“Life is better without masks”
twelfth house—healing hidden wounds, embracing wholeness
identities matter
Culture and emotion centered psychotherapy for QTBIPOC community
It is my belief that our individual, interpersonal, and collective wellness and restoration is a lifelong journey that extends towards our collective, familial, ancestral lineages, and future descendants. It is this belief and practice of interconnectedness that centers my therapy practice, helping others build towards a legacy of wellness and health. It is my pleasure to support you during your journey towards enhancing health and wellness.
I believe that identities are an essential component of therapy as exploring and understanding ourselves allows for deeper self-awareness, facilitating personal growth and meaningful change. I invite every client to bring their truest selves into our space. While we strive to create a safe space for BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, and neurodivergent friends, all are welcome. Just remember to be yourself, express yourself, and embrace your inner wierdo.
I use a multidisciplinary approach to psychotherapy by utilizing humanistic, psychodynamic, and emotion-based modalities. I utilize a decolonial-feminist and multicultural lens weaving liberation psychology and indigenous ways of knowledge in my therapy work.
twelfth house counseling welcomes all. However, we are proud that we work extensively with the following communities or identities:
Lesbians/WLW •Transgender, Non-binary, Gender-Queer • Young Professionals • Immigrants and Children of Immigrants • Trauma Survivors • Geeks and Nerds • Adults with ADHD/Autism
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Schedule a consultation
Book a 15-minute video or phone consultation with me.
Chat with me
We will briefly discuss your interest and desires for therapy, coordinate scheduling, fees/insurance, and get a better sense of how we can work together.
Intake and goal setting session
We will schedule an hour long intake to further discuss your mental health concerns, history of mental health issues, social history, and goals for therapy.
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