Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Harm Reduction, Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Solution-focused
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I love being a therapist. While I can serve and help many people with a variety of life’s challenges, I am currently working towards a certification in Sex Therapy. I want to specialize my training to work with LGBQAIP, Trans, GNC, Non-binary and 2 spirit communities. I work with individuals, couples, and 2-plus relationships. I am Kinky, BDSM, Poly friendly and hecka affirming. As I personally identify with many of the above-mentioned identities, I can provide therapy and expertise from a lived experience.
MA - Counseling Psychology, National University
AASECT Sex Therapy Certificate (In Progress)
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I love listening to everyone's stories about life, and love. I believe I have a natural talent for listening and empathy skills. I love talking to people.
Hanging out with other misfits in the queer community, trying to fight capitalism, injustice and all the powerful systems.
Deep breathing, counting 10 back to 1, with eyes closed and checking in with my body.
Black Like Me, by John Griffen. I was fascinated and deeply saddened by the experience of a while male who disguised himself as a black man to better understand the experience of BIPOC. Written in 1961 and it has remained extremally relevant.
Planned Parenthood, continue to promote the rights of women and the bodily autonomy.
Massages, manicures/pedicures, taking solo vacations, and taking mental health days!
I have a shelter dog named Louie. It is not really a story, but he has absolutely no interest in leaving us. We accidentally left him outside one time for the whole night and he was patiently waiting for us at the front patch in the morning.
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