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The Mind-Body Program offers brief cousneling for anyone who feels at risk in the areas of "sex and drugs and rock and roll." If your social supports, relationships, susbstance use, sexual health risks or similar areas are areas you seek tehrapeutic help, Luke Adams will help you work to reduce risk and harm and find referrals that will help. F. Luke Adams, Jr., MFTINational Provider Identifier 1659792513 Mind-Body Counselor (MFT Registered Intern IMF67788)Population Health Division, San Francisco Department of Public Health City Clinic, 356 7th Street San Francisco, CA 94103 Office: 415-487-5510 [email protected] _ Supervised in Psychotherapy by Kim Haveson, LCSW (LCS20318)

TheraBee has a nonjudgmental, secular, and accepting approach to all clients, and are comfortable working with those marginalized for reasons around “taboo” topics such as sexual orientation, gender, race, body size, and religion.

Van is a trans, non binary, AFAB (Assigned Female at Birth), nBPOC (not Black Person of Color) who is dedicated to engaging in cultural humility while assisting others in learning to trust themselves while working towards living their affirming life.

I am a Bay Area therapist who enjoys working with diverse populations, including people in the kink and poly communities. I specialize in the areas of depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and I also work with artists and others on developing creativity and artistic vision. StaceyMcGuirl.com I believe therapy is a creative endeavor. Having a space to speak freely and be heard with care and attention can provide a person with more internal space for lived experience, emotion, thought and desire. In psychotherapy, you can express your thoughts and feelings and gain insight into some of the unconscious sources of your conflicts. I will provide an attentive ear and a thoughtful mind. Together we can create a collaborative space wherein you can bring your self more fully. My goal is to create a supportive and safe space for clients to talk openly and feel understood. I also believe it is important to help clients connect issues and learn to have compassion for themselves. Along with increasing self-awareness and symptom relief, one of the most important gifts that therapy offers is the hope and possibility for real growth and change.

I work with people who are learning how to love themselves. Together, you and I will practice building a healing relationship that can open up new possibilities of how you interact with your world, and how you are able to relate to yourself and your loved ones. You may be awakening to emerging questions about your identity, or you may find yourself moving through a time of unexpected self-discovery. You may be wondering about gender congruence or be actively in the transitioning process, or be connected to a fulfilling and creative sexual, political, spiritual or other subculture. Perhaps you have questions about the narrative being lived between you and your loved ones. Perhaps you are noticing toxic patterns that you would like to understand and undo. You might be managing your sobriety or reducing your exposure to substances or circumstances that cause you harm, and feel ready to delve into some of the underlying feelings that feed the addictive behavior. You might be experiencing depression or anxiety, mourning the loss of someone you love, feeling the impacts of historic or recent trauma, or simply want more clarity regarding your direction. Your questions about these kinds of challenges and transitions can lead you to your healers; paying attention to their messages can help move you forward. The most courageous and compassionate thing you can do for yourself is to ask for help when you need it. Give me a call today to discover how we might work together so that you may more deeply connect with yourself and your relationships.

We all experience growth, change, challenges, surprises, and our own personal struggles—it's part of being human. Fortunately, we also share the ability to do something in these situations. The fact that you're reading this right now shows you're capable of making new choices and taking action to change your life. Whether you're seeking clarity, a new direction, or ways to handle some of life's harsher moments, I'm here to help you move forward.

I am here to provide a safe space and engage us both in the creative and intentional exploration of your world. My personal style is the integration of problem-solving techniques with empathetic psychotherapy and a touch of humor. We also have the option of using art as a tool to further your search for meaning and resolution. I have experience working with individuals and couples with a variety of life circumstances, including: anxiety & depression, trauma & secondary trauma, substance abuse, polyamory/non-monogamy, aging, relationships, LGBT/queer, BDSM/kink, bipolar disorder, personality disorders, gender and trans, and existential questions?. Alternative sexualities are a special interest and I enjoy helping clients explore their relationships in non-monogamous and bdsm settings. I welcome clients of all backgrounds, sexual orientations, and gender identies and fluctuations.

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We Help Families -- Every family has legal needs. We specialize in helping members of the LGBTQI, kink, and poly communities throughout Northern California with alternative-family legal needs. We have experience with creating 3-parent families and easing transitions with mediation divorce. We are part of the community and understand your situation. We can help.

California Telehealth queer and neurodivergent therapist at Total Spectrum Counseling. Neurodiverse affirming, LGBTIA+ welcoming and affirming, kink aware/affirming, poly/CNM aware/affirming. Comfortable and experienced with all aspects of sex and sexuality. I work with individuals, families, and couples/polycules.

ASW #106206 supervised by Brittany Bovee Schwartz, LCSW #62877.