Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Francisco Telehealth
In their words
“As a first-generation Iranian-American, I understand the complexity of navigating multiple identities.”
Lillian Farzan is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based in California who specializes in anxiety therapy, working with multicultural individuals, and addressing identity stress, family pressures, and intergenerational trauma.
“Additionally, I also enjoy supporting individuals like myself who identify as multiracial or as children of immigrants.”
Hannah Shin is an Associate Clinical Social Worker based in Los Angeles, CA, who provides a client-centered space for exploration, addressing anxiety, relationships, life transitions, grief, and cultural identity.
AnxietyRelationshipsLife transitionsGrief and lossNavigating cultural identityManaging chronic physical and mental health symptomsOut of Network
“As a third-culture, second-generation, Muslim, South Asian (Pakistani and British heritage) therapist, Seher offers trauma-informed, culturally-attuned care for adult children of immigrants seeking individual and couples therapy.”
Seher Y. Bajwa is a Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist and Registered Associate Professional Clinical Counselor in California at Noor Therapy and Wellness. She specializes in supporting first and second-generation women and multicultural couples, offering trauma-informed, culturally-attuned care.
Trauma-informed careCulturally-attuned careAdult children of immigrantsCouples therapyIdentity and belongingMulticultural couplesSomatic modalitiesEye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)Internal Family Systems (IFS)
“As a multiracial therapist, I understand how layered and nuanced these wounds can be.”
Elena White is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based in Los Angeles, offering virtual therapy across California. She specializes in multicultural identity, intergenerational trauma, and belonging anxiety for adults navigating cultural complexity.
“I identify as Multiracial, Mexican-American, Irish-American, Celtic, Indigenous, Xicanx, Latinx, First Nations, feminist and Queer (Bisexual/Pansexual).”
Carolina Sang is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who identifies as Multiracial, Mexican-American, and Irish-American. She grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and Southern Arizona, and integrates holistic, Buddhist, and Jungian psychology into her practice.
“Sabrina was born and raised in the Bay Area and identifies as mestiza or multiracial with recent generations of her family immigrating from the Philippines and Guatemala.”
Sabrina Sierra is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based in Oakland, CA. She specializes in helping clients confront painful childhood dynamics, heal intergenerational trauma, and connect with their guiding principles and authenticity. She also offers clinical training and organizational consultation on psychedelic-assisted therapy.
“I am a queer cisgender woman who identifies as detribalized Mexican/Chicana/Mestiza/Latina”
Jacquelynn Montgomery is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who utilizes depth psychology, liberation psychology, and trauma-informed approaches. She has a special interest in intergenerational trauma, Jungian psychology, and cultural healing methods.
Trauma-informed therapyDepth psychologyLiberation psychologyIntergenerational traumaAdolescents and transitional age youthPsychotherapyEMDRTrauma Conscious Yoga MethodSandtrayPlay therapyArt therapy
“I am a queer animist mestiza, detribalized Caxcan and Iberian, born and raised on Tongva land, Los Angeles.”
I am a Chicana mother, storyteller, licensed psychotherapist and sacred arts coach centering ritual healing and soul care. My people and I root deep from the villages of Juchipila, Zacatecas, Mexico. I am a queer animist mestiza, detribalized Caxcan and Iberian, born and raised on Tongva land, Los Angeles.
“As a biracial and bisexual clinician, she is passionate about recognizing intersectionality and fluidity within identities.”
Dr. Mia Semelman is a biracial and bisexual clinician who recently obtained her PsyD from The Wright Institute. She utilizes mindfulness and values-based approaches, focusing on relationship therapies, LGBTQ+, kink, and non-monogamous communities.
ADHDAnger ManagementAnxietyFamily ConflictGriefRelationship IssuesSelf-EsteemSex TherapyChronic IllnessDual DiagnosisInfidelityWomen's healthRacial / cultural IdentityStressGender-transitionTrauma and PTSDCultural IssuesAcceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)AetnaOut-of-network
“As a Latina/mixed race queer woman, I know the pain of feeling othered, marginalized, or minimized.”
I am here to help you discover who you authentically are and feel more empowered. As a Latina/mixed race queer woman, I know the pain of feeling othered, marginalized, or minimized. As a result, I am dedicated to helping my clients build diverse, inclusive relationships and communities that celebrate the intersections of their identity and grant them more acceptance and true belonging.
Chronic Pain or IllnessCultural IdentityEating DisordersLGBTQ+Does Not Bill InsuranceSuperbill Provided
“I am a first generation, mixed race Chicana, native Los Angeleno, chingona (pero chillona) and mother of two.”
Emily Yáñez is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based in California who specializes in online trauma therapy for Latinas, LGBTQ+, and BIPOC clients. She approaches therapy through an anti-oppressive, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive lens.
Elisa BlairLMFT, Certified Perinatal Mental Health Therapist, Certified ADHD Clinical Service Provider
San Diego Telehealth
In their words
“As a mixed-race Latina therapist in an interracial marriage, this is special passion of mine.”
Elisa Blair is a dually licensed couples and trauma therapist practicing online in California and Arizona. She specializes in couples therapy, trauma, ADHD, and working with BIPOC and mixed-race individuals and couples.
Couples TherapyTraumaADHDInner child woundsInterracial marriages and partnershipsEMDREmotionally Focused Couples TherapyIFS (Internal Family Systems)DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy)ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy)
“Both my parents are mixed race; my dad is Punjabi and Filipino, my mom is Irish, Japanese and Filipina.”
A Mental Health Therapist for UCSF in San Francisco who shares their personal experience growing up mixed-race (Punjabi, Filipino, Irish, Japanese) and gay in the Bay Area.
Dr. Hannah da CruzPsy.D., M.A., B.A., Licensed Clinical Psychologist (CA License # PSY31403)
San Francisco Bay Area, California
In their words
“I come from a mixed race, dual-citizen family whose members differ in every way: ethnicity, race, cultural identification, spiritual and religious affiliation, sexual orientation, ability/disability status and educational attainment.”
Dr. Hannah da Cruz is a licensed clinical psychologist based in California who specializes in working with children, adolescents, adults, and families. Her clinical approach is shaped by her multicultural background and her upbringing in a mixed-race, dual-citizen family.
Therapy for Children and AdolescentsTherapy for Adults and FamiliesParent CoachingConsultation and TrainingGroupsEvidence-based therapy
“Yes, my background is African American and Sri Lankan Tamil, which offers a unique perspective not commonly represented in the typical mixed race narratives focused primarily on White-other combinations.”
Dr. Jennifer Noble (Dr. Jenn) is a psychologist and coach with almost 20 years of experience working with families and the mixed race community. She specializes in helping parents of mixed race children navigate identity, belonging, and resilience.
“I’ve been a part of MASC for almost 20 years, initially as a mixed race member searching for another community.”
Dr. Jenn is a psychologist, educator, and assistant professor at Pasadena City College who specializes in working with children, adolescents, and parents. She has a strong focus on multicultural community clinical psychology, social justice, and the mixed-race experience, and serves on the board of Multiracial Americans of Southern California (MASC).
Parent workTeen mental healthIdentity developmentMulticultural community clinical psychologyMixed race experience
Bianca Hovda is a licensed marriage and family therapist and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner based in Oakland, CA. She specializes in anxiety, depression, attachment/developmental trauma, sexual trauma, and ancestral trauma, utilizing somatic experiencing, expressive arts, and psychodynamic approaches.
“My name is Emely, and I'm a queer, light-skinned, biracial, bicultural Latine therapist.”
My name is Emely, and I'm a queer, light-skinned, biracial, bicultural Latine therapist. I understand the challenges in finding affirming and inclusive support. My passion lies in decolonizing hearts and minds, and unraveling the ways systems of oppression impact and affect our mental, physical, and spiritual health and wellbeing.
AnxietyDepressionEmotional DisturbanceRacial IdentitySpiritualityStressTrauma and PTSDSensorimotor PsychotherapyOnline VideoIndividuals
146 Main St Suite 203, Los Altos, California, 94022, United States Telehealth
In their words
“Hello! I’m a cis gender woman living in the South Bay Area who is Korean and Italian.”
Hello! I’m a cis gender woman living in the South Bay Area who is Korean and Italian. I am an LCSW and see clients online and at my office in Los Altos, California.
Family ConflictGriefRelationship IssuesSelf-EsteemCodependencyDivorceRacial / cultural IdentityGender-transitionWomen's IssuesCultural Issues
“I am a mixed-race therapist who works with a diverse clientele of adults, as well as teens 16+.”
I am a mixed-race therapist who works with a diverse clientele of adults, as well as teens 16+. My approach to therapy is collaborative, dynamic, and liberatory-oriented.
AnxietyGriefRelationship IssuesSelf-EsteemCodependencyRacial / cultural IdentityTrauma and PTSDWomen's IssuesCultural IssuesRelational-psychodynamicLiberatory approachMindfulnessInternal Family Systems (IFS)Out-of-network
“I'm a mixed-race, racially ambiguous cis-woman. Part of my journey to becoming a therapist lies in my own experiences of culture with my Tahitian-immigrant mother, and my white-Californian father, and feeling pulled between two vastly different ways-of-being.”
Aute Porter is a licensed marriage and family therapist based in Santa Barbara, CA. She is a mixed-race, racially ambiguous cis-woman of Tahitian, British, and French heritage. Her therapeutic approach is integrative, relational, decolonial, and liberation-focused, incorporating modalities like IFS, attachment, and somatic experiencing to support multiracial, multicultural, and marginalized individuals, as well as interracial/intercultural couples.
Anxiety and perfectionismMixed-race, POC, and children of immigrantsComplex relationship dynamics and relational traumaInterracial and/or intercultural couplesInternal Family Systems (IFS)AttachmentSomatic ExperiencingFamily SystemsSelf-compassionArtistic expressionPACT
“Dr. Love is originally from Oakland/Alameda and identifies as Black-Biracial, and Buddhist.”
Dr. Madrone Love is an Assistant Professor of Counseling Psychology at CIIS, founder of the Graduate Student Association for Psychedelic Studies (GSAPS), co-founder of the Multiracial Mental Health therapist directory, and host of Multiracial Mental Health: The Podcast. Her clinical work utilizes mindfulness-based approaches, and her research focuses on qualitative research methods and epistemic pluralism within MDMA-assisted Psychotherapy.
“My investment in providing therapy for, writing, and researching about multiracial individuals and their families stems from my personal experience as a multiracial Black female growing up in an interracial family.”
I am a licensed marriage and family therapist and associate professor in the marriage and family therapy program at California State University, Northridge. I have been working as a marriage and family therapist since 2003 and have been teaching graduate students in marriage and family therapy since 2006. An area of particular clinical focus is serving multiracial individuals, couples, and families.
BereavementAdjustment or identity strugglesDepression and anxietyRace-related stress and racial traumaRelationship issuesMultiracial individuals, couples, and families
“As someone that identifies as mixed race (Indian & white) I have a special interest in holding space for folks who are exploring their relationship to their identities.”
Leah Noble-Bartlett is a therapy practitioner based in San Jose, California, who is Level 1 trained in Internal Family Systems (IFS). She offers a safe space for clients to explore their identities, with a special interest in supporting those navigating mixed-race identities, drawing from her own lived experience as a mixed-race (Indian & white) individual.
Identity explorationSystemic oppressionCoping skillsCommunicationInternal Family Systems (IFS)
“My name is Dr. Noah Lau Branson, and I am a biracial licensed clinical psychologist (PSY32992).”
Dr. Noah Lau Branson is a biracial licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in working with individuals and couples of mixed backgrounds (bi- and multi-cultural/ethnic/racial), complex identity formation, developmental and relational trauma, helping professionals, and men's issues.
Mixed backgrounds (bi and multi-cultural/ethnic/racial)Complex identity formation (religion/spirituality, LGBTQ+, SES)Developmental and relational traumaHelping professionals (therapists, teachers, medical practitioners, pastors)Men's issues
“As a queer, transgender non-binary multi-racial person of color, I believe in co-creating safe spaces that embrace my clients' complex identities and lived experiences.”
Luca Chang is a licensed psychotherapist (LMFT) based in Oakland, CA, offering in-person and online therapy across California. Their practice integrates relational psychodynamic therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), somatic therapy, and EMDR to support clients navigating anxiety, trauma, codependency, and relational concerns.
Internal Family SystemsPsychodynamic TherapySomatic Therapy: Body-Based Healing for Emotional TraumaAttachmentLGBTQ-Friendly TherapistsTeen IssuesRelational Psychodynamic TherapyInternal Family Systems (IFS)Somatic TherapyEMDR TherapyExpressive Art TherapyFamily SystemsFeminist TherapyHarm Reduction TherapyMindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT)Narrative TherapyPerson-Centered (Rogerian)
Marina MendesAPCC, Associate Professional Clinical Counselor
Los Angeles, CA Telehealth
In their words
“Marina understands what it means to feel "othered" as a mixed-race Asian American queer woman and Highly Sensitive Person (HSP).”
Associate Professional Clinical Counselor at Therapy on Fig in Los Angeles, specializing in life transitions and identity exploration. Marina incorporates Internal Family Systems (IFS), mindfulness, and somatic practices to support clients navigating major life shifts.
Life transitionsIdentity explorationHighly Sensitive Persons (HSP)LGBTQ+ / Queer issuesAsian American identityInternal Family Systems (IFS)MindfulnessSomatic practices
“I am caught in the space betwixt and in-between when it comes to my: biracial Filipinx-American identity, gender fluidity, sexual fluidity, multicultural Third Culture Kid reality, ambiversion, differing socioeconomic experiences, and fluctuating body size (just to name a few).”
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based in San Francisco and Berkeley specializing in trauma, anxiety, gender and sexual identity, and multicultural experiences through a Gestalt framework.
California, Florida, Michigan, Virginia Telehealth
In their words
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Johand Rodriguez Fernandez is a bilingual (English/Spanish) licensed Clinical Psychologist offering telehealth services. He specializes in supporting individuals navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, and major life transitions, especially within BIPOC, Afro-Latino, LGBTQIA+, and neurodivergent communities.
“Hi I’m Alison -- a queer, mixed-race therapist and restorative justice practitioner who believes tending to our healing is part of building a more liberatory, interconnected future.”
Hi I’m Alison -- a queer, mixed-race therapist and restorative justice practitioner who believes tending to our healing is part of building a more liberatory, interconnected future. My work is shaped by my multiracial, Chicana family’s legacy of organizing alongside the United Farm Workers, grounding my belief that healing is sacred, collective work rooted in dignity and shared humanity.
AnxietyAttachment IssuesCodependencyGrief & LossIncarceration & Re-entryLGBTQ+ (Sexuality)Polyamory & Alternative Relationship StructuresRacial/Cultural IdentitySexual Assault, Abuse, or HarassmentTrauma and PTSDFeministHumanisticInternal Family Systems (IFS)MindfulnessNarrativePerson-Centered/RogerianPsychodynamicRelational TherapySelf-Compassion Focused TherapySomatic
“As a mixed-race woman of Jewish-Tunisian and French heritage who immigrated to California in 2014, I bring a multicultural perspective that deepens my empathy and sensitivity to diverse backgrounds.”
Welcome! I believe deeply in the value of being seen, heard, and held as our full selves. My work is grounded in compassion, respect, and authenticity. I consider it a privilege to sit with people, to witness them — whether they are processing grief, trauma, identity, or life transitions — and to support them in discovering their inner capacity for healing. As a mixed-race woman of Jewish-Tunisian and French heritage who immigrated to California in 2014, I bring a multicultural perspective that deepens my empathy and sensitivity to diverse backgrounds.
“As a biracial woman who has lived and worked in both Japan and the US, I understand the complexity of navigating multiple cultures.”
Tiffany Momoko Kindred is an LCSW therapist who specializes in anxiety, career, depression, anger & interpersonal conflict, self-esteem, love, dating, and relationships, premarital counseling, couples counseling, children, teens and family, and racial & cultural identity.
AnxietyCareerDepressionAnger & Interpersonal ConflictSelf-EsteemLove, Dating, and RelationshipsPremarital CounselingCouples CounselingChildren, Teens and FamilyRacial & Cultural IdentityAcceptance and Commitment TherapyRelational and Systems ApproachCognitive-Behavioral Theories
“I am biracial, with a Mexican immigrant mother and a white father, so I’ve lived the experience of navigating two different worlds—one that matches the majority culture and the other that is marginalized.”
Ashlei Lien is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist practicing in California and Florida, specializing in anxiety, trauma, relationship therapy, and postpartum support.
AnxietyTraumaParents & RelationshipsPostpartum SupportCBTGottman MethodBrainspottingPsychodynamicAttachment theory
As your therapist, I will support you in building the skills you need to navigate everyday life stressors. I have experience working with anxiety, trauma, suicidality, depression, PTSD, adjustment disorder, and relationship issues.
“As a therapist of color with mixed identity, I value working with BIPOC, mixed, and second-generation clients.”
Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in San Francisco, CA, specializing in helping BIPOC/mixed identity professionals with sexuality, relationships, and intimacy.
Sex TherapyDesire discrepancyIntimacy issuesSexual traumaSexual dysfunctionsLGBTQIA+BIPOC/mixed identity
“I am a queer, biracial female practitioner, that deeply understands how intersectionality impacts an individual.”
I am a queer, biracial female practitioner, that deeply understands how intersectionality impacts an individual. Associate Marriage & Family Therapist in California.
“My approach to racial identity draws on decades of life experience as a mixed race individual, as well as 10 years of work in social justice advocacy, including specifically anti-racist community organizing.”
My work is trauma-informed, existential, decolonizing, warm, and nonjudgemental. I aim to create a space where you feel safe and seen.
AnxietyHistorical/ Intergenerational TraumaRacial IdentityHumanisticGestaltSomaticDecolonizingDepth-orientedBody-based processingParts work
“As I reflect on my own experiences as a mixed-race person, I resonate with how difficult it can feel to be torn between two cultures and have seen the ways in which either culture expresses acceptance.”
Hello! I'm Masaaki. Let's work this out together. I help multicultural and queer children, teens, and adults who are going through life transitions better understand themselves through exploring the intersection of their identities and society.
“From my own international upbringing and mixed-race, multicultural identity, I understand how lonely, frustrating, and exhausting it can be to feel like you don't fully belong no matter where you are.”
Affirming and empowering multicultural individuals to navigate life as their authentic selves
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)Feminist TherapyPerson-Centered (Rogerian)Out of Network
Jayce GeeseyMS in Marital and Family Therapy, BA in Music Theory
Southern California
In their words
“I bring my collective identity as a mixed-race, Japanese American musician with me in my work as a therapist.”
Jayce Geesey is a therapist who brings his collective identity as a mixed-race, Japanese American musician into his work. He has experience working with issues related to anxiety, depression, couples and family issues, trauma, exploration of sexuality, cultural identity, and adolescence.
anxietydepressioncouples and family issuestraumaexploration of sexualitycultural identityadolescenceEMDR therapy
“As a biracial, second-generation Vietnamese-American, I deeply appreciate the diverse experiences of individuals navigating their cultural and mental health paths.”
I am committed to helping individuals and couples cultivate greater safety, ease, and vitality within themselves and their relationships. As a biracial, second-generation Vietnamese-American, I deeply appreciate the diverse experiences of individuals navigating their cultural and mental health paths.
Grief or LossMarriage CounselingRelationship issuesLife transitionsMulticultural identity developmentTraumaSpiritual/existential concernsHumanistic TherapyInternal Family Systems (IFS)Psychodynamic TherapyMindfulnessExpressive artsSomatic-experiential techniques
“As a bi-racial, affirming individual, I am no stranger to therapy and the struggles of change.”
Dr. Lacey Xepoleas is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist in Walnut Creek, CA, with over 8 years of experience. She utilizes a warm, empathic, and direct approach to support clients in pursuing their goals, specializing in anxiety, body image issues, and trauma.
AnxietyBody Image IssuesDisordered EatingTraumaIdentityAcceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)Art TherapyAttachment TheoryCognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)Couples CounselingCulturally Sensitive TherapyDepth TherapyBrainspottingInternal Family Systems (IFS)Humanistic
“I am a queer non-binary person of mixed race descent, and my identity influences how I enter and occupy space in my therapy practice.”
Becca Pele is an Associate Marriage & Family Therapist in Oakland, CA, who combines traditional and holistic therapeutic approaches to support client curiosity, exploration, and growth. They offer a strength-based, compassionate, and light-hearted space to support clients in self-awareness, self-advocacy, and healing.
AnxietyCodependencyLGBTQ IssuesEmotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)Holistic TherapyPsychodynamic TherapyOut of Network
“As a mixed-race woman and daughter of a Mexican immigrant, I care deeply about providing culturally competent care to people of diverse backgrounds through an intersectional and trauma-informed lens.”
Aitana Zermeño is an Associate Professional Clinical Counselor and licensed Naturopathic Doctor at Live Better Psychotherapy in San Diego, CA. She specializes in anxiety, ADHD, depression, bipolar, life transitions, trauma, and fertility/perinatal concerns, taking a root-cause, individualized approach.
AnxietyADHDDepressionBipolarCollege and graduate student challengesLife transitionsTrauma & PTSDRelationship challengesFertility & perinatal concernsTrauma-informedIntersectionalCignaAetnaAnthem Blue CrossMHN
“As a queer, biracial female, I care deeply for inviting the influences that one's culture, background, and lineage impacts their lived experience.”
Teri "Sachi" Swanberg is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Tamura Method Practitioner based in Lafayette, California, who offers in-person and video therapy sessions.
“I'm a queer multiracial therapist and believe in the healing power of relationships where we feel truly seen.”
I'm a queer multiracial therapist and believe in the healing power of relationships where we feel truly seen. I specialize in working with folks who have experienced trauma, feel they don’t fit into society’s boxes, or seek deeper self-exploration.
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)Racial IdentityRelationship IssuesTraumaSomatic parts workInternal Family Systems (IFS)IFIOOut of Network
“Welcome! I'm a Multiracial, second-generation Egyptian, neurodivergent, disabled, creative therapist living and working on unceded Tongva and Chumash land, known as California.”
Joy Malek is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, coach, and consultant who specializes in trauma, relationships, identity, gender, creativity, and neurodiversity. She uses a trauma-focused, systems-aware, somatic Jungian, and attachment-oriented approach.
“I am a licensed clinical psychologist, educator, and biracial ciswoman of color.”
Dr. Melissa London is a licensed clinical psychologist, educator, and biracial ciswoman of color based in the Bay Area. She specializes in trauma, addiction, and grief, offering a relational, liberation-focused, and harm-reduction approach to therapy, clinical consultation, and supervision.
TraumaAddictionGriefTraumatic stressInterpersonal violenceSubstance use careIndividual psychotherapyGroup facilitationClinical consultationCognitive Processing Therapy (CPT)Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)Harm reductionCognitive Behavioral Therapy for Substance Use Disorders (CBT-SUD)
“As a biracial, Black, bi-coastal, bi-sexual queer woman and single parent, with familial roots in both the Northeast and the South, I have a lived, experiential understanding of the ways in which binaries operate within the American cultural landscape, and inform the complexities of our collective consciousness.”
Taunya Black is a therapist, educator, and co-founder of a DEIA consultancy. Her holistic approach to therapy integrates emotional, intellectual, physical, and spiritual aspects of wellbeing, drawing from her background in Integral Counseling Psychology, Gestalt, EMDR, and yoga.
TraumaRacial EquityLGBTQ+Identity and BelongingIntegral Counseling PsychologyGestaltEMDRReikiKundalini & Naam Yoga
“My background as mixed race immigrant and deep understanding of racial stress/trauma, structural racism, systemic racism, social justice and inequity, and ingrained white patriarchical systems drive my treatments to heal those suffering from oppression, acculturation issues, and race-based stress.”
Elizabeth Rojas is a Clinical Psychologist in California offering specialty therapy for trauma, stress, anxiety, and burnout. She uses integrated, tailored, evidence-based treatments such as CBT, DBT, and ACT.
Cultural and Systemic OppressionPost Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)AnxietyBody Image IssuesBurnoutCareer CounselingDepressionGrief or LossHistorical/ Intergenerational TraumaImmigration/AcculturationMarriage CounselingSelf-EsteemVeterans/Military ServiceWomen's IssuesAcceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)Exposure TherapyHarm Reduction TherapyMindfulness-based TherapyMotivational InterviewingPerson-Centered (Rogerian)Integrative TherapyTrauma Therapy
“As a mixed-race, queer, Asian-Latina, 1st gen kid, I have juggled with tension and confusion about who I should be.”
Devin Xayasomloth is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and founder of Mixed Healing Collective. They identify as a mixed-race, queer, Asian-Latina, second-generation American of Laos and Mexican ancestry, offering somatic and decolonial-aligned therapy.
AnxietyDepressionTraumaSystemic/institutional traumaChildhood traumaIntergenerational traumaMoral injuryDismantling internalized oppressionDecolonization/Deconstruction of identityAncestral & spiritual interconnectednessIdentity & intersectionalityGrief and lossSomatic ExperiencingSomatics
“A multiracial woman myself, I grew up without multiracial mentors and without biracial women I could see myself in.”
Alicia Del Prado, Ph.D., is a counseling psychologist in private practice in Danville, CA. She co-authored Time to Talk (and Listen): How to Have Constructive Conversations about Race, Class, Sexuality, Ability, and Gender in a Polarized World.
“I am a cisgender woman of mixed race, raised partly outside the U.S., and in a bicultural partnership.”
I believe everyone has the capacity to better understand themselves and move toward healing and well-being. I specialize in trauma (recent and developmental), grief and loss, and relationship conflict (individual and family). My work draws from several modalities, including EMDR, drama and expressive arts, and ego state therapy.
TraumaGriefFamily ConflictAnxietyDepressionRelationship IssuesParentingPTSDFears/PhobiasEMDRDrama TherapyExpressive ArtsEgo State TherapyTrauma FocusedFamily/Marital TherapyTranspersonal
Ben Benjamin is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) based in Claremont, CA, who specializes in anxiety, depression, relationship issues, open relationships/polyamory, and addiction.
“Camille’s passion for helping comes from her experiences being biracial and the challenges that naturally arise from that.”
Camille is a dedicated therapist deeply committed to empowering her clients within the BIPOC community and their journey toward holistic healing and self-discovery.
AnxietyDepressionTraumaMindfulnessRace, culture and identityResilienceCognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
“I am hapa - biracial - gen x – islander – partner – daughter - stepmom – aunty - dog mom – friend - dancer – laugher, and lifelong learner.”
Malia Gallegos is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) specializing in somatic psychology and trauma therapy. She helps creative, dynamic people release themselves from the past and live in the present, offering a non-judgmental space for emotional healing.
“As a multiracial therapist, I take a culturally attuned, holistic approach that honors each layer of a person’s experience.”
Katherine Abdelkerim is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based in Los Angeles with over a decade of experience. She provides trauma-informed, integrative, and relational therapy for women dealing with anxiety, trauma, burnout, identity shifts, and relationship dynamics.
“My biracial background, encompassing both Caucasian and Black heritage, enriches my ability to connect with clients from diverse backgrounds across California.”
Kelsey Waesche is a therapist based in California who specializes in providing culturally-informed support to adults dealing with anxiety, depression, grief and loss, and complex relationship issues, with a particular focus on young adults and their families.
AnxietyDepressionGrief and LossRelationship IssuesYoung Adults and FamiliesCollaborativeStrengths-basedCulturally-informedPersonalized treatment
“I am a queer mixed-race Asian-American who received my undergraduate psychology degree abroad at the University of Edinburgh and my master's degree from The Family Institute at Northwestern University.”
Hi! I'm a process-oriented therapist and I aim to provide a collaborative space for us to explore reflectively about your experiences.
AnxietyADHDIdentity developmentIntegrating cultural differencesAttachmentIntegrative TherapyRelational TherapyIntegrative Systemic Therapy (IST)Out of Network
“Working with diverse people as a biracial Black woman has shown me how powerful it is to navigate life with the support of a person from a shared set of experiences and understanding.”
Carla Felten is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) based in Oakland, California, who provides therapy utilizing attachment, solution-focused, somatic practices, and CBT modalities. She identifies as a biracial Black, queer cisgender woman.
Life TransitionsGrief and LossDepressionAnxietyTraumaRacial TraumaAdoptionAttachment-BasedSolution-FocusedSomatic PracticesCognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
“Being hapa/biracial myself, I work with clients who straddle cultures within themselves and within couples.”
Amy Rideg is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist specializing in trauma, sexual abuse, multicultural/racial identity, codependency, and highly sensitive people. She uses Somatic Experiencing in her practice.
Trauma/PTSDSexual Abuse/TraumaMulticultural/Racial IdentityHighly Sensitive People/TeensCodependencyAngerHealth at Every SizeEating DisordersSomatic Experiencing
“Growing up biracial (Chinese and White), she experienced firsthand the complexities of belonging and identity.”
Associate Marriage and Family Therapist dedicated to supporting children, teens, and young adults through anxiety, trauma, identity development, and emotional expression.
“As a biracial (Filipina & Black) Cis-gender woman, I have had my own personal experiences with racism and sexism.”
I provide a safe and judgement free space for you to explore the different parts of yourself so that you can feel empowered. I utilize an attachment lens and Internal Family Systems to help clients heal from trauma, navigate life transitions, and address anxiety, depression, and self-esteem issues.
I work with clients who are struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma and relating. I am trained in cutting-edge trauma modalities including Somatic Experiencing, EMDR and ketamine therapy. I proudly bring a social-justice lens to therapy and gladly work with LGBTQ+ and BIPOC clients.
AnxietyDepressionTrauma and PTSDAcceptance and Commitment (ACT)Attachment-basedCognitive Behavioral (CBT)Emotionally FocusedFamily SystemsIntegrativeInternal Family Systems (IFS)Ketamine-AssistedMindfulness-Based (MBCT)Motivational InterviewingMulticulturalNarrativePsychodynamicSomaticTrauma FocusedOut of Network
“As a multiracial (Black and Asian) woman and member of the LGBTQ community, my practice is deeply rooted in values of inclusivity, equity, and empowerment.”
Toni Louis is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in California with over 4 years of experience. She specializes in treating anxiety, depression, and self-esteem issues using a collaborative, compassionate approach that integrates CBT, DBT, and trauma therapy.
AnxietyDepressionSelf-EsteemCognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)Solution Focused Brief TherapyTrauma TherapyIndividualAdolescent/TeenDialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)Eclectic TherapyNarrative TherapyPsychoanalyticAetnaCignaKaiserOptumAll SaversBlue Shield of CaliforniaBlue Cross blue Shield of Massachusetts
“For Pauline Yeghnazar Peck, an Iranian Armenian American licensed psychologist... I kind of grew up with these various cultural influences, the Iranian influences... At the same time, she still felt connected to her Armenian roots... Add to that what Yeghnazar Peck calls her 'Americanness'”
An Iranian Armenian American licensed psychologist who helps individuals and couples navigate the competing needs of family life, career, relationships, and self-care. She grew up with a multicultural experience as an immigrant child in Los Angeles, which heavily influences her therapeutic approach.
Family lifeCareerRelationshipsSelf-careGriefMulticultural issues
“I am a multi-cultural white person with Ashkenazi, Mexican and western-European ancestry.”
Hannah Rosales is a somatic psychotherapist, mother, movement artist, and land steward who integrates somatic therapy with traditional talk therapy. She focuses on practices that nourish the nervous system, incorporating body- and earth-based practices to address stress, trauma, and socio-cultural factors.
“Growing up biracial in a small town, I learned early on how complicated everything can feel when you live your life in the “in-between space” of multiple identities that don’t always fit together.”
Growing up biracial in a small town, I learned early on how complicated everything can feel when you live your life in the “in-between space” of multiple identities that don’t always fit together.
“I am a Filipinx/German-American located in the Sacramento area.”
I am a Filipinx/German-American located in the Sacramento area. As a queer person, I love to queer what I do! I love being able to practice in alternative ways, such as adding expressive arts and spirituality in sessions.
“As an Asian American therapist of Japanese and Taiwanese descent, I bring a multicultural perspective to my work with young adults and adults navigating grief, identity, life transitions, and the question of where they belong.”
As an Asian American therapist of Japanese and Taiwanese descent, I bring a multicultural perspective to my work with young adults and adults navigating grief, identity, life transitions, and the question of where they belong. I work from an inclusive, somatic, and relational approach to help you reconnect with yourself and your sense of agency and empowerment.
Grief and LossIdentity DevelopmentCultural ExplorationSomatic TherapyYoung AdultsLife TransitionsSomaticRelationalHumanisticAttachment-basedCulturally sensitivePrivate-pay
“My name is Niko (He/Him) and I am a mixed race Chamoru from the Pacific Northwest.”
Niko is a mixed race Chamoru therapist from the Pacific Northwest who provides culturally attuned, trauma-focused therapy to teens and adults. He specializes in working with mixed, bi-racial, Hapa, and other marginalized individuals, focusing on identity issues, spiritual/cult abuse, racial trauma, and childhood sexual trauma.
Trauma-focused therapyIdentity issuesSpiritual/cult abuseRacial traumaChildhood sexual traumaAddiction counselingHarm reductionEMDRPsychedelic IntegrationMulticultural CounselingSomatic focused therapyMindfulness based therapyMotivational interviewing
Junko E. ShigenoLMFT, EMDRIA Certified Therapist™, AAMFT Approved Supervisor, Certified EFT Supervisor, Registered Play Therapy Supervisor (RPT-S)
Pasadena, CA Telehealth
In their words
“I identify as mixed race ("Hapa").”
Junko E. Shigeno (June Shigeno) is a licensed marriage and family therapist based in California with over 25 years of experience. Born and raised in Japan to a Japanese father and an American mother, she specializes in marriage/relationship issues and grief/loss/mourning, utilizing modalities such as EMDR, EFT, and AEDP.
“I’m Sophia (she/ella/they) and I am a mixed race therapist that primarily treats anxiety, depression, and OCD.”
I’m Sophia (she/ella/they) and I am a mixed race therapist that primarily treats anxiety, depression, and OCD. I am trained in CBT, Mindfulness, and ERP
“As a biracial Christian, husband, and believer in Zen Buddhism, I bring a balanced and compassionate perspective to therapy.”
I work with individuals from diverse backgrounds and faiths, including the LGBTQ+ community. As a biracial Christian, husband, and believer in Zen Buddhism, I bring a balanced and compassionate perspective to therapy. I help clients navigate trauma, grief and loss, life transitions, depression, anxiety, and relational challenges.
“As a first-generation, queer, Filipinx-Jamaican American femme who grew up in a military family, I understand the importance of being seen in all of our intersecting identities, and the relief that comes when someone “just gets it”.”
Christina Harrison is a licensed clinical social worker who describes herself as a first-generation, queer, Filipinx-Jamaican American femme who grew up in a military family. She utilizes a culturally-affirming and healing-centered stance, drawing from modalities like Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and trauma-focused therapies.
acute-stress-disorderadhdautismborderline-personalityburnoutemotion-regulationfirst-responders-and-militarylgbtq-related-issueslife-coachingpost-traumatic-stress-disorderracial-identityrelational-concernsself-harmingstresssuicidal-ideationtransgendertraumatic-griefwomens-issuesanxietydepressiontrauma-and-ptsdself-esteemlife-transitionsClinical SupervisionCoachingCognitive Processing Therapy (CPT)Exposure Response Prevention (ERP)FeministInternal Family Systems (IFS)LGBTQ+ AffirmingMindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT)Prolonged Exposure TherapyTrauma-FocusedTrauma Informed CareCognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)Out of NetworkPrivate Pay
3371 Glendale Blvd, Los Angeles, California, 90039, United States
In their words
“I'm Resha (she/her) and I identify as a mixed - Iraqi and Welsh, queer, neurodivergent cisgender woman.”
I'm Resha (she/her) and I identify as a mixed - Iraqi and Welsh, queer, neurodivergent cisgender woman. I practice psychotherapy from a holistic, somatic, and anti-oppressive perspective.
ADHDAnxietyBipolar disorderFamily ConflictGriefRelationship IssuesSelf-EsteemSexual AbuseAutismAlcohol UseChronic IllnessChronic PainCodependencyWomen's healthRacial / cultural IdentitySpiritualityStressGender-transitionTrauma and PTSDWomen's IssuesCultural IssuesEMDRDialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)Internal Family Systems (IFS)somaticOut-of-network
Mary MosierMaster of Science in Clinical Psychology, Bachelor of Arts in Communicative Disorders
Fullerton, California
In their words
“Mary Mosier is a multiethnic, Mexican-European, bilingual Trauma Psychotherapist, advocate and speaker from Orange County, California.”
Mary Mosier is a multiethnic, Mexican-European, bilingual Trauma Psychotherapist, advocate, and speaker from Orange County, California, who specializes in trauma, inner child healing, and self-love.
“Gabrielle is a queer, multiracial Marriage and Family Therapist and Registered Art Therapist born and raised in the greater Los Angeles community.”
Gabrielle is a queer, multiracial Marriage and Family Therapist and Registered Art Therapist born and raised in the greater Los Angeles community. She has close to a decade of experience working extensively with children, teens, adults and families using humanistic, experiential, CBT and narrative techniques.
“I identify as a queer, mixed race, cis-gender woman, with Filipino and European heritage.”
Ella Mamanta Davidson is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist offering creative, culturally responsive, and trauma-informed therapy for adults, teens, and children. She integrates expressive arts, play therapy, and somatic modalities into her practice.
traumaanxietyself-esteemdivorce transitionsfamily dynamicsdevelopmental transitionsneurodivergenceperfectionismperson-centeredtrauma-informedmindfulnessexpressive arts therapysomaticplay therapychild-centered play therapy
“My work is informed by my own identities as a multiracial Filipino-American, an elder millennial, a person with invisible disabilities, an anti-zionist Jew, a cis bi woman, and a cat person.”
I offer therapy for women and LGBTQIA+ folks who are looking to feel connected, grounded, and clear even when the world's on fire. A majority of my clients are BIPOC and/or adult children of immigrants, and many are navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, burnout or workplace issues.
Cultural and Systemic OppressionAnxietyWomen's IssuesTraumaBurnoutTalk TherapyFeminist TherapyIntersectional Therapy
Lauren (LT)LMFT, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, Certified Mindfulness Educator
Los Angeles, CA Telehealth
In their words
“I’m your Los Angeles, born and raised, Mixed Black therapist who enjoys long walks on the beach, a thick fantasy romance book, and unpacking the “whys” of it all with my clients!”
A licensed Marriage & Family Therapist based in Los Angeles who supports Black and Multicultural women, as well as intersectional individuals, in overcoming anxiety, depression, and trauma using Brainspotting and mindfulness practices.
“As an individual with both Filipino and European heritage, he has a particular interest in identity development in multiracial Asian-Americans.”
Dr. Brett Sevilla is a board-certified child, adolescent and adult psychiatrist and the Medical Director of APCTC. He has over two decades of experience providing culturally sensitive treatment and has a particular interest in identity development in multiracial Asian-Americans.
Child and Adolescent PsychiatryAdult PsychiatryIdentity Development in Multiracial Asian-Americans
“I am a cisgender woman of mixed ethnicity White/Latine with white privilege.”
Lisette R. Lahana is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker providing psychotherapy and gender therapy to clients in California and Florida through telehealth. She specializes in gender identity, transgender issues, LGBTQIA+ support, anxiety, and bipolar disorder, utilizing trauma-informed care and various therapeutic modalities.
“As a mixed-race therapist with ADHD, I offer a warm, compassionate, and inclusive space for children, teens, adults, and families to navigate life’s complexities.”
Erin is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist based in Southern California who offers a warm, compassionate, and inclusive space for children, teens, adults, and families. As a mixed-race therapist with ADHD, she is passionate about helping clients navigate life's complexities, build authentic lives, and find balance with screen-time, gaming culture, and social media.
ADHDAnxietyRelationship IssuesAddictionsAttachment TheoryCulturally Sensitive TherapyPerson-Centered (Rogerian)Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)Emotionally Focused TherapyPsychodynamic TherapyOut of Network
“-I am a Biracial (Black and Puerto Rican), queer, cisgender woman”
Alexis Castro is an Associate Professional Clinical Counselor in San Diego, CA, who helps multicultural women and non-binary folks build relationships with their ancestral practices and step into self-acceptance. She combines lived experience with clinical knowledge, utilizing feminist and narrative therapies.
AnxietyDepressionRacial and biracial identitiesSex therapyFeminist therapyNarrative therapy
“As a Bi-racial woman raised by a single Black mother, I empathize with the challenges faced by marginalized communities and address intersectional oppression, including racism, sexism, homophobia, and ableism.”
Kiley Dunne Lizama is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist and the Founder of Diaspora Therapy Group. She provides a secure, accepting, and inclusive environment rooted in cultural humility, gender affirmation, and social justice.
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)Racial IdentitySexual Abuse or AssaultAcceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)Out of NetworkAetnaCignaMagellan Behavioral HealthOptumTRICARETriWestBlue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS)United HealthcareBlue Shield of CaliforniaCigna/EvernorthUnitedHealthcareUnitedHealthcare (Optum)
“As a multiracial cis woman, I am passionate about creating safe and brave spaces for healing.”
As a multiracial cis woman, I am passionate about creating safe and brave spaces for healing. I view therapy as not only a space to unpack traumas and struggles but also to identify strengths and resources. In my work, I take a systemic approach to therapy, recognizing that the relationships and systems individuals engage with—family, community, and society—greatly impact their well-being.
Childhood traumaEmotionally immature or unavailable parentsComplex PTSDAnxietyCodependencyGriefLife transitionsRelationship challengesLGBTQPIA2S+Multiracial identitiesAcceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)Art TherapyAttachment-Based Family Therapy (ABFT)Emotion Focused Couples TherapyEmotion Focused TherapyExistential PsychotherapyFamily Systems TherapyHolistic Psychotherapy
Amber RobinsonLMFT, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Los Angeles, California Telehealth
In their words
“As a biracial therapist, she comprehends the complexities of racial and multiracial identities, offering insights into navigating life through a BIPOC perspective.”
Amber Robinson is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist practicing in California and Arizona who specializes in supporting millennials with anxiety, relationship navigation, and childhood trauma, with a particular focus on BIPOC women and creatives.
Attachment issuesAnxietyChildhood traumaLife transitionsTraumaBurnoutAcceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)Art TherapyExistential TherapyHolistic TherapyLife coachingMulticultural TherapyPsychoanalytic TherapyPsychodynamic TherapySolution Focused TherapyRelational TherapyAttachment Based TherapyOut-of-network
“My name is Briana, and I'm a Biracial therapist helping BIPOC professionals & creatives navigate fear, sadness, and low self-esteem issues.”
Briana Gonzalez is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in California who provides online therapy to BIPOC professionals and creatives dealing with anxiety, depression, PTSD, and self-esteem issues.
Deniz FiratAssociate Marriage and Family Therapist, AMFT
Los Angeles, California Telehealth
In their words
“Born in Istanbul and shaped across continents—North America, Latin America, South Asia, and the Pacific—I’m white, multiethnic, multicultural and a Third Culture Kid (TCK).”
I’m an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist offering virtual therapy across California. Born in Istanbul and shaped across continents, I bring a multiethnic, multicultural perspective to my work, specializing in grief, chronic illness, and supporting multicultural, immigrant, and first-generation clients.
Grief and loss careChronic illness and cancerMulticultural and transnational clientsImmigrantsFirst generation AmericansBIPOCHighly Sensitive Persons
“I am a queer-identified, cisgender woman of mixed ethnicity, White + Latine.”
Lisette Lahana is an integrative therapist, clinical director, and owner of Authentic Alliance with over 25 years of experience. She specializes in trauma, EMDR, and providing care to the gender diverse community, LGBTQIA individuals, and their loved ones.
AnxietyDepressionWork-life balanceBipolar disorderTraumaLGBTQIA+ AffirmingGender Diverse CommunityGender Health EvaluationsDialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)EMDRLyra HealthFlorida GatorCareOptum PlansCCA
“I refer to myself as biracial, Korean-Mexican American.”
Dr. Hana Carmona is a clinical psychologist in Riverside, California, who specializes in working with college-age students, helping them navigate identity development, cultural and gender roles, and life transitions.
College studentsIdentity developmentCultural and gender rolesTherapy
“I am Black, Chamorro, Cherokee, mixed, two-spirit/same gender loving female.”
Cultivates a safe space to end generational trauma cycles, heal attachment wounds and live resiliently.
ADHDAnxietyFamily ConflictRelationship IssuesSelf-EsteemRacial / cultural IdentitySpiritualityTrauma and PTSDEMDRflash techniqueego state therapyparts workclinical hypnosisbrainspottingexpressive artssomaticpsychodynamic therapy