-Informed Care
Austin works with people navigating the deeper layers of identity, faith, and emotional life, and the weight of carrying contradictions, inner conflicts, and parts of themselves they were taught to hide or let go of.
His work is especially grounded in supporting:
- LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC adolescents and young adults
- People working through interfaith, intercultural, and spiritual complexity
- Those exploring gender identity, euphoria, and dysphoria
- Immigrants and those navigating multicultural identity and belonging
- People whose substance use or burnout is asking to be understood, not just stopped
- Those unlearning harsh inner voices and learning to show up for themselves differently
- Veterans, military-connected folks, and autistic individuals seeking affirming care
His approach draws from psychodynamic and Jungian frameworks, CBT, DBT, parts work, and somatic practice, while holding that real change begins when we are met with compassion in the places we have learned to hide, and that the unconscious material shaping our lives deserves to be witnessed rather than silenced.
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Mindful Springs Counseling and Wellness

Aimee Solis, LCPC, LPC
Colorado, Illinois & Washington • Brainspotting • Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy • Experiential Trauma Therapy
Aimee works with people who are tired of trying to think their way out of their suffering and are ready for deeper, more embodied change that goes far beyond talking on the couch.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- highly sensitive and intuitive people learning to embrace those traits as strengths
- women leaders and entrepreneurs navigating high-impact roles and burnout
- people ready for transformative, experiential approaches to healing
- those seeking ketamine-assisted psychotherapy and expanded modalities
- clients working through emotional barriers, identity integration, and authentic living
- parents seeking mindfulness-based support in their parenting
Her approach blends Brainspotting, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, neuroscience, and somatic, presence-based practice, while holding that healing accelerates when we stop managing symptoms and start integrating all parts of who we are.
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Amanda Baker, LCSW
Colorado • EMDR • Brainspotting • Perinatal Mental Health
Amanda works with expectant and postpartum families navigating the profound emotional, relational, and physical weight of the perinatal experience and with mental health professionals carrying the demands of caregiving work.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- expectant and new parents navigating pregnancy, postpartum, and the transition into parenthood
- people working through perinatal mood and anxiety disorders
- mental health professionals seeking ethics consultation and clinical support
- those ready for EMDR and Brainspotting to move beyond talk therapy
- clients exploring somatic, mindfulness, and IFS-informed approaches to healing
- individuals who believe the capacity to heal already lives within them
Her approach integrates EMDR, Brainspotting, IFS, DBT, somatic experiencing, and mindfulness-based practice, while holding that healing is not something done to you, but something that unfolds when the right conditions and care are finally in place.
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Mare Cressman, LCSW
Colorado & Washington • EMDR • Brainspotting • Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy
Mare works with children, adolescents, and adults navigating trauma, grief, and the emotional weight of chronic illness, suicidal ideation, and life's most difficult transitions — meeting each person exactly where they are.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- children as young as 5 and adolescents navigating anxiety, depression, and behavioral concerns
- people working through PTSD, self-harm, and suicidal ideation
- those facing terminal and chronic medical challenges
- families processing grief, loss, and postpartum mental health
- clients ready for EMDR, Brainspotting, and ketamine-assisted approaches to healing
- people who need a therapeutic space that is tailored, unhurried, and genuinely their own
Her approach integrates EMDR, Brainspotting, play therapy, and holistic, mindfulness-based practice — while holding that healing unfolds in relationship, and that new capacities for growth are always possible when the right support is in place.
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Camille Rhoades, LPC
Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Missouri & Pennsylvania • Brainspotting • Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy • Perinatal Wellness
Camille works with people navigating trauma, attachment wounds, mood and anxiety disorders, and the profound emotional weight of pregnancy-related challenges and loss, while honoring how family, culture, and larger systems have shaped who they are.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- expectant and new parents navigating perinatal wellness and reproductive loss
- people working through attachment wounds and early relational trauma
- those living with mood disorders, anxiety, and executive functioning challenges
- clients ready for Brainspotting and ketamine-assisted psychotherapy for deep, lasting change
- people stuck in patterns that talk therapy alone hasn't been able to shift
- those seeking a values-based, mindfulness-informed approach to healing
Her approach integrates Brainspotting, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, attachment-based and person-centered care, while holding that meaningful change becomes possible when we understand not just what you're carrying, but the full story of how you came to carry it.
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Jessie Walter, LPC
Colorado • Grief & Loss • Perinatal Wellness • Trauma-Informed Care
Jessie works with individuals and couples navigating grief, chronic illness, trauma, and the profound weight of life transitions, while helping them lean purposefully into their pain rather than around it.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- people working through grief, loss, and the ways they are woven into every form of struggle
- those living with chronic illness and physical disabilities navigating all the dimensions that brings
- expectant and new parents experiencing trauma, loss, or adjustment during the perinatal period
- couples ready to invest in meaningful, lasting change together
- individuals seeking to own their story, bolster their strengths, and refine how they move through the world
- those ready to accept, honor, and respect themselves in ways that feel genuinely fulfilling
Her approach is deeply individualized and tailored to who you are in each moment: drawing on advanced training in grief and loss, perinatal care, and a grounded belief that it's never about how many tools you have, but how consciously and effectively you learn to use them.
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Hallie Johnson, LPC
Colorado & Maryland • EMDR • IFS • Trauma-Informed Care
Hallie works with people carrying the weight of childhood, religious, and sexual trauma, and with those navigating the emotional complexity of pregnancy, postpartum, and the journey toward starting a family.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- people working through childhood, religious, and sexual trauma
- expectant and new parents navigating the perinatal period
- LGBTQIA+ individuals seeking a space to show up authentically
- those living with suicidal ideation, self-harm, and the long-term effects of trauma
- people ready to explore their values, process their experiences, and build a more fulfilling life
- clients who need an advocate, and support in learning to advocate for themselves
Her approach integrates EMDR, IFS, ACT, and somatic, mindfulness-based practice, while holding that healing deepens when systemic challenges are acknowledged, your experiences are genuinely understood, and care is shaped around who you uniquely are.
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Kelsey Borusiewicz, MFT-C
Colorado • Couples Therapy • Attachment-Based Care • Relational & Family Systems
Kelsey works with couples, individuals, and families navigating disconnection, relational conflict, and the patterns that leave people feeling stuck, misunderstood, or far from the relationships they long for.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- couples rebuilding trust, communication, and closeness
- individuals and families moving through life transitions and identity questions
- people healing from purity culture and religious relational harm
- those exploring or practicing ethical non-monogamy and non-traditional relationship structures
- children and adolescents (ages 10+) navigating belonging and relational stress
- people working through family-of-origin wounds and the lasting impact of early attachment experiences
Her approach integrates attachment-based, systemic, and trauma-informed care, while holding that healing happens in relationship, that shame releases when met with curiosity and zero judgment, and that the stories we carry about ourselves and love are always available to be rewritten.
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Trude Holli, LMFT
Colorado • Emotionally Focused Therapy • Somatic & Mindfulness-Based Care • Couples Therapy

Trude works with adults and couples navigating the roadblocks that get in the way of joy, authentic connection, and the relationships they long for in their bodies, their partnerships, and their relationship with themselves.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- couples stuck in rigid patterns ready to find new ways of connecting
- individuals seeking more fulfilling, emotionally agile lives
- women exploring sexuality, physical desire, and reconnection with their bodies
- people carrying stress and trauma held in the body
- those who draw on spirituality as part of their healing journey
- adults ready to move toward far less self-judgment and far more self-compassion
Her approach integrates EFT, somatic and mindfulness-based body awareness, hypnosis, and parts work, while holding that humans are hardwired for connection, that rigid relational patterns always have a reason behind them, and that healing deepens as we grow more emotionally agile and compassionate toward ourselves and those we love.
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Taylor Allen, LCSW
Colorado • NARM • Somatic & Parts Work • Complex Trauma Therapy
Taylor works with young adults and people of all ages navigating complex and developmental trauma, depression, anxiety, and the weight of systems: foster care, homelessness, violence, oppression, that made building a life feel like an uphill climb.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- young adults facing life's challenges and building lives they genuinely love
- people working through complex, developmental, and relational trauma
- those navigating substance use, self-harm, burnout, and stress
- youth and young adults with experiences of homelessness, foster care, and systemic harm
- young parents finding their footing
- people of all races, ethnicities, gender identities, sexual orientations, and abilities seeking affirming, culturally humble care
Her approach integrates NARM, somatic-based therapy, attachment theory, parts work, CBT, DBT, and mindfulness, while holding that everyone carries an inherent capacity for healing, and that therapy is about reconnecting with that wisdom and consciously creating your own path forward.
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Beckett Weeks, LMHC, ATR
Washington • Art Therapy • DBT • Narrative Therapy
Beckett works with teens, young adults, and LGBTQIA+ individuals navigating identity, trauma, and the weight of systems that have historically failed to see or support them: through talk, creative expression, and the transformative possibilities of art-making.
His work is especially grounded in supporting:
- transgender, nonbinary, and gender-expansive individuals
- LGBTQIA+ folks exploring sexuality, identity, and belonging
- autistic individuals and those with dissociative symptoms
- people working through OCD, PTSD, suicidal ideation, and self-harm
- teens and young adults finding their footing in identity and relationships
- those open to art, creativity, and expressive modalities as pathways to healing
His approach draws from art therapy, DBT, narrative therapy, and harm-reduction principles, grounded in the knowing that each person is unique, that healing is possible, and that therapy works best when it feels like collaboration rather than authority.
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Sarah Kim, LSW, LSWAIC
Colorado & Washington • Brainspotting • IFS • Somatic & Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy

Sarah works with adults navigating trauma, attachment wounds, and the layered complexity of bicultural stress, intergenerational harm, and the emotional cost of moving through systems and families that never fully made space for who they are.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- BIPOC clients and Asian Americans deconstructing the model minority myth and racial hierarchy
- children of immigrants navigating acculturation, collectivism, and cultural identity
- people carrying intergenerational and racial trauma alongside family and attachment wounds
- those stuck in nervous system dysregulation: fight, flight, freeze, or fawn
- adults working through childhood wounds, relationship dynamics, and identity struggles
- those ready for Brainspotting, IFS, and ketamine-assisted approaches to deep, embodied healing
Her approach integrates ACT, Brainspotting, DBT, IFS, KAP, and somatic-based practice, while holding that healing means exploring the past and present together, reclaiming space that has been taken, and moving forward in alignment with your own values and inner strength.
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Will McClure, LPC
Colorado • EMDR • Somatic Awareness • Decolonial & Liberation-Focused Care
Will works with adults navigating trauma, internalized oppression, and the quiet ways that systems: patriarchy, cultural conditioning, colonization have shaped how people see themselves, their worth, and their relationships.
His work is especially grounded in supporting:
- people untangling internalized oppression and the fingerprints of systems not built for their flourishing
- men and women deconstructing patriarchal and cultural conditioning as an act of liberation
- those working through complex and relational trauma
- people navigating substance use and dual-diagnosis concerns
- clients ready to move beyond intellectual understanding and into embodied, lasting change
- those who need a steady, unhurried presence to help them go to the harder places
His approach draws from EMDR, attachment theory, somatic awareness, mindfulness, and CBT, while holding that what we've been taught to call personal failures are often the mark of systems that were never designed for our flourishing, and that healing is always an act of reclamation.
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Tori Gross, LPCC
Colorado • Play Therapy • Trauma-Informed Care • Anxiety & Emotional Regulation
Tori works with children, adolescents, and adults navigating anxiety, emotional dysregulation, sensory challenges, and the ways early experiences and unprocessed pain shape how we move through the world, meeting every person exactly where they are.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- children as young as 3 through play therapy, story, movement, and imagination
- adolescents and adults working through anxiety, anger, and impulse challenges
- autistic individuals and those with sensory processing differences
- people who need an unhurried, relationship-first approach to healing
- families from diverse backgrounds navigating behavioral and emotional concerns
- those who have never quite felt safe enough to show up exactly as they are
Her approach integrates play therapy, trauma-informed care, mindfulness, and emotional regulation work, grounded in the deep belief that the therapeutic relationship itself is often the most powerful tool in the room, and that every person is capable of growth when given the right conditions and genuine support.
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Jessica Croker, LPCC, ATR-P
Colorado • Art Therapy • Brainspotting • Somatic & Body-Based Care
Jessica works with individuals, kids, teens, and families navigating body image, eating disorders, and the deep need to feel at home in their own skin, through creative expression, movement, and the healing that happens when words alone aren't enough.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- women experiencing body image disturbance and seeking self-trust and self-love
- people working through eating disorders and women's empowerment
- children, adolescents, and families navigating emotional and relational challenges
- military-connected individuals and those with traumatic brain injury
- people in inpatient, residential, and substance use recovery settings
- those who need art-making, yoga, and somatic awareness as pathways into healing
Her approach integrates art therapy, Brainspotting, ACT, DBT, polyvagal theory, and somatic awareness, grounded in research showing that physical artmaking helps people rebuild trust in their bodies and return to themselves, and that transformation often begins not with words, but with the creative process itself.
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Dr. Brittany Findlan-Sawant, Psy.D., LPC
Colorado & Illinois • Eating Disorder Recovery • Psychodynamic & Feminist Therapy • Trauma-Informed Care
Brittany works with adolescents and adults navigating eating disorder recovery, trauma, and the ways that our most resilient adaptations can quietly move us further from the joy, connection, and sense of purpose we are longing for.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- people in eating disorder recovery healing body image, self-esteem, and their relationship with themselves
- survivors of sexual assault and abuse
- women navigating mood, anxiety, and identity-related challenges
- those working through the impact of early and current relationships on their sense of self
- clients seeking a deep, collaborative exploration of their inner life
- people of diverse racial, ethnic, gender, sexual, and faith identities seeking to feel fully seen and accepted
Her approach integrates DBT, ACT, Accelerated Resolution Therapy, and psychodynamic and feminist frameworks, while holding that every person is uniquely resilient, that the therapeutic relationship is sacred, and that healing means finding your way back to the parts of life that feel meaningful and whole.
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Laura Brandt, LSW
Colorado • CBT & DBT • Play Therapy • Trauma-Informed Care
Laura works with individuals and families navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, and life transitions, meeting every person, from young children to adults, with the belief that the strength to heal already lives within them.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- children as young as 4 through play therapy and strengths-based care
- adolescents and adults working through anxiety, depression, and relationship challenges
- individuals and families navigating life transitions and relational stress
- people with intellectual and developmental disabilities
- those who need a safe, non-judgmental space to feel genuinely accepted and understood
Her approach integrates CBT, DBT, solution-focused therapy, and play therapy, grounded in the conviction that every person is the expert on their own experience, and that recognizing our own inner strength is where growth and lasting change begin.
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Leslee Rogers, LPCC
Colorado • Brainspotting • ACT & Parts Work • LGBTQIA+-Affirming Care
Leslee works with children, teens, and adults navigating grief, chronic illness, identity, and the emotional weight of life transitions, drawing on years of supporting people through cancer, end-of-life, and the hardest chapters of being human.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- LGBTQIA+ individuals seeking gender-affirming, inclusive care
- people navigating chronic illness, cancer, and end-of-life experiences
- children and teens processing grief, loss, and big emotional experiences
- those working through anxiety, depression, shame, and attachment wounds
- people exploring identity and moving toward lives that feel authentic and fulfilling
- children ages 8 and up who need a warm, creative space to be met where they are
Her approach integrates Brainspotting, ACT, parts work, narrative therapy, mindfulness, and play therapy, shaped by a deep attunement to the body, a love of nature and storytelling, and the belief that reconnecting with inner wisdom is where healing begins.
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Beth Teepe, LCSW Candidate
Colorado • Emotionally Focused Therapy • Somatic & Mindfulness-Based Care • Couples Therapy

Trude works with adults and couples navigating the roadblocks that get in the way of joy, authentic connection, and the relationships they long for in their bodies, their partnerships, and their relationship with themselves.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- couples stuck in rigid patterns ready to find new ways of connecting
- individuals seeking more fulfilling, emotionally agile lives
- women exploring sexuality, physical desire, and reconnection with their bodies
- people carrying stress and trauma held in the body
- those who draw on spirituality as part of their healing journey
- adults ready to move toward far less self-judgment and far more self-compassion
Her approach integrates EFT, somatic and mindfulness-based body awareness, hypnosis, and parts work, while holding that humans are hardwired for connection, that rigid relational patterns always have a reason behind them, and that healing deepens as we grow more emotionally agile and compassionate toward ourselves and those we love.
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Danielle Dickey, LPCC
Colorado • EMDR • IFS • Perinatal Mental Health & LGBTQ+-Affirming Care
Danielle works with teens, adults, and new parents navigating anxiety, trauma, mood disorders, and the profound emotional weight of pregnancy, postpartum, and early parenthood, through a holistic, mind-body approach that honors the whole person.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- people navigating pregnancy, postpartum, and the transition into early parenthood
- LGBTQ+ individuals seeking gender-affirming, inclusive care
- those working through PTSD, complex PTSD, OCD, and self-harm
- teens and young adults exploring identity and emotional wellness
- people seeking creative, expressive, and non-verbal pathways into healing
- those integrating spiritual practice and somatic awareness into their growth
Her approach weaves together EMDR, IFS, Polyvagal Theory, expressive arts therapy, and Reiki-informed, person-centered care, while holding that wellness spans emotional, social, physical, and environmental dimensions, and that healing deepens when the whole self is welcomed into the room.
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Cam Murphy, LPCC
Colorado • Somatic Psychotherapy • EMDR • Nervous System Regulation
Cam works with individuals and couples navigating trauma, anxiety, and identity, through a body-based, nervous-system-centered approach that trusts the body's wisdom as much as the mind's.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- LGBTQIA+ and neurodiverse individuals seeking affirming, unhurried care
- people working through trauma whose bodies hold what the mind can't always access
- those stuck in nervous system dysregulation ready to build safety and regulation from the inside out
- couples navigating relational stress and identity alongside one another
- people drawn to somatic, yoga, and mindfulness-based pathways into healing
- those who need trust, safety, and boundaries established before anything else
Her approach integrates somatic body psychotherapy, EMDR, nervous system regulation, restorative and yin yoga, AcuDetox, and present-moment relational awareness, while holding that the body is not separate from the therapeutic journey, and that healing always honors your pace, your story, and your lived experience.
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Claire Williams, LSW
Colorado • EMDR • Sex-Positive & LGBTQIA+-Affirming Care • Strengths-Based Therapy

Claire works with pre-teens, teens, adults, and older adults navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, eating disorders, and the unique challenges of identity, sexuality, and belonging — with deep respect for every person's dignity and lived experience.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- LGBTQIA+ individuals across all ages exploring gender and sexual identity
- teens navigating identity, development, and the complexity of growing into themselves
- adults working through relationship concerns, sexual identity, and intimacy
- people with ADHD and Autism seeking affirming, strengths-based care
- those working through eating disorders and body-related challenges
- clients seeking a sex-positive, kink-affirming space free of judgment
Her approach integrates EMDR, client-centered and strengths-based practice, and holistic sex education — while holding that every person deserves to be met with respect, dignity, and care that is genuinely tailored to who they are and where they are in their journey.
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Meredith Kucyk, LSW, LSWAIC, ADDC
Colorado & Washington • Brainspotting • Perinatal Mental Health • Trauma & Addiction Care
Meredith works with adolescents and adults navigating trauma, addiction, neurodivergence, and the deep questions of identity, belonging, and self-worth, including the unique experiences of adoptees and those moving through the perinatal period.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- adoptees and those navigating identity, belonging, and cultural roots
- people working through substance use, addiction, and recovery
- expectant and new parents navigating peripartum mental health
- neurodivergent individuals and those from diverse cultural and religious backgrounds
- adolescents and adults working through depression, anxiety, and complex trauma
- those seeking a safe, nonjudgmental space to explore the depths of who they are
Her approach integrates Brainspotting, strengths-based, person-centered, and trauma-informed care, grounded in a personal and professional understanding that belonging and self-worth are not things to be earned, but reclaimed.
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Nicholas Spadaro, LPCC
Colorado • Play Therapy • Trauma-Focused Care • Emotional Wellness for Men & Youth
Nicholas works with children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families navigating trauma, mood disorders, and the emotional challenges that often go unnamed, with a particular passion for helping young males and adult men build the emotional wellness they deserve.
His work is especially grounded in supporting:
- young males and adult men navigating emotional wellness, relationships, and identity
- children as young as 4 through play therapy and developmentally appropriate care
- LGBTQ+ youth and individuals of all gender identities
- people working through anxiety, depression, grief, and ADHD
- couples and families navigating relational stress and life transitions
- those taking their very first steps into therapy, and those on their hundredth
His approach integrates play therapy, trauma-focused care, and client-centered, strengths-based practice, grounded in the belief that every person deserves a safe, non-judgmental space to explore their emotions at their own pace, and that showing up for yourself is always worth celebrating.
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Unapologetic Psychology

Dr. Tess M. Kilwein, Psy.D.
CA, CO, NY, ND, TN, WY & PSYPACT® States • Clinical & Sport Psychology • Trauma/PTSD • LGBTQIA2S+-Affirming Care
Dr. Kilwein works with high-performance individuals, LGBTQIA2S+ communities, and those navigating trauma, identity, and the psychological cost of excelling in systems that were never designed with their full humanity in mind.
Their work is especially grounded in supporting:
- athletes and performers navigating mental health and mental performance across all levels including Olympic and Paralympic sport
- LGBTQIA2S+ individuals working through identity integration, liberation, and systemic harm
- healthcare workers, executives, and high-stakes professionals experiencing burnout and performance pressure
- people working through trauma, PTSD, substance use, and sexual health concerns
- content creators and moderators navigating the unique psychological demands of their work
- rural communities and those facing barriers to accessible, affirming mental health care
Their approach is trauma-informed, liberatory, and affirming: integrating clinical psychology, sport and performance consultation, and organizational coaching while holding that mental health and performance are never separate from identity, systemic marginalization, and the right to be unapologetically whole.
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Dr. Renée L. López, Psy.D.
Georgia & PSYPACT® States • Counseling & Sport Psychology • Trauma-Informed Care • Performance & Identity
Renée works with athletes, performers, coaches, and high-achieving professionals navigating the intersection of mental health and performance, including the emotional weight of perfectionism, injury, body image, and the transitions that come with a life built around excellence.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- elite athletes and performers working through performance anxiety, burnout, and injury recovery
- adolescents (15+) and adults navigating the psychological demands of competitive sport
- coaches and executives seeking mental performance and leadership support
- people working through perfectionism, anxiety, depression, and disordered eating
- military operators navigating high-stakes performance and transition
- those moving through major life and identity shifts, including return to play and career change
Her approach integrates humanistic, CBT, ACT, mindfulness, and somatic techniques: grounded in her own experience as a former NCAA DI soccer player, youth coach, and sport parent, and in the belief that care works best when it is tailored, trust-centered, and honors the full complexity of who you are.
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Dr. Julio Brionez, Psy.D.
California, Colorado, Montana & Wyoming • Counseling Psychology • Suicide Risk & CAMS Framework® • LGBTQ+ & BIPOC-Affirming Care
Dr. Julio works with queer and BIPOC individuals navigating suicidal ideation, trauma, and the deep pain of feeling like they do not belong or are a burden, with the lived understanding and cultural humility that this work requires.
His work is especially grounded in supporting:
- LGBTQ+ and BIPOC individuals working through depression, anxiety, and trauma
- people experiencing chronic or acute suicidal ideation and self-harm
- suicide attempt survivors rebuilding their sense of belonging and worth
- suicide loss survivors: family members, friends, and those significantly impacted by losing someone to suicide
- young and older adults seeking gender-affirming, culturally humble care
- those ready for ACT and mindfulness-based approaches to lasting change
His approach integrates the CAMS Framework®, ACT, and mindfulness-based practice, grounded in the belief that every person deserves a space where their identity is fully affirmed, their pain is taken seriously, and their life is treated as worth fighting for.
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Kristin Trudeau, LPC, LADAC
Tennessee • EMDR • Sex Therapy • Trauma & Addictions Care
Kristin works with individuals, couples, and first responders navigating trauma, addiction, intimacy, and the emotional weight of burnout: offering a warm, judgment-free space to rebuild connection, reclaim a sense of self, and heal from life's hardest disruptions.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- couples working through intimacy challenges, relational stress, and sexual health concerns
- individuals navigating addiction, substance use, and recovery
- first responders and their families carrying the unique psychological demands of the job
- people working through trauma, anxiety, and the lingering effects of past experiences
- those experiencing burnout and chronic stress ready to rebuild resilience and clarity
- individuals and couples seeking a certified sex therapist who approaches these conversations without shame or judgment
Her approach integrates EMDR, sex therapy, addictions counseling, and evidence-based, trauma-informed practice, while holding that healing means more than symptom relief, and that every person deserves to live with greater intimacy, confidence, and connection.
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Tedder Easton, LPC
Wyoming • Trauma-Informed Care • Mental Performance Coaching • Multicultural & LGBTQ+-Affirming Practice

Tedder works with athletes, neurodiverse individuals, and BIPOC and LGBTQ+ communities navigating anxiety, depression, self-esteem, and the psychological demands of performing and living with clarity, resilience, and purpose.
His work is especially grounded in supporting:
- athletes working through performance anxiety, return to sport, and confidence challenges
- BIPOC and LGBTQ+ individuals seeking culturally affirming, trauma-informed care
- neurodiverse folks navigating mental health and performance
- people working through anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, and sleep concerns
- those who need someone who understands athletic culture from the inside out
- clients ready to show up fully: in sport, in relationships, and in life
His approach is trauma-informed, evidence-based, and grounded in over four years of direct athlete support and collegiate coaching experience, holding that mental health and mental performance are inseparable, and that every person deserves care that honors the full complexity of who they are and where they come from.
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Annie Rendall, BCC
USA & International • Mental Performance Coaching • Values Alignment • Resilience & Peak Performance
Annie works with athletes, performers, and executives navigating the mental demands of high performance, helping them build the resilience, clarity, and self-knowledge needed to show up fully when it matters most.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- collegiate and competitive athletes working through performance pressure and mental skills development
- winter sport athletes and those in high-stakes performance environments
- performers and executives seeking values-aligned personal and professional growth
- people navigating transitions: in sport, career, and identity
- those ready to build mental strength from the inside out rather than push through on willpower alone
Her approach centers on core values exploration, mental resilience, and performance coaching, grounded in her own experience as a former Division I NCAA alpine ski racer and coach, and in the belief that peak performance is never separate from knowing who you are and what you stand for.
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D'Jenne Egharevba, PLPC
Illinois • Trauma-Informed Care • Mental Performance Coaching • Multicultural & LGBTQ+-Affirming Practice
D'Jenne works with athletes, healthcare professionals, and high-achieving individuals navigating performance anxiety, identity transitions, and the emotional weight of showing up fully in high-stakes environments, with the lived knowledge of what it actually takes to compete at the highest levels.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- athletes working through performance anxiety, injury recovery, burnout, and return to play
- medical and healthcare professionals and corporate professionals navigating stress and identity
- LGBTQ+ individuals and faith leaders seeking affirming, culturally responsive care
- people working through anxiety, depression, trauma, and perfectionism
- those navigating major identity and life transitions in and beyond sport
- individuals ready to build genuine confidence and self-trust from the inside out
Her approach is trauma-informed, evidence-based, and grounded in her own experience as a former Division I and professional track and field athlete, holding that mental health and performance are inseparable, and that showing up with intention and resilience begins with knowing and honoring who you truly are.
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Diamond Dortch, AMFT
Tennessee • Marriage & Family Therapy • Couples & Marital Conflict • Identity & Self-Discovery
Diamond works with individuals, couples, and families navigating the quiet difficulty of not feeling like themselves, and the particular weight of conflict, identity uncertainty, and the transitions that reshape who we are and how we show up in our closest relationships.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Couples navigating marital conflict, disconnection, and the slow work of reconstruction
- Families working through conflict and the relational patterns that hold them back
- Adults and adolescents (children 6+) navigating anxiety, depression, and life transitions
- Individuals rediscovering themselves, or discovering themselves for the very first time
- LGBTQ+ individuals seeking affirming, collaborative care
- Educators navigating burnout and the particular cost of giving so much of themselves at work
- People of faith, including those navigating the intersection of Christian identity and mental health
Her approach is evidence-based, warm, and collaborative, shaped by a background in addiction, court-appointed services, pre-marital counseling, and early childhood work, and by a deep belief that growth and excellence always come alongside failure, and that imperfection is not something to be corrected but something to be understood. She holds that therapy is not about fixing anyone, but about creating a space where people feel safe, seen, and understood enough to do the work themselves.
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Healing Umbrella Psychotherapy

Urielle Samis, LCSW · Founder & Clinical Supervisor
Tennessee • EMDR & Trauma Therapy • Trans & Queer-Affirming Care • Intergenerational Trauma
Uri founded Healing Umbrella in 2021 with a longtime dream: to build a queer therapy space that affirms the full diversity of queer experience and reconnects people with their innate natural joy. As a queer and trans therapist herself, and as a granddaughter of Holocaust survivors, her practice is rooted in decolonizing mental health, healing trauma legacies, and addressing internalized oppression, within a framework that celebrates every identity and holds strength and social justice at its center.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Trans and nonbinary individuals navigating identity, dysphoria, and transition
- LGBTQ+ people working through the effects of trauma, including anxiety, depression, PTSD, and addiction
- Survivors of sexual assault and those navigating complex PTSD
- People doing IFS and EMDR work around attachment, intergenerational trauma, and queerness
- Couples navigating relationships and sex-positivity
- ADHDers and neurodivergent individuals seeking affirming, strengths-focused care
- Therapists seeking clinical supervision, consultation, and LMSW supervision
Her approach integrates EMDR (somatic and attachment focus, certified), IFS, DBT, and a trauma-informed, decolonial, and neurodiversity-affirming lens, while holding that being our most authentic self is not only right, but what the world needs most from each of us.
Online services only.
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Allie Krew, LPC-MHSP · Therapist & Intern Supervisor
Tennessee • LGBTQ+ Teens & Young Adults • Religious & Childhood Trauma • Neurodivergence
Allie works with LGBTQ+ teens, young adults, and people of all ages navigating the quiet difficulty of not yet feeling sure of themselves through the particular weight of religious or childhood trauma, the complexity of understanding sexuality or gender, and the very human need to discover who you are in a world that hasn't always made room for it.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- LGBTQ+ teens and young adults exploring identity, sexuality, and gender
- People working through religious and childhood trauma
- Individuals navigating anxiety, OCD, and ADHD
- Those in relationship distress or working toward healthier connection with themselves and others
- Neurodivergent individuals seeking a patient, curious, and collaborative space
- People who need a therapist who will genuinely see them through their evolutions
Her approach integrates somatic and attachment-focused EMDR alongside person-centered, relational care, while holding that all that we are is enough, and that the discovery of that truth, however long it takes, is worth every step of the journey.
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Amy Eller, LPC-MHSP · Therapist & Clinical Supervisor
Tennessee • LGBTQ+ Adults & Older Adults • Trauma-Informed Care • Couples & Relationships
Amy works with LGBTQ+ individuals of all ages, including older adults who have spent decades navigating a world that did not always welcome them, creating a path toward living genuinely and lovingly, with self-acceptance as both the practice and the destination.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, and queer adults at any life stage
- LGBTQ+ older adults navigating identity, relationships, and the particular challenges of aging
- People working through trauma, depression, and anxiety
- Individuals and couples seeking to improve communication and deepen connection
- Those ready to stop keeping themselves a secret and begin the work of self-affirmation
- Anyone who needs a therapist with over 20 years of experience who brings both lived and professional understanding of queer life
Her approach is trauma-informed and person-centered, shaped by her own scenic route to understanding and accepting her lesbian identity, and by the deep conviction that it is beautiful right where we are.
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Casper Everitt, LPC-MHSP
Tennessee • Sex-Positive & Kink-Affirming Therapy • Trans & Nonbinary Care • ENM & Grief
Casper works with people who are uncovering the most authentic version of themselves, and who need a space that meets that process with curiosity, collaboration, and genuine non-judgment, wherever it leads.
Their work is especially grounded in supporting:
- People navigating gender identity, gender exploration, and trans and nonbinary experiences
- Those in the kink/BDSM community seeking a fully affirming therapeutic space
- Individuals and partners in ethically nonmonogamous relationships
- People working through grief, loss, and the emotional weight of major life transitions
- Cis and trans folks navigating masculinity and the complexity of what it means to be a man
- Chronic people-pleasers working to understand where their boundaries are and where they want them to be
Their approach draws from somatic and attachment-focused EMDR and person-centered, sex-positive practice, while holding that uncovering your most authentic self can be a lonely process, and that the right space makes all the difference.
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Dani Neiderhiser, MA · Bilingual Therapist
Tennessee • Hispanic & Latina/o/e Community • Bilingual Spanish/English • Eating Disorders, Body Image & Religious Trauma
Dani works with people figuring out who they are while navigating a difficult environment, drawing on her own experience of growing up between Madrid and Argentina, and later discovering her trans identity at 28, to offer a space that holds complexity with empathy, warmth, and genuine belief in each person's capacity to know themselves more fully.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Hispanic, Latina/o/e, and Latin American clients seeking affirming, bilingual care in English or Spanish
- LGBTQ+ individuals exploring identity, queerness, and gender
- People working through religious trauma and the grief that can come with leaving old beliefs behind
- Those navigating disordered eating, body image, and food-related shame
- Immigrants and those holding multiple cultural identities simultaneously
- Anyone who has felt like they exist between worlds and hasn't yet found a therapist who understands that
Her approach is built on empathy, safety, and sex-positivity, while holding that shame has never helped anyone grow, and that it is never too late to discover who you truly are.
Supervised by Amy Eller, LPC-MHSP.
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Tara Watson, LCSW · Therapist, ADHD Coach & Clinical Supervisor
Tennessee • Adult ADHD Therapy & Coaching • Gay Men & LGBTQ+ Care • Sexual Health & Sex-Positivity
Tara has spent more than two decades building a practice grounded in one shared human need: to feel heard and not judged. As a lifelong Tennessean with deep roots in queer and HIV-related clinical work in Nashville, she brings a warmth, a frankness, and a genuine passion for working with people the broader mental health system has often failed to meet well.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Adults navigating ADHD — including those recently or unexpectedly diagnosed — through both therapy and coaching
- Gay men and trans and nonbinary individuals seeking a therapist who truly understands their lived experience
- People navigating sexual health, sex-positivity, and the full range of consensual relationships
- LGBTQ+ individuals working through anxiety, burnout, and the weight of surviving in Tennessee
- Those whose queer identity intersects with neurodivergence, and who need a therapist who holds both
- Therapists seeking LMSW supervision, intern supervision, and clinical consultation
Her approach integrates trauma-informed, healing-centered care with ADHD-specific coaching frameworks, while holding that gender and sexuality exist on a spectrum, that healthy relationships take many forms, and that all of these truths deserve to be celebrated, not managed.
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Taylor Renwick, LMSW · Therapist
Tennessee • Sex Therapy & Kink-Conscious Care • EMDR • LGBTQ+-Affirming Trauma Therapy
Taylor works with queer people, kinky people, trans and nonbinary people, people in ethically nonmonogamous relationships, and people who have been marginalized by society in other ways, building a joyful, welcoming, compassionate space where being fully seen is not a bonus but a baseline.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- LGBTQ+ individuals, trans and nonbinary folks, and those navigating queerness in the South
- People in the kink/BDSM and ethically nonmonogamous communities seeking a certified kink-conscious therapist
- Those working through religious trauma, anti-racism, and the particular grief of leaving old identities behind
- Trauma survivors seeking EMDR and somatic, attachment-focused care
- People navigating vicarious trauma and the cost of carrying the weight of others' pain
- Anyone who needs a space where sex, love, identity, and healing are all held without judgment
Her approach integrates somatic and attachment-focused EMDR, sex-positive trauma-informed care, and kink-conscious clinical practice, while holding that you deserve to feel seen, heard, and accepted as we work through whatever may be present in your life.
Supervised by Urielle Samis, LCSW.
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Stan Richardson II, MA Candidate · Therapist Intern
Tennessee • Gay, Bi & Queer Men • LGBTQ+ Teens • Sex-Positivity, Kink & ENM · Deep Sliding Scale
Stan works with gay, bi, and queer men, LGBTQ+ teens, and people navigating the discovery of themselves later in life, with particular depth in the experience of growing up pansexual and isolated in the rural South, and the liberation that eventually came from coming out publicly at 28.
His work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Gay, bisexual, and queer men seeking a therapist who genuinely connects with their lived experience
- LGBTQ+ teenagers beginning to explore gender identity and sexuality
- People coming out later in life and navigating the transition from who they have been to who they are
- Those in ethically nonmonogamous, polyamorous, and kink/BDSM communities
- Neurodivergent individuals, including ADHDers, navigating systems not designed with them in mind
- Anyone who has felt too complex or too different to be truly understood
His approach blends person-centered, existential, liberation, and psychodynamic frameworks, while holding that you are a unique, complex, and vibrant being, not a diagnosis, and that you have the radical power to enact change within yourself and the world around you.
Therapist Intern. Deep sliding scale rates available. Supervised by Allie Krew, LPC-MHSP.
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Troy Morrow, MSSW Candidate · Therapist Intern
Tennessee • QTBIPOC Community • ADHD, Autism & Neurodivergence • Chronic Illness & Disability · Deep Sliding Scale
Troy works with queer, trans, BIPOC, neurodivergent, and chronically ill individuals who are navigating the very real challenge of holding together emotions, identity, and a sense of self in a world where things only seem to be getting harder, bringing his own experience as a queer Black man who was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes as a teenager and ADHD as an adult to a practice centered on agency, inner peace, and self-love.
His work is especially grounded in supporting:
- QTBIPOC individuals navigating the intersections of race, queerness, neurodivergence, and systemic harm
- People with ADHD, autism, and other forms of neurodivergence navigating a world that wasn't designed for them
- Those living with chronic illness or disability who are building a life rooted in connection and meaning
- Adults, adolescents, and children holding marginalized identities and seeking a therapist who truly gets it
- People facing major and unexpected life changes and navigating conflicts between their identities and environment
- Those who believe, or are trying to believe, that they are stronger than the challenges that confront them
His approach blends cognitive, mindfulness, narrative, somatic, and expressive frameworks, while holding that therapy is a radical and vulnerable act of self-exploration, and that you deserve someone to journey with you through both the struggles and the triumphs.
Therapist Intern. Deep sliding scale rates available. Supervised by Tara Watson, LCSW.
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Your Story Counselling (Toronto, Canada)

Judy Lui, MSc, CCC, RMFT, RP · Clinical Director & Founder
Ontario • EMDR • Narrative & Emotion-Focused Therapy • Sex Therapy • BIPOC & LGBTQ+-Affirming Care
Judy works with individuals, couples, and families navigating the full complexity of human experience, drawing on her own background as a Chinese/Hong Kong Canadian immigrant, and her lifelong commitment to building mental health spaces where communities that have historically been excluded can finally feel at home.
Note: Judy is not currently accepting new therapy clients. She focuses her time on clinical supervision, mentorship, and leading the clinic she founded.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- BIPOC, immigrant, and LGBTQ+ communities
- Individuals and couples navigating identity, culture, and systemic stress
- Those working through anxiety, depression, trauma, and body dysmorphia
- People navigating relationship dynamics, intimacy, infidelity, and sex therapy
- New parents, postpartum experiences, and perinatal mental health
- Practitioners seeking clinical supervision
Her approach draws from EMDR, narrative therapy, EFT, dialogic therapy, sex therapy, and a culturally informed systemic lens, while holding that every person already carries the inner tools for growth, and that therapy is most powerful when it is collaborative, dignified, and built around the specific story of who you are.
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Jim Cheung, MSSc, RP
Ontario • 2SLGBTQIA+-Affirming Therapy • Queer Relationships & Intimacy • BIPOC Newcomers & Children of Immigrants
Jim works with individuals and couples navigating identity, relationships, and the layered complexity of holding multiple marginalized identities, in a culture, a relationship, or a body that was not always built to hold them fully.
His work is especially grounded in supporting:
- 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals and couples navigating identity, intimacy, and relational dynamics
- People exploring ethical non-monogamy and non-traditional relationship structures
- Those working through sexuality concerns, minority stress, and HIV stigma
- BIPOC newcomers and children of immigrants navigating cultural expectations and belonging
- People carrying the weight of substance use alongside identity and relational pain
- Those seeking a queer, racialized therapist who understands from the inside out
His approach is culturally attuned, affirming, and relationally grounded, drawing on seven years of clinical experience in Hong Kong and ongoing community mental health work with 2SLGBTQIA+ organizations in Toronto, while holding that feeling understood in the fullness of who you are is not a starting point for therapy, but the foundation of it.
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Jonathan Lu, MTT, RP, Certified Music Therapist
Ontario • Music Therapy • Trauma-Informed Care • Neurodivergence & Disability
Jonathan works with children, youth, adults, and older adults through the medium of music, offering a therapeutic space where physical, linguistic, and social barriers fall away, and where self-expression, creative exploration, and agency over one's own story become possible.
His work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Neurodivergent individuals, including those with autism, ADHD, and developmental disabilities
- People navigating depression, anxiety, grief, and chronic illness
- Older adults living with dementia and mood disorders
- Those managing stress, self-worth concerns, and life transitions
- Individuals seeking an alternative pathway into healing when words alone feel insufficient
- Anyone open to music as a medium for genuine therapeutic change
His approach integrates music psychotherapy with person-centred, resource-centred, and strength-based frameworks through an anti-oppressive, trauma-informed perspective, while holding that music is not a tool for entertainment, but an accessible language for the parts of experience that are hardest to put into words.
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Linda Thai, MACP, RP
Ontario • Culturally Responsive Therapy • Individual, Child, Adolescent, Couples & Family • BIPOC & LGBTQ+-Affirming Care
Linda works with people of all ages, genders, races, and sexualities who are navigating stressors, depression, anxiety, relationship challenges, or simply wanting to be heard without judgment.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Individuals and families from diverse cultural backgrounds
- Children, adolescents, and adults navigating anxiety, depression, and relational stress
- Couples seeking to improve communication and connection
- BIPOC and LGBTQ+ individuals seeking affirming, culturally responsive care
- People looking for a warm, practical therapist who offers flexible virtual access
Her approach draws from Brainspotting, CBT, narrative therapy, SFT, EFT, dialogic therapy, and Gottman couples therapy, while holding that everyone has the potential to heal and grow, and that therapy works best when the person in front of her feels genuinely seen and understood.
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Jiaqing Wilson-Yang, MSW, RSW
Ontario • Trans & Gender-Affirming Care • Gender-Based Violence Survivor Support • Anti-Oppression & Consent Culture
Jiaqing works with youth and adults navigating gender identity, depression, anxiety, trauma, relationships, neurodivergence, disability, and the many ways that discrepancies between who we are and how we are seen can compound the stress we carry in daily life.
Their work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Trans women and trans adults seeking affirming, narrative-based care
- Survivors of gender-based violence of all genders
- LGBTQ+ youth navigating identity, coming out, and belonging
- People working through childhood trauma, intimate partner violence, and sexual violence
- Immigrants, BIPOC individuals, and those navigating racial identity
- Those seeking secondary assessments for gender-affirming surgeries
- Individuals registered with Non-Insured Health Benefits
Their approach is client-centred, trauma-informed, and narrative-based, rooted in anti-oppression, consent culture, and an understanding of intergenerational trauma, and deeply informed by their own experience as a queer, mixed-race (Chinese/Irish Canadian) trans woman working across mental health systems for years before entering private practice.
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Diane Hua-Stewart, MSC, MACP, RP
Ontario • Individual, Couples, Family & Sex Therapy • Brainspotting & Mindfulness-Based Care • Virtual Only
Diane works with individuals, couples, and families navigating the stressors, transitions, and emotional weight that make it hard to feel present and connected in their own lives.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Individuals navigating anxiety, depression, and stress
- Couples and families working through communication and relational challenges
- Parents and caregivers navigating the emotional complexity of family life
- People managing life transitions and seeking more meaning and fulfilment
- Those interested in sex therapy and integrated couples support
- Clients looking for a warm, experienced therapist with flexible virtual access
Her approach draws from Brainspotting, CBT, DBT, narrative therapy, SFT, mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, and EFT, while holding that healing happens in present-moment connection, and that the goal of therapy is not just symptom relief, but a fuller, more purposeful way of living.
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Andy (Yan Wei) Mok, MN, Registered Nurse, Psychotherapist
Ontario • HIV & Sexual Health • Queer & 2SLGBTQIA+-Affirming Care • Intersecting Identities
Andy works with people navigating the intersection of sexual health, sexuality, gender identity, culture, and relationship dynamics — bringing both clinical nursing expertise and lived experience as a queer person of colour to a practice grounded in strengths, anti-oppression, and a sex-positive lens.
His work is especially grounded in supporting:
- 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals navigating identity, relationships, and minority stress
- People living with HIV and those navigating HIV stigma and sexual health concerns
- Those exploring sexuality, gender identity, and relationship structures
- BIPOC individuals navigating intersecting cultural and personal identities
- People managing substance use in the context of identity and community
- Those seeking a therapist with deep clinical HIV and primary care experience
His approach integrates ACT, CBT, strength-based therapy, mindfulness, narrative therapy, SFT, and trauma-informed care, while holding that therapy should be a safe, non-judgmental space where clients can do the honest work of reconnecting with an authentic self built on love, compassion, and self-knowledge.
(Note: Andy is currently on a waitlist.)
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Erica Seulki Min, MA(c), DTATI, BFA, RP (Qualifying), Art Therapist
Ontario • Art Therapy • Individual, Child, Adolescent & Family • Depth & Strength-Based Care
Erica works with children, youth, adults, and older adults through art therapy, opening space for healing through creative expression when words alone are not enough, and when the body and imagination hold more than language can capture.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Children, youth, and adults navigating grief, loss, and life transitions
- People working through anxiety, depression, and self-worth concerns
- Older adults navigating dementia, chronic illness, and mood disorders
- Neurodivergent individuals, including those with ADHD and autism
- Those with eating disorders, spirituality concerns, and disability
- Anyone open to art-making as a pathway into understanding and growth
Her approach integrates art therapy with depth, person-centred, strength-based, and mindfulness frameworks, while holding that art therapy is not about the finished product, but about the process: what gets expressed, what becomes visible, and what becomes possible when people are given genuine space and support.
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Mala Dorai, MPTH (In Progress), Therapist Intern
Ontario • Somatic & Trauma-Informed Care • Neurodivergent-Affirming • LGBTQIA2S+-Affirming · Sliding Scale
Mala works with individuals navigating the weight of stress, burnout, grief, trauma, chronic pain, relational wounds, and neurodivergence, with a background in neuroscience, public health, and over a decade in the Canadian healthcare system that grounds her clinical work in both rigor and genuine compassion.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Adults navigating stress, burnout, anxiety, and depression
- People working through trauma, grief, and loss
- Those navigating chronic health-related anxiety and chronic pain
- Neurodivergent individuals, including those with ADHD and autism
- Immigrants and South Asian Canadian clients seeking culturally informed care
- LGBTQIA2S+-identifying individuals seeking affirming support
Her approach integrates somatic and polyvagal-informed practices, CBT, DBT, ACT, and Adlerian-informed strengths-based work, while holding that healing is not linear, that the body and mind are inseparable, and that understanding what matters most is always the first step toward building a life that reflects it.

Sliding scale available: $30–$75.
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Priya Seeder, MACP (In Progress), Therapist Intern
Ontario • Behaviour Analysis & Psychotherapy • Identity & Belonging • South Asian Canadian Clients · Sliding Scale
Priya works with individuals and couples who want to understand their patterns more honestly, and build the practical tools to genuinely change them, drawing on a unique background that bridges behaviour analysis and clinical psychotherapy.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- People seeking to build confidence, self-esteem, and healthier habits
- Individuals and couples navigating relationships and relational patterns
- First-generation Punjabi Canadian and South Asian clients navigating cultural expectations and belonging
- Those exploring how technology and digital behaviour shape their wellbeing
- Anyone curious about how environment, thoughts, and behaviour work together to sustain or shift patterns
- People ready to take the first step toward meaningful, lasting change
Her approach integrates CBT, strength-based therapy, mindfulness, and behavioural strategies, while holding that understanding why we do what we do is one of the most powerful things we can bring into a therapeutic room.
Sliding scale available: $30–$75.
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Wenyu Yang, MACP, RP (Qualifying)
Ontario • Life Transitions & Immigration Stress • Bilingual (Mandarin/English) • Perinatal & Family Support
Wenyu works with individuals, couples, and families navigating the quiet weight of carrying multiple roles, adapting across cultures, and learning to prioritize their own needs in a world that doesn't always make that easy.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Immigrants and those navigating cultural adjustment and life transitions
- Individuals working through anxiety, depression, and stress
- Those navigating fertility challenges, pregnancy, and postpartum experiences
- Young parents and families seeking practical, compassionate support
- Mandarin and Cantonese-speaking clients seeking care in their first language
- People ready to move from inherited "shoulds" toward something genuinely chosen
Her approach integrates ACT, compassion-focused therapy (CFT), CBT, EFT, EMDR, narrative therapy, and SFT, while holding that courage does not always roar, and that sometimes the bravest thing is simply deciding to try again tomorrow.
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Wilsy Choudhary, MSC, RP (Qualifying)
Ontario • Second-Generation South Asian Identity • Cultural & Familial Influences • Individual & Couples Therapy
Wilsy works with individuals and couples who feel stuck in patterns, in histories, in the competing demands of cultures and expectations, and who are ready to uncover the strengths already present in their own story.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Second-generation South Asian immigrants navigating identity and cultural expectations
- People working through anxiety, depression, and self-esteem
- Those navigating relationships, boundaries, and interpersonal patterns
- Individuals open to a neuroscience-informed understanding of their behaviour
- BIPOC and marginalized individuals seeking culturally attuned care
- Anyone who has felt "stuck" and is ready to explore what might shift
Her approach draws from CBT, DBT, and ACT, while holding that therapy is a collaborative process of discovering, rather than prescribing, and that meaningful change happens at the intersection of insight, compassion, and practical tools.
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Jen Chan, MACP, BBA, RP (Qualifying)
Ontario • Bicultural Identity & Cultural Negotiation • Burnout & Working Parents • Mind-Body Connection
Jen works with adults, parents, and teens navigating the silent negotiations of bicultural life, balancing cultural roles, professional demands, relational stress, and the often-unspoken cost of holding it all together.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Second-generation Chinese Canadian individuals navigating bicultural and bicultural identity
- Parents and partners of first responders navigating unique relational and emotional demands
- People working through anxiety, depression, burnout, and life transitions
- Teens navigating identity, self-worth, and the pressure of expectations
- Adults with prior corporate experience seeking a therapist who understands real-world stress
- Those open to yoga, mindfulness, and somatic-informed approaches to healing
Her approach integrates EFT, ACT, SFBT, and mindfulness and somatic-informed perspectives, while holding that owning your story, and learning to love yourself through the process of doing so, is one of the most courageous things a person can choose.
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Charmaine Tong, MSW, RSW, Psychotherapist
Ontario • Trauma-Informed & Anti-Oppressive Care • Motor Vehicle Accident Trauma • Individual, Child, Adolescent, Couples & Family
Charmaine works with individuals and families navigating emotional and behavioural challenges, relational difficulties, mental health concerns, and the psychological aftermath of major stressful events, including motor vehicle accident injuries.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Individuals and families recovering from acute trauma, including MVA-related trauma
- People working through anxiety, depression, and relationship difficulties
- Children and adolescents navigating emotional and behavioural concerns
- Those seeking a therapist whose approach is trauma-informed and anti-oppressive from the ground up
- Couples and families looking to strengthen their sense of connection and resilience
- Anyone who wants a space where their story is taken seriously and their recovery is treated with dignity
Her approach integrates ACT, CBT, narrative therapy, and a strength-based lens, while holding that every story matters, and that healing happens when people are empowered to walk their own recovery journey with boldness and support.

(Note: Charmaine is currently on a waitlist.)
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Kathy Lam, MDiv, RP, RSW
Ontario • Emotionally Focused Therapy • Individual, Couples & Family · Sliding Scale Available
Kathy works with individuals and couples navigating the quiet pain of disconnection, from themselves, from their partners, and from the emotional language that might help them understand what's happening beneath the surface.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Individuals and couples who grew up in families where emotions were not expressed or discussed
- People working through anxiety, depression, and relational stress
- Those seeking to build emotional awareness and a more secure sense of self
- Couples navigating communication breakdowns, distance, and disconnection
- Families working through conflict and the difficulty of feeling truly understood
- Anyone seeking a warm, non-judgmental space grounded in attachment and emotional experience
Her approach is primarily grounded in EFT, which she is trained and certified in, while holding that positive emotional experiences are not a luxury but a necessity, and that feeling genuinely seen by another person is where real change begins.
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Cherie (Hoi Yee) Mak, MSW, RSW, Psychotherapist
Ontario • Narrative & Person-Centred Therapy • Individual, Child, Adolescent & Family • Hong Kong Background
Cherie works with children, youth, and young adults navigating the obstacles that show up in school, work, and family life, bringing over ten years of experience and a belief that every person already holds the strengths they need to move forward.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Children, youth, and young adults navigating school and social challenges
- People working through anxiety, life transitions, and intergenerational conflict
- Individuals seeking to rebuild self-confidence and self-awareness
- Those navigating complex family dynamics and identity questions
- East Asian and Hong Kong background clients seeking a culturally informed therapist
- Anyone ready to understand their story more clearly and move forward with greater purpose
Her approach integrates narrative therapy, person-centred therapy, and CBT, while holding that therapy is not about fixing, but about understanding, growing, and reclaiming the narrative that belongs to you.
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Christina Tawdrous, MACP, RP (Qualifying)
Ontario • Arab-Canadian & Multicultural Cultural Competency • Neurodivergent-Affirming • Individual & Couples Therapy · Virtual Only
Christina works with individuals and couples navigating stress, anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, and the particular complexities of carrying multiple cultural identities in a world that often only makes space for one.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Arab Canadian, MENA, and Middle Eastern clients seeking culturally responsive care
- Neurodivergent children, youth, and families navigating support and belonging
- Indigenous, immigrant, and racialized communities navigating cultural complexity
- People working through anxiety, depression, and life transitions
- Those who have experienced environments where emotional expression was discouraged
- Couples seeking a supportive, evidence-based space for growth
Her approach is grounded in empathy, collaboration, and evidence-based practices, shaped by clinical experience across Canada, Nunavut, and the United Arab Emirates, and by a deep conviction that merging psychology with identity is fundamental to empowering underrepresented communities.
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Alana Sham, MACP, RP · Social Work Supervised Practice
Ontario • Attachment & Trauma-Informed Therapy • Individual, Couples, Child, Adolescent, Family & Sex Therapy • EMDR
Alana works with individuals, children, couples, and families navigating the emotional complexity of trauma, attachment, relationships, and the full spectrum of mental and behavioural health concerns, including with children as young as two years old.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Children, youth, and adults working through trauma, ASD, OCD, PTSD, and NVLD
- Couples navigating communication challenges and relational repair
- Families seeking to better understand and connect with each other
- People working through attachment wounds and interpersonal patterns
- Those seeking EMDR for trauma processing
- Anyone ready to feel more empowered by their own inner strengths and abilities
Her approach draws from attachment therapy, SFT, narrative therapy, CBT, EFT, play therapy, and EMDR, while holding that vulnerability is not about winning or losing, but about having the courage to show up when the outcome is uncertain.
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Zahra Eizadi, D.CP., M.A., RP · Clinical Supervisor
Ontario • Couples & Intimacy Therapy • Sex Therapy • Iranian/Farsi-Speaking Clients · Virtual Only
Zahra works with individuals and couples navigating relationship conflicts, intimacy concerns, identity, and the emotional weight of dysfunctional patterns that can quietly erode connection over time.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Individuals and couples from different cultural backgrounds working through relational conflict
- People navigating intimacy issues, infidelity, marriage consultation, and recovery from abusive relationships
- Those working through anxiety, depression, and emotion regulation
- Immigrants and multicultural individuals navigating identity and community integration
- Iranian and Farsi-speaking clients seeking care in their first language
- Women and people of all genders navigating grief, fertility, and major life transitions
Her approach integrates CBT, ACT, EFT, object relations, attachment theory, mindfulness, and sex therapy, while holding that what looks like dysfunction in a relationship is often an adaptive strategy that once made sense, and that couples and individuals can build more constructive ways of relating when given the right tools and space.
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MacGyver Kou, MSC, RP · Clinical Supervisor
Ontario • Narrative & Postmodern Therapy • Sexuality, Gender & Identity • Family Diversity & Social Justice
MacGyver works with individuals, couples, children, adolescents, and families navigating the full range of human complexity, with particular depth in family dynamics, sexuality, gender identity, acculturation, migration, and social justice.
His work is especially grounded in supporting:
- People navigating diverse sexuality, attraction, gender identity, and relationship structures
- Immigrants and those moving through acculturation and cultural transitions
- Individuals and families seeking care that is grounded in social justice and systems-awareness
- Neurodivergent individuals and those with complex or intersecting needs
- Those who want a postmodern, poststructuralist clinician who challenges rather than prescribes
- Anyone whose story has been shaped by power, systems, and the experience of being between worlds
His approach is primarily grounded in narrative therapy, with additional influence from SFT, EFT, and dialogic therapy, while holding that every single person is navigating their own particular battle of their human life, and that recognizing that shared complexity is where genuine care begins.
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Ratanak Ly, PsyD. (In Progress), M.Psy, RP
Ontario • Complex Trauma & BIPOC-Affirming Care • 2SLGBTQQIA2SA-Affirming • Individual, Couples, Family & Sex Therapy
Ratanak works with individual adults, couples, and families navigating trauma, identity, grief, relationship patterns, and the particular complexity of holding multiple intersecting identities in a world that does not always make space for the fullness of who people are.
His work is especially grounded in supporting:
- BIPOC individuals and communities seeking culturally attuned, justice-informed care
- 2SLGBTQQIA2SA individuals and couples navigating identity, intimacy, and relational dynamics
- People working through complex trauma, attachment wounds, and grief
- Those seeking sex therapy and support around intimacy concerns
- Immigrants and those navigating major life transitions
- Anyone who needs a gentle, warm, deeply collaborative therapist with 15 years of community mental health experience
His approach is integrative and trauma-informed, drawing from AEDP, Brainspotting, EFT, sensorimotor psychotherapy, somatic experiencing, attachment therapy, DBT, ACT, and narrative therapy, while holding that social justice is not separate from healing, and that conversations about identity, power, and diversity can be among the most profoundly healing moments in therapy.
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Jamie Tjeng, MPTH (In Progress), Therapist Intern
Ontario • Anxiety, Self-Worth & Addictions • Emotional Regulation & Life Transitions · Sliding Scale
Jamie works with teens, young adults, and adults navigating anxiety, depression, self-worth, stress, relationship challenges, and the patterns that keep people feeling stuck, bringing lived experience as a therapy client herself, and a deep belief that nobody has to face these things alone.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Adolescents and adults navigating anxiety, depression, and identity
- People working through addictions, disordered eating, and self-esteem challenges
- Those stuck in patterns they're ready to understand and move through
- Individuals navigating life transitions and relational stress
- Anyone seeking a warm, down-to-earth therapist who does not believe in "fixing"
- Those open to music, nature, and somatic-informed approaches alongside talk therapy
Her approach draws from EFT, cognitive therapy, Adlerian theory, and strength-based work, while holding that the most powerful thing therapy can do is help someone reconnect with the inner wisdom they already carry.
Sliding scale available: $30–$75.
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Phoebe Wang, MP (In Progress), Therapist Intern
Ontario • Systemic & Relational Therapy • Life Transitions • Individual, Couples & Family · Sliding Scale
Phoebe works with individuals, couples, and families who are navigating change, the kinds of transitions that reshape how we see ourselves and the people we love, with a systemic and relational approach that considers not just the person, but the context they exist within.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Young adults navigating the transition into adulthood and independent life
- Parents navigating the emotional demands of parenthood
- Couples and families working through disconnection and relational stress
- People seeking a space where they are treated as the expert of their own world
- Those who value curiosity, cultural safety, and a genuinely non-judgmental presence
- Anyone who has found it hard to hold hope for themselves and needs someone to hold it alongside them
Her approach is systemic and relational, shaped by eight months of prior clinical experience at the Maplewoods Centre for Family Therapy and Child Psychology, while holding that change is possible at any stage of life, and that the goal of therapy is never to prescribe, but to walk alongside.
Sliding scale available: $30–$75.
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Sharon Bae, MEd, RP (Qualifying)
Ontario • Trauma, Cultural Identity & Relational Healing • Anti-Racist & Decolonial Practice • Individual & Couples Therapy
Sharon works with individuals and couples navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, attachment, life transitions, and the profound impact that culture, family of origin, and identity have on how we understand ourselves and our relationships.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Mixed-race, immigrant, and BIPOC individuals navigating identity and belonging
- People working through trauma, grief, and the weight of cultural expectation
- Those navigating major life transitions and questioning long-held patterns
- Individuals and couples seeking care that is genuinely trauma-informed, decolonial, and anti-racist
- People who want a therapist with a background in crisis response and trauma recovery
- Those who value a present-moment, attuned, and empathic therapeutic relationship
Her approach integrates EFT, trauma-informed recovery, narrative therapy, ACT, CBT, and somatic-based techniques, while holding that the deepest roots of our challenges are always worth understanding, and that reconnecting with your own strengths is where lasting change begins.
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Aqsa Javaid, MACP, RP
Ontario • Trauma, Anxiety & Identity • Multicultural & Islamically-Informed Care • Individual & Couples Therapy
Aqsa works with individuals and couples who have been silenced, misunderstood, overwhelmed, or shaped by environments where emotional expression was not welcome, bringing over a decade of community, crisis, and clinical experience to a practice built on warmth, cultural humility, and a genuine belief in each person's capacity to grow.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- South Asian, Muslim, and BIPOC clients navigating cultural expectations, family values, and identity
- People working through trauma, anxiety, perfectionism, OCD, and body dysmorphia
- Those navigating ADHD/AuDHD, grief, relational wounds, and the emotional impact of domestic violence or bullying
- High-expectation environments and the burnout that often follows
- Individuals and couples seeking brainspotting, somatic approaches, and IFS alongside evidence-based care
- Anyone who needs a space where they do not have to perform strength, only be human
Her approach draws from CBT, DBT, SFT, IFS, EFT, somatic approaches, and brainspotting, while holding that people heal through connection: to themselves, to their emotions, and to those who genuinely see them.
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Arianne Palmares, MSC, RP (Qualifying)
Ontario • First-Generation Immigrant Identity • Anxiety & Life Transitions • Individual & Couples Therapy
Arianne works with individuals and couples who are navigating anxiety, relationship challenges, family dynamics, and the particular weight of feeling stuck in patterns that no longer serve them, with deep personal and professional understanding of what it means to be a first-generation immigrant building a life in a new place.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- First-generation immigrants and those navigating identity and cultural adjustment
- People working through anxiety, depression, and self-esteem
- Individuals and couples navigating relationship conflict and disconnection
- Those who have experienced high-stress environments, including crisis and long-term care settings
- People seeking a brave space, not just a safe one, to show up fully and be genuinely seen
- Anyone taking their first step into therapy and looking for a compassionate, unhurried beginning
Her approach is warm, collaborative, and grounded in empathy, while holding that therapy is a stepping stone, a guide, and a consistent supportive presence on a journey that belongs entirely to the person walking it.
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Yukta Gupta, MA, RP
Ontario • Emotionally Focused & Gottman Couples Therapy • Individual, Couples & Family • Youth (14+)
Yukta works with youth, individuals, couples, and families navigating personal challenges, relational dynamics, parenting, and the deep work of understanding oneself, bringing both professional training and personal experience to a space that is genuinely empathic and free from judgment.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Youth aged 14 and up navigating identity, self-worth, and emotional challenges
- Individuals and couples working through anxiety, depression, and communication
- Families seeking to strengthen connection and navigate conflict
- Parents looking for practical, compassionate support in their parenting
- Those navigating relational patterns and seeking greater emotional awareness
- People open to EFT, Gottman Method, CBT, ACT, SFT, and mindfulness-based approaches
Her approach is client-centred, anti-oppressive, and grounded in empathy, while holding that the only journey worth taking is the one within, and that every step toward self-understanding is worth celebrating.
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Neeti Trivedi, MACP, RP (Qualifying)
Ontario • Older Adults & Caregivers • Strength-Based & Culturally Diverse Care • Individual & Couples Therapy
Neeti works with individuals and couples, with particular depth in supporting older adults and their families, navigating the stress, self-worth concerns, social anxiety, depression, and caregiver burnout that often build quietly over time.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Older adults and their families navigating life transitions, stress, and caregiver burnout
- People working through anxiety, depression, and self-worth concerns
- Individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds seeking a welcoming, strength-centred space
- Those navigating interpersonal relationships and emotional awareness
- Anyone whose presenting challenges have quietly eroded their ability to recognize what they're already capable of
- People seeking practical, goal-oriented tools alongside genuine emotional support
Her approach integrates CBT, SFT, EFT, PCT, and narrative therapy, while holding that awareness of one's strengths is where clarity of goals and life direction begin to take shape.
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Xenia Kwan, MSc, RP
Ontario • Relational & Systemic Therapy • Cultural Identity & Neurodivergence • Individual, Couples & Family
Xenia works with individuals, couples, and families navigating cultural identity, anxiety, depression, interpersonal conflict, neurodivergence, grief, ambiguous loss, and life transitions, with a relational and systemic lens that considers not just the person, but the larger world they exist within.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Individuals navigating personal or cultural identity and belonging
- Couples working through cultural differences, intimacy, infidelity, and parenting
- Neurodivergent individuals seeking affirming, curiosity-led care
- People working through anxiety, depression, and grief
- Those who value a therapist who is authentically curious about their story
- Anyone ready to explore how past experiences shape present patterns and how those patterns can shift
Her approach is collaborative and systemic, grounded in her belief that every person already holds their own inner wisdom and resilience and that therapy works best when those strengths are named and brought to light.
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Robynson (Robyn) Paulwell, MSW, RSW, Psychotherapist
Ontario • Trauma-Informed & Client-Centred Care • Boundaries, Communication & Empowerment • Individual, Couples, Child, Adolescent, Family & Sex Therapy
Robyn works with individuals, couples, children, and families navigating trauma, relational stress, communication challenges, and the slow work of learning to recognize one's own needs and advocate for them in every area of life.
His work is especially grounded in supporting:
- People working through trauma, anxiety, depression, and grief
- Individuals and couples navigating communication, boundaries, and relational conflict
- Children, adolescents, and families seeking a culturally sensitive, empowering approach
- Those learning to build awareness of their own needs and how to express them
- People seeking practical skill-building alongside emotional support
- Anyone who has spent more time holding space for others than for themselves
His approach integrates ACT, CBT, EFT, narrative therapy, SFT, mindfulness, and motivational interviewing, while holding that therapy's purpose is to help people recognize their own inner wisdom, and that the therapist's role is to be a supportive presence on a journey that belongs entirely to the client.
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Amy Lee, MSW, RSW, Psychotherapist
Ontario • Intergenerational Trauma & Korean-Canadian Identity • Self-Esteem & Relational Healing • Individual, Couples & Family · Virtual Only
Amy works with individuals, couples, and families navigating intergenerational trauma, self-esteem, relationships, and the particular pain of learning early on that parts of your identity prevented you from "fitting in", drawing on her own experience as a first-generation Korean-Canadian immigrant to inform the depth and honesty of her practice.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- First-generation Korean-Canadian and East Asian immigrants navigating identity and belonging
- People who learned to caretake others at the expense of their own needs
- Those navigating discrimination, family conflict, and immigration stress
- Individuals working through intergenerational trauma, self-acceptance, and relationship patterns
- People ready to understand the impact of past harm in their present-day life
- Those who want a therapist who brings both deep cultural understanding and genuine clinical care
Her approach is trauma-informed, attachment-based, and relational, while holding that change is possible, and that she would be honoured to partner with each client and navigate the road ahead together.
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Lauren (Jin Yong) Schneider, MED, RP
Ontario • Disordered Eating, Body Image & Anxiety • Multiracial & Korean Immigrant Heritage • Individual, Couples & Family Therapy
Lauren works with individuals and couples navigating anxiety, depression, disordered eating, body image, self-esteem, relational patterns, and the layered complexity of carrying multiple cultural identities and expectations across all areas of life.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- People working through disordered eating, body image, and relationship with food
- Individuals and couples navigating communication, emotional distance, and life transitions
- Multiracial individuals and those from Korean immigrant families navigating identity and belonging
- People managing anxiety, depression, and emotional dysregulation
- Clients seeking a therapist with Gottman couples training and specialized eating disorder experience
- Those who value both evidence-based structure and genuine cultural humility
Her approach draws from CBT, interpersonal therapy, somatic experiencing, EFT, and Gottman techniques, while holding that self-acceptance is not the destination but the ongoing practice, and that every person's unique experience, lens, and goals are valid and worth honouring.
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Cassandra Palazzolo, RP (Qualifying), MACP (In Progress), Therapist Intern
Ontario • Anxiety, Trauma & Youth • Self-Esteem & Emotional Regulation · Sliding Scale
Cassandra works with children, teens, and adults navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, self-esteem, and the emotional weight of feeling stuck with warmth, collaboration, and a background in child and youth care and dance education that shapes how she meets people exactly where they are.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Children, adolescents, and adults working through anxiety, depression, and self-esteem
- Youth navigating identity, belonging, and the pressures of growing up
- People working through trauma and patterns that feel impossible to shift alone
- Those who need a space that feels encouraging, gentle, and genuinely safe
- Individuals open to a strengths-focused, attachment-aware approach to healing
- Anyone taking their first step into therapy and needing to know they are not broken
Her approach draws from CBT, attachment-based, and emotionally focused frameworks, while holding that healing moves at its own pace, and that progress, not perfection, is always the point.
Sliding scale available: $30–$75.
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Ashna Imran, MACP (In Progress), Therapist Intern
Ontario • Pakistani Muslim & South Asian Identity • Cultural Expectations & Belonging • Neurodivergent-Affirming · Sliding Scale
Ashna works with individuals navigating the complexity of balancing personal goals, identity, and relationships while honouring cultural or faith-based values, with lived understanding as a Pakistani Muslim woman of what it means to hold multiple sets of expectations at once.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Pakistani, Muslim, and South Asian individuals navigating cultural and religious expectations
- People experiencing stress, burnout, relational conflict, or uncertainty about the future
- Neurodivergent individuals seeking an affirming, patient, and culturally informed space
- Those navigating family dynamics, identity exploration, and belonging
- Anyone who has found therapy inaccessible and is looking for a compassionate, sliding-scale option
- People taking a first or early step toward understanding themselves more honestly
Her approach is grounded in empathy, curiosity, and collaboration, shaped by experience at Baycrest, CAMH, and Kerry's Place Autism Services, and by the belief that people are resilient and capable of navigating difficult experiences when they feel genuinely supported.

Sliding scale available: $30–$75.
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Stephanie Chen, MSC (In Progress), Therapist Intern
Ontario • Burnout, Workplace Dynamics & Grief • Chinese Canadian Identity • Individual Therapy · Sliding Scale
Stephanie works with individuals navigating burnout, workplace stress, relational dynamics, minority stress, grief, and loss, bringing a previous career in corporate environments and volunteer crisis line work supporting sexual assault survivors to a practice grounded in practical collaboration and genuine respect for each person's story.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Chinese Canadian and Hong Kong background individuals seeking culturally informed care
- People navigating burnout, workplace stress, and the shock of major change
- Those working through grief, loss, guilt, and shame in their own way and on their own terms
- Parents navigating the exhaustion and anxiety of parenthood
- Individuals who want to skip the guesswork and build a path forward that honours who they actually are
- Those for whom sliding-scale fees make meaningful support accessible
Her approach combines clinical frameworks with genuine curiosity about each person's self-expertise, while holding that therapy is not a place where one size fits all, but where the most honest, humane version of support takes shape.
Sliding scale available: $30–$75.
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Hafsah Bhinder, MACP, RP (Qualifying)
Ontario • Trauma, Grief & Maternal Mental Health • ADHD & Neurodivergent-Affirming • Individual Therapy
Hafsah works with individuals navigating trauma, grief and loss, pregnancy and postpartum experiences, ADHD, and the ordinary but significant weight of not knowing how to move forward, with a background in crisis response, trauma, and anti-bias and inclusion work that grounds her practice in both depth and cultural sensitivity.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- People working through trauma, grief, and loss
- Expectant parents and those navigating the emotional landscape of pregnancy and postpartum life
- Individuals with ADHD seeking neurodivergent-affirming, practical support
- Those navigating anxiety, depression, and uncertainty about the future
- People who want a therapist who adapts their approach rather than applying a fixed model
- Those looking for flexible, virtual scheduling and sliding-scale accessibility
Her approach integrates DBT, CBT, SFT, narrative therapy, and mindfulness-based practices, while holding that courage is not always loud, and that choosing to try again, in whatever form that takes, is always worth supporting.
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Andie Toderovitz, MACP, RP (Qualifying)
Ontario • Trauma, Disordered Eating & Body Image • Anxiety & Relational Patterns • EMDR & IFS
Andie works with individuals and couples navigating trauma, anxiety, disordered eating, body image, and the painful relationship patterns that keep repeating, with a background in crisis counselling and eating disorder peer support that gives her particular depth in the experiences where people feel most unseen.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- People working through trauma and the ways it lives in the body and in relationships
- Those navigating disordered eating, body image, and difficult relationships with food
- Individuals managing anxiety, emotional overwhelm, and patterns of disconnection
- Couples seeking to understand their relational dynamics and build something more grounded
- People who have tried to manage alone and are ready for a space built on genuine curiosity and compassion
- Those open to EMDR, ACT, IFS, Gottman Method, and somatic approaches to healing
Her approach draws from EMDR, ACT, IFS, Gottman Method, somatic therapy, and trauma-informed care, while holding that therapy is not about fixing, but about understanding the experiences that shaped how you move through the world, and learning new ways to meet yourself with care.
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Dorothy Hsieh, MACP, RP
Ontario • Chinese-Tibetan & South Asian Identity • Individual, Child, Adolescent & Family Therapy • Neurodivergent-Affirming
Dorothy works with children, adolescents, individuals, and families navigating the full weight of living in a world that does not always make room for them, drawing on her own experience as a Chinese-Tibetan woman, a second-generation Indian, and a first-generation Canadian to bring cultural depth and personal understanding to her practice.
Note: Dorothy is currently accepting current and previous clients only.
Her work is especially grounded in supporting:
- Children, adolescents, and families navigating emotional and behavioural challenges
- Individuals working through depression, anxiety, and self-worth concerns
- Neurodivergent individuals, including those with autism, navigating daily life and emotional regulation
- BIPOC individuals and those who have experienced discrimination, racism, and prejudice
- People who have struggled to find a therapist who feels like a genuine fit
- Anyone who needs a strengths-based, non-judgmental, and genuinely empathic space
Her approach is strength-based, trauma-sensitive, and client-focused, shaped by six years in mental health work, including ABA therapy with neurodivergent individuals, and by the belief that therapy works best as a collaborative relationship built on trust and honest communication.
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