experience supporting clients exploring and/or developing their racial, gender and/or sexual identity
Found Inspiration is a series inspired by a prompt at the start of our meetings where we invite therapists to share an unconventional not explicitly therapy-related influence on their clinical practice. We’ve found that when your experiences aren’t reflected in
Do you experience challenges with people-pleasing tendencies, hyper-productivity and avoiding vulnerability? Is it difficult to identify what you want or allow yourself to actually get it? Then check out Accessing the Erotic, our new weekly, virtual therapy group for Black
Found Inspiration is a series inspired by a prompt at the start of our meetings where we invite therapists to share an unconventional not explicitly therapy-related influence on their clinical practice. We’ve found that when your experiences aren’t reflected in
Found Inspiration is a series inspired by a prompt at the start of our meetings where we invite therapists to share an unconventional not explicitly therapy-related influence on their clinical practice. We’ve found that when your experiences aren’t reflected in
Join LIBERATED, a virtual therapeutic support group for queer Black men to experience mutual understanding, care and encouragement as they explore identity, relationships and day to day living. Living in a world that constantly denies our humanity, worth and truth
Check All That Apply is a support group for New York BIPOC who live outside of their historic homeland. We define homeland as the places you, your family or community came from before immigrating, migrating of being displaced. This group
Found Inspiration is a series inspired by a prompt at the start of our meetings where we invite therapists to share an unconventional not explicitly therapy-related influence on their clinical practice. We’ve found that when your experiences aren’t reflected in
Found Inspiration is a series inspired by a prompt at the start of our meetings where we invite therapists to share an unconventional not explicitly therapy-related influence on their clinical practice. We’ve found that when your experiences aren’t reflected in
Found Inspiration is a series inspired by a prompt at the start of our meetings where we invite therapists to share an unconventional not explicitly therapy-related influence on their clinical practice. We’ve found that when your experiences aren’t reflected in