Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy explores the different “parts” of the self with compassion, helping individuals heal trauma, inner conflict, and emotional wounds.
I support emerging adults, adults, couples, and families navigating identity exploration, trauma, grief, intergenerational pressure, and bicultural experiences through a relational and trauma-informed approach. My work integrates somatic and parts-based therapy to help clients reconnect with themselves beyond survival, performance, and adaptation.
Samantha Thomas, AMFT/APCC (she/her) Read Post »
I support BIPOC and first-generation individuals navigating burnout, anxiety, depression, identity exploration, and major life transitions through a culturally responsive and collaborative approach. My work helps clients unpack intergenerational expectations, reconnect with themselves, and build lives that feel more authentic, sustainable, and aligned.
Kristine Singh, AMFT/APCC (she/her) Read Post »
I support individuals navigating anxiety, depression, complex trauma, and identity-related stress through a culturally responsive, relational, and somatic approach. My work is grounded in anti-oppressive care, intergenerational healing, and creating a space where you can feel fully seen, supported, and empowered.
Amara Clark, AMFT (she/her) Read Post »
I specialize in supporting transgender, gender non-conforming, and queer adults and teens navigating identity, relationships, anxiety, grief, and life transitions. My approach is LGBTQIA+ affirming, trauma-informed, kink-aware, and grounded in deep empathy, collaboration, and authentic connection.
Adrian Belmes, AMFT (he/him) Read Post »
I specialize in supporting survivors of political violence, war, immigration trauma, childhood abuse, sexual assault, and complex intergenerational wounds through a trauma-focused and culturally responsive approach. My work centers helping clients feel deeply seen while building lives that feel safer, softer, and more grounded in their authentic selves.
Dr. Kiley Dunne Lizama, DSW LMFT (she/her) Read Post »
