Psychotherapists - Licensed or Registered

I provide individual, couples, group therapy as well as groups for relationship coaching, which is open to anyone anywhere (can live outside of Oregon), the group is a processing and community building group for people in open/ENM/polyamorous relationships.

I specialize in trauma therapy with people who identify as LGBTQIA+, Neurodivergent folks, ethical non-monogamous relationships, and people working in the mental health field. I utilize an eclectic style to meet the unique needs of each individual. My approach is down to earth, relational and real. People need to feel seen, supported non judgmentally, and affirmed in order to heal.

Areas of Interest: Polyam/kink/SOGI communities, eating disorders. Age Range of Clients: 10 years old and up

I am a sex-positive therapist. I work with clients of all genders and relationships of all constellations. I utilize techniques from the Gottman Method, Emotionally Focused Therapy and Attachment-Focused Therapy. I look forward to working with you!

Therapy is a process. It is a living and breathing evolution in understanding. And self-discovery is both the journey and the destination.

Curiosity about yourself, and the desire to understand the way your world works, is the jumping-off point. What is your primary way of knowing what you know? What are your defenses and where do they come from? What is your range of emotions and how do they serve you? What drives you, and what holds you back?

Heightening our own awareness of our intentions, our triggers, assumptions we make, and patterns we repeat, gives us a keener sense of our strengths, limitations, and purpose. Change is a constant in the universe-at-large and in our personal sets of circumstances. In asking (and answering) these questions of ourselves, we develop our own unique set of tools to adapt, cope, heal and thrive. (What we are conscious of, we control. What we are unconscious of controls us. - Anonymous)

My areas of special focus include sex workers, alternative sexuality and gender, polyamorous lifestyles, body image, and personal and family relationships. The space we will create together will be one of non-judgment and unconditional understanding. And you will set the direction, pace and boundaries of our conversation.

So, whenever you are ready, come on in. Have a seat. I am looking forward to knowing you.

Marriage and Family Therapist Registered Intern, IMF 70302.

Supervised by Gail Sher, MFT, MFC 27514 - Does online consultation - Does phone consultation

I practice with a commitment to the dignity of all people. Your personal history is as important as the historical contexts that inform the systems we live in. I carefully calibrate the pace at which we move, and I always prioritize your choice and autonomy in the process of therapy. (Trauma-Informed and Feminist orientation) To support the discovery of new angles, I might ask you to re-imagine your experiences with a new lens. (Narrative Therapy) I believe the past is ripe for insight and I believe in nurturing all of our selves, past present, and future. (Psychodynamic Theory) Life is hard to do alone. I’m on the side of self-love AND I believe our communities and relationships offer a unique opportunity to grow and know ourselves. Every relationship – including the one you and I might start together – is a new lab for healing and exploration, and every relationship holds answers to the mysteries in our selves. (Relational/Attachment Theory)

I work well with clients who want to understand why they’re doing what they do. Whether “single” or “partnered” (all relationships matter, not just the romantic ones), I support all my clients in bridging the gaps between themselves and the people in their lives. I support clients with a wide variety of social identities, relationship formations, and concerns – including: anxiety & depression, symptoms of trauma, identity struggles, existential dilemmas, non-monogamy, and grief. I work with adults – individuals, couples, and friends.

I am a Licensed provider with nearly a decade of experience helping individuals struggling with depression, anxiety and trauma. My goal is to help you through life’s “WTF” moments, help you learn health coping skills and work with you toward becoming the best version of yourself. Your sessions are a safe space.

Languages Spoken: English

Population served: Adults, Mood disorders, stress, relationship issues, low self-esteem

I’m a relational and experiential therapist who primarily works with adults navigating attachment wounds, complex trauma, dissociation, anxiety, depression identity development, and relationship concerns. My approach integrates somatic work, EMDR, parts work/IFS-informed therapy, and attachment-oriented interventions. Clients often describe me as warm, honest, collaborative, and comfortable with depth.

I am affirming of polyamorous, ethically non-monogamous, kink, and LGBTQ+ communities, and I strive to create a nonjudgmental space where people can explore authenticity, connection, boundaries, intimacy, grief, and relational patterns. While I primarily work with individuals, I am also open to working with polycules and nontraditional relationship structures.

I work especially well with clients looking for deeper experiential work around attachment trauma, relational wounds, emotional regulation, self-worth, and building more secure and connected relationships.

Language spoken: English

Populations served: Primarily adults and older adolescents; individuals, partners, and polycules. Common concerns include complex trauma, attachment injuries, anxiety, dissociation, identity exploration, relational conflict, self-esteem, grief, and life transitions.

I work from a neurodivergent-affirming, trauma-informed lens to focus on my client’s individual needs and goals. I work with folks of all ages and a variety of concerns, but I primarily work with the LGBTQ+ community and/or those experiencing trauma and dissociative disorders.

As a neurodiverse, fat, kinky, non-binary, trans* and queer Indonesian Filipinx person who has mixed feelings about being called “resilient”, I’ve struggled to fit into society’s expectations of what I should be and instead found myself through what I am not. Through community care and lots of my own personal therapy, I hope to cultivate three major components within myself and my work with others:

Curiosity: Fucking around and finding out

Queer becomes more than an identity label when you realize there’s seriously no singular “right” way to do things. Together, we can get into some good trouble by challenging those “standards” and redefining what feels “right” for you.

Connection: Being with and accepting all that you are, as you are

Not to be confused with apathy, hopelessness or passiveness. Being connected is an active choice to come at those parts of us we hate with compassion and curiosity.

Compassion: Doing hard things in soft ways

As a result of trauma, oftentimes, we’ll raise our shields and create armor to protect us from the pain. While that’s completely understandable, closing ourselves up from the bad stuff will simultaneously block us from receiving any goodness. What we may have done in the past to help us survive may not be serving us as much anymore. Our sessions can be a space for you to set down that armor, just for a little bit, and rest.

I am not only a poly friendly therapist, but I am also polyamorous myself. I have been helping people for years with relationships, intimacy, non-monogamy and much more! I serve all populations including children, individuals, and families.

Hello, I’m Kaila. Struggling with our body image has sadly become the norm, but are you ready to pursue liberation from negative body image and increase satisfaction in your relationships with others as well as yourself?

My career has been dedicated to helping individuals make peace with their bodies in order to put their energy where it matters most. You can expect our work together to include a validating and tailored treatment plan backed by evidence-based interventions. Collaboratively, we will strengthen the connection with yourself and your relationships to foster your personal growth beyond body image.

I have worked in all levels of care (from inpatient to outpatient) with life-threatening eating disorders as well as couples, partner, and family therapy for the past ten years. I have also refined my expertise by earning my certification as an eating disorder therapist and supervisor through the International Association of Eating Disorder Professionals. As an LGBTQ+ clinician, I am passionate about creating a safe and compassionate space for all of my clients to find healing.

I specialize in working with multicultural and diversity issues, OCD, intimate and romantic relationships, eating disorders, sex and intimacy issues, anxiety, children’s and adolescent mental and behavioral health, depression, family relationships, gender identity, and LGBTQIA+ support. My approach is rooted in empathy and understanding, ensuring that each session is a step towards your personal growth and well-being.

If you’re ready to embark on this journey towards healing and self-acceptance, I’m here to support you every step of the way. Let’s work together to create a more fulfilling and balanced life.

Top Three Specializations

• Substance Use Disorders, Sober-Curious Folks, Harm Reduction
• Eating Disorders
• Anxiety and Depression

Primary Modalities Used

• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
• Person-Centered Therapy (PCT)
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

Language(s) spoken

• English

Populations served - ages, concerns, etc.

• Individual
• Relationship
• Group

Counselling Experiences:

• Teachers (worked as a middle school teacher)
• Addictions and treatment
• LGBTQ+ / Trans community
• Eating disorders / body image
• ADHD
• Grief/Loss
• Trauma

Kaleigh has worked extensively serving those patients with chronic mental illness of all ages. She completed additional training in working with couples and families; specifically, training in Ecosystemic Structural Family Therapy. She specializes in treating perinatal mood disorders and those within the LGBTQ+ community. She assists individuals in their coming out process as well as providing gender affirming surgery evaluation letters when applicable. She support couples in navigating their relationship dynamics, in whatever form they may take. Kaleigh utilizes primarily Cognitive Behavioral Therapy techniques though curates treatment for each patient she supports.

Populations served – ages 16 and up primarily

I am a queer therapist who focuses on working with queer clients, including poly individuals, couples/partners, and families. I have training in working with poly couples and partners during my graduate schooling and have experience working with poly individuals, couples/partners, and families as a therapist. My clinical focus is on queer-competent and inclusive clinical measurements and assessments, and queer-affirming care related to trauma, anxiety, adjustment, mood, and stress disorders. I use postmodern therapy models to provide queer-affirming and gender-affirming mental health care, WPATH-based psychosocial assessments and letters of support, and neurodivergent-validating and trauma-informed mental health support to individuals, couples, parents, and families.

I have been providing therapy to individuals and couples who are lgbt and straight living in and negotiating a variety of different relationships for over 25 years. I respect and value the diversity of sexual identities, gender identifies, and relationships that exist. - Does online consultation - Does phone consultation

Top Three Specializations

• Trauma
• Relationship Issues
• Life Transitions

Primary Modalities Used

• Somatic Experiencing Therapy
• EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing)
• Emotion Focus Therapy

Language(s) spoken

• English

Populations served - ages, concerns, etc.

• Individual
• Relationship
• Group

Counselling Experiences:

• Sexual trauma/sexual violence
• Life transitions
• Grief and loss
• Trauma
• Anxiety
• Substance Use
• Domestic violence
• Childhood trauma
• PTSD

Yams (he/it) is committed to expanding services for expansive populations through accessible, relatable services and the power of creativity. It is by tending to under-resourced communities–our communities–that everyone benefits from increased accessibility and compassion, creating a realm where we can flourish. He sees individuals, partners, and chosen and bio families; his specialties include:

• TAY and adults
• Trans and GNC
• BIPOC and racial identity issues
• Neurodivergence and disability issues
• BDSM, kink, and power exchange
• Depression, anxiety, intrusive thoughts, compulsive behaviors, emotion regulation, personality disorders, etc.
• Relationship difficulties

I provide mental health therapy to adults (18+) by utilizing a person-centered approach and implementing tools from various modalities. I specialize in perinatal mental health and also see clients struggling with depression, anxiety, and traumatic stress.

I am a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker. I provide sex and relationship psychotherapy to individuals, couples, and polyamorous groups. I also provide therapy to folks for mood disorders, anxiety, and other concerns. I serve people ages 18+. I am LGBTQ+, and gender-affirming. Although I speak some Spanish and some French, I only provide services in English, as that is my native language.

I celebrate diversity of sex, gender, and sexuality in providing counseling services to individuals and relational partners. I’m a psychologist and educator and work with adults who want to improve their relationships, as well as manage anxiety and depression. I also conduct and supervise research on Consensual Non-Monogamy and BDSM/Kink. I work with transgender/GNC, Kinky, polyamorous, and HIV+ adults. Please see my webpage for more information: www.dr-davison.com.

Compassionate help for lifes challenges.

Personal and relational counselling is some of the most challenging, and potentially rewarding, work we can do to develop and improve connections with others and ourselves, inside and outside of intimate, familial, social, and professional relationships. I help clients better understand the influence of interconnected thoughts, feelings, stories, values, and expectations on conscious and subconscious behaviors and decision-making patterns. I can also help reconnect them with the strengths and resources available to, and within, themselves in times of crisis.

Hello, so honored you have found me here! I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, that has worked in mental health post-undergrad since 2008 and post-masters since 2012. I’m certified as a Compassionate Bereavement Care Provider for healing traumatic grief. I specialize in healing developmental, attachment and relational trauma as a NARM Therapist (NeuroAffective Relational Model), with my therapist certification becoming finalized in July 2023. I’m queer-identified (pansexual) and polyamorous, both by orientation and by practicing consensual/ethical non-monogamy in my relationship structures. I have a long history in supporting poly, non-monogamous and LGBTQQIP2SA+ communities as an inclusive therapist. My current practice, Here With You Therapy, is offering virtual therapy for adults (18+) in Arizona. I’m moving toward having in-person services in a physical location soon. In my practice, I offer a depth-oriented, eclectic approach to therapy which is guided by what my clients want most for themselves. In the therapy space, I’m passionate about honoring complexity, celebrating authenticity and connecting together as healing, growing humans. Private practice is a dream I’ve held close, and I’m so thrilled to be actualizing that dream now! Can’t wait to meet you!

I enjoy working with clients who are dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, and life adjustments. My interests and passions are working with gender and sexual minorities (LGBTGEQ+), poly/CNM relationships, the kink community, survivors of sexual assault and relational abuse, the Gaming and Cosplay community, the Drag and Burlesque community, and working with teens and young adults.

One of the benefits of being both a counselor and an art therapist is being able to tailor the treatment to you. We can work together using creative techniques and art therapy interventions or we can tackle your goals with more traditional therapy techniques. My therapy style is eclectic, which means that I incorporate different theories and interventions in sessions to create an individualized approach for each person. Come as you are and leave as you want to be.

I am a Registered Social Worker with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers. I completed a Master of Family-Centred Practice and Family Therapy, and Master of Social Work. I received Child-Centered Play Therapy training, as well as techniques training from CAPT (Canadian Association for Play Therapy). I am also a certified practitioner of projective drawing art in assessment and certified in pastel hope art. With various more than 8 years of clinical experience specialize in individual, children and family, I provide assessment and treatment for clients with variety needs and issues, such as those who have depression, anxiety, relationships distress, childhood issue, couple and family conflicts, LGBTQ, gender issue, parenting, single families challenges, special education needs and disability children and their families, as well as groups and workshops at school and community agency.

I have worked with Polyamorous couples and individuals in my private practice, am open-minded and accepting of the lifestyle. I specialize in Sexual Dysfunction and Couples, have a wide background of experience and interest in across the entire field of sexuality, and want to help all couples and individuals achieve their best possible sexual and intimate lives. I have 2 office locations in the Los Angeles, CA area to better serve my patients. I offer extended hours to accommodate difficult schedules and can offer a sliding scale fee for those in need.

I work with individuals 18 years and older, couples, and other family constellations including polyamorous families. I particularly enjoy working with women, LGBTQ folks, and young adults.

Common issues people bring include child abuse, post-traumatic stress, relationships (including open, polyamorous and kinky relationships), depression, anxiety, LGBTQ , mid-life, work, and alcohol and other drugs. I also am interested in working with children/ grandchildren of Holocaust survivors, introverts, women who are sexually fluid in their orientation/identity, rural residents, military brats, academics, highly intelligent people, classical musicians, human service managers, and social justice advocates.

I use a combination of techniques that best meet your needs, including psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral, family systems, and solution-focused approaches.

My underlying orientation is looking at the person(s) in environment, which includes a strong social justice commitment. It is important to understand how issues such as lack of access to housing, a poor economy, homophobia, sexism, and racism impact upon what we perceive as our individual or family problems.

I can do therapy over the Internet if you are in California or Florida. If you are on PHP/Beacon Medi-Cal in Sonoma, Marin and some other northern California counties, I can now do online therapy.

My standard hourly rate (50 minutes) is $130 with the initial intake at 80 minutes at $195. Sometimes I can reduce this rate. I accept Medicare and Medi-Cal if you receive Medi-Cal through Partnership/Beacon and reside in Sonoma County or counties further north. I can provide a superbill for other insurance companies.

I work with individuals 18 years and older, couples, and other family constellations including polyamorous families. I particularly enjoy working with women, LGBTQ folks, and young adults.

Common issues people bring include child abuse, post-traumatic stress, relationships (including open, polyamorous and kinky relationships), depression, anxiety, LGBTQ , mid-life, work, and alcohol and other drugs. I also am interested in working with children/ grandchildren of Holocaust survivors, introverts, women who are sexually fluid in their orientation/identity, rural residents, military brats, academics, highly intelligent people, classical musicians, human service managers, and social justice advocates.

I use a combination of techniques that best meet your needs, including psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral, family systems, and solution-focused approaches.

My underlying orientation is looking at the person(s) in environment, which includes a strong social justice commitment. It is important to understand how issues such as lack of access to housing, a poor economy, homophobia, sexism, and racism impact upon what we perceive as our individual or family problems.

I can do therapy over the Internet if you are in California or Florida. If you are on PHP/Beacon Medi-Cal in Sonoma, Marin and some other northern California counties, I can now do online therapy.

My standard hourly rate (50 minutes) is $130 with the initial intake at 80 minutes at $195. Sometimes I can reduce this rate. I accept Medicare and Medi-Cal if you receive Medi-Cal through Partnership/Beacon and reside in Sonoma County or counties further north. I can provide a superbill for other insurance companies.

I provide telehealth therapy for adults across California, specializing in anxiety, depression, trauma recovery, identity exploration, and relationship concerns. I offer culturally responsive, LGBTQIA+ affirming care and work with individuals, couples, and nontraditional relationship structures including polyamorous and open relationships. My approach is warm, direct, and grounded in respect for your chosen values and relational identities.

Languages Spoken: English and Spanish

Populations Served: Adults (18+); LGBTQIA+ individuals and couples; People in open or polyamorous relationships; First-generation professionals; Trauma survivors