My approach is unlike traditional therapy and is rooted in a trauma-informed, anti-oppressive, somatic framework. As a sex and art therapist I provide a space to cultivate creativity, curiosity, and a deeper connection to yourself, others, and the world around you.

Learn more here, or reach out via alexys@pnwsextherapycollective.com

Everyone is capable of healing, and in therapy we collaborate to create the right conditions for this natural process to occur. My aim is to support you and your system toward realizing the “moving on”, expansion, and positive change that you crave.

Learn more here or reach out via alison@conscientiacounseling.com

My approach to therapy is integrative and intuitive. I’m not tied to any one modality—instead, I draw from a wide range of techniques to support each client in deepening their connection to mind, body, and spirit. I believe in using tools that truly resonate with the individual, honoring their unique path toward healing and growth.

Learn more here, or reach out via hello@alyssaeverittcounseling.com

I support healing through connection—especially to the wounded parts of ourselves that need compassion and acceptance. My approach integrates parts work (IFS), somatic practices, and attachment-based modalities to help clients deepen self-awareness, shift patterns, build communication skills, and attune to their emotional and bodily experiences.

Learn more here, or reach out via connect@brittanyatertherapy.com

I help you understand and heal the different parts of yourself by tuning into the sensations, emotions, and wisdom held in your body—fostering a compassionate connection with your true Self so you can move forward with clarity and ease. Through a creative, nonjudgmental space that incorporates art, movement, and breath, I invite you to explore emotions, release tension, and uncover new insights in a way that feels natural and embodied.

Learn more here, or reach out via brittany@innernorththerapy.com.

The way I practice therapy is intuitive and collaborative. I follow my inner guidance and support clients in strengthening their own intuition, so they can better sense what they need and what feels true. I show up as a guide rather than an expert, creating space for self-trust and authentic living. When welcomed, I enjoy weaving spirituality into the work and feel especially aligned with clients open to that exploration.

Learn more here, or reach out via brittany@innernorththerapy.com

I take an intuitive and collaborative approach to therapy, guiding you toward emotional clarity and a deeper connection with your inner world. Rooted in calmness, curiosity, and empathy, our work together offers a safe space to slow down, explore, and reconnect with your strength and authenticity—supporting a life that feels grounded and fulfilling.

Learn more here, or reach out via hello@cindychauha.com

When we create, we heal. When we heal, we create. In therapy, the goal of our relationship is not merely to tell a good story, but a true story: to collaborate, to help you discover more of your fullest and most authentic self, and to start living it out.

Learn more here, or reach out via coburn@shelterwoodcollective.com

I integrate culturally responsive, evidence-based practices that honor the lived experiences of BIPOC individuals. By acknowledging the systemic factors that impact mental health, I create a space where clients feel seen, validated, and empowered to navigate their personal growth with strategies that are both clinically effective and culturally affirming.

Learn more here, or reach out via deanna@deannamidoricounselingpllc.com

The way I practice as a counselor and art therapist honors the whole person—body, mind, and spirit. My approach is multimodal: creatively engaged, trauma-informed, strength-based, and culturally aware. I work closely with individuals and families, tailoring each session to meet their unique needs with care and intention.

Learn more here, or reach out via emily@creativeexpressionstherapy.com

I bring a unique willingness to work with Dissociative Identity Disorder in private practice. My approach incorporates non-traditional practices like play therapy for child parts, art therapy for adult parts, family therapy approaches for system collaboration, as well as dream analysis, grounding, and relaxation techniques.

Learn more here, or reach out via kelsey@traumarecoverypsychotherapy.com

My therapy approach is an eclectic mix of psychoanalysis, psychodynamic, narrative, psychedelic-integrative, and somatic. I'm interested in collaborating with patients to develop a treatment system that works well for them; one that is unique and authentic to their experience and desires.

Learn more here, or reach out via twelvestonestherapy@gmail.com

Healing happens when we come home to ourselves. In our work together, we’ll explore the stories your body holds, the patterns that protect you, and the truths longing to be felt. With tenderness and curiosity, I integrate talk therapy with somatic and energetic practices to support your return to wholeness.

Learn more here, or reach out via hello@therhythmos.com

Sessions with me are individualized and responsive—shaped by your unique needs with the intention to find rest and somatic balance. Body-based therapy might include practices like yoga, Qigong, gentle seated movement, breathwork, mindfulness-based stress reduction, interoceptive awareness, or guided meditation.

Learn more here, or reach out via sabrina.ahimsachoice@gmail.com

The way I practice emphasizes the integration of mind and body. I blend parts work (IFS) with somatic and nervous system-based approaches to support clients in feeling more connected, grounded, and present within themselves.

Learn more here, or reach out via hello@evermore-psychotherapy.com

My approach is client-centered, integrative, bio-dynamic, trauma and attachment focused. With over 18 years of somatic emotional release therapy, I approach mental health from an inclusive, culturally respectful, Jungian depth psychological lens.

Learn more here, or reach out via vivian@hollowbone.org