Frequently Asked Questions
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I offer compassionate, inclusive therapy related to: addiction, drug and/or alcohol use, trauma, PTSD, relationship issues, sexuality exploration, non-monogamy, identity issues, “coming out,” grief, gender-related exploration, race-based stress, burnout, body image concerns, family struggles, mood, chronic illness, lack of motivation, anxiety, life transitions, religious/cultural dissonance, and the desire to move towards a more values-aligned authentic life with purpose.
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You’ve already taken the first step! It’s okay if you’re not sure what you want to explore in therapy. Reach out through my contact form and we can figure it out together.
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See my fee page!
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I am an out-of-network provider, meaning that as of now I do not contract with insurance companies (for many reasons we can discuss!). Therefore you are responsible for paying the full agreed-upon fee at the time of service. I will then provide super bills for folks who would like to submit for out-of-network insurance benefits. That said, I reserve a percentage of my slots for sliding scale. Please reach out with questions and see my fees page for more details.
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I am a licensed clinical psychologist who offers virtual therapy in California. For more details, please visit my About page.
Keywords that could be used to describe me/my work:
transgender therapist, non-binary therapist, trans-affirming therapist, trans-competent therapist
queer therapist, gay therapist, LGBTQ therapist, queer-affirming therapist, queer inclusive therapist
kink affirming, poly affirming, neurodiversity affirming
trauma-informed therapy, trauma-focused therapy, grief therapy
anti-racist therapist, anti-oppressive therapist, culturally-aware therapist, asian therapist, asian american therapist
addiction therapy, substance use therapy, harm reduction therapy
relational therapy, humanistic therapy, psychodynamic therapy, attachment-focused therapy, feminist therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, behavioral therapy, life transition therapy
therapy for gender transition , therapy for coming out, therapy for identity struggles
Words that could be used to describe who I tend to work with:
transgender, enby, non-binary, transmasc, transfemme, genderqueer, gender non-conforming, gender-expansive
queer, gay, bisexual, lesbian, pansexual
non-monogamous, poly
biracial, BIPOC, people of color, people of the global majority, asian, bicultural, multicultural
people who use drugs/substances, people in recovery
neurospicy folks, disabled folks, people with chronic illness
creatives, silly gooses, systems thinkers