(Clark) Christianna Clark, AMFT/APCC (they/them)
AMFT 159190 APCC 20904 About Me Hi! I’m Clark, a nonbinary Black/Puerto Rican EMDR trained therapist. My therapeutic approach is […]
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Kink
Kink-affirming therapy for individuals and partners exploring identity, relationships, communication, boundaries, intimacy, and mental health without judgment.
Vanessa Torres, LMFT (she/they)
I support BIPOC, LGBTQ2S+, disabled, neurodivergent, and marginalized clients navigating intergenerational trauma, systemic oppression, identity exploration, and healing through affirming, anti-oppressive, and holistic care. My work integrates art therapy, relational healing, and social justice-centered approaches that honor the connection between body, mind, spirit, and community.
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Lakshmi Jaiprakash, APCC (she/her)
I support individuals, couples, and partnerships navigating trauma, intimacy, sexuality, non-monogamy, kink, and relationship exploration through an affirming, anti-oppressive, and somatic approach. My work integrates EMDR, sex therapy, and trauma-informed care to help clients build safer, more authentic, and connected lives.
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Annissa Crow, AMFT (she/they)
I support clients navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, and LGBTQIA+ identity exploration through an affirming, feminist, and multicultural approach. My work centers empowerment, decolonizing mental health, and creating a collaborative space where clients feel safe, included, and fully seen.
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Ryan Becker, AMFT (she/they)
I support LGBTQIA2S+ individuals, neurodivergent clients, and people navigating identity, relationships, intimacy, and systemic oppression through an affirming and anti-oppressive approach. My work integrates somatic, feminist, and multicultural frameworks that honor the complexity of each client’s lived experience and intersecting identities.
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