I believe in a strength-based, embodied, and politicized approach to therapy that integrates abolitionist sensibilities to psychology and counseling approaches. People are not harmed and do not heal in isolation. Our families, society, personal experiences, work environments, home life, and the economic, social, and political systems we live in all inform who and how we are in the world, our experiences, access to various resources, and approaches to healing.
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