100 providers in California who publicly identify as Mixed Race or Multiracial.
“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.
“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.
“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.
“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.
“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.
“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.
“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.
“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.
“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).
“RACE & ETHNICITY Biracial/Multiracial, White, Hispanic/Latinx”
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.
“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.
“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.
“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.
“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.
“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.
“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.
“Ethnicity Hispanic and Latino , Mixed Race”
Malu Beltran is a Marriage & Family Therapist Associate based in Oakland and San Francisco, California, offering somatic, EMDR, and integrative psychotherapy for anxiety, ADHD, trauma, and immigration/acculturation issues.
“I move through the world in a mixed race Chinese & white, light skinned, currently able body.”
Hannah is a queer, mixed-race Licensed Clinical Social Worker offering liberation-oriented and decolonial Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy in California and Missouri.
“Having grown up in a multiethnic and multicultural family, I feel passionate about working with clients experiencing bicultural or multiethnic issues within relationships.”
Hope Phillips is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist based in Los Angeles, California, specializing in attachment, marriage counseling, and self-esteem through restoration therapy, CBT, EFT, and experiential approaches.
“My therapeutic approach is shaped by my own journey of navigating identity, connection, and belonging as a Latina immigrant with mixed Indigenous and European ancestry.”
Malu Beltran is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist based in San Francisco, CA, offering somatic therapy with a focus on identity, connection, and belonging.
“I am passionate about serving communities of color and identify as multiracial.”
Danielle Murrell is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 10 years of experience serving adults, specializing in anxiety, trauma, addictions, intergenerational trauma, and life transitions using an integrative psychodynamic and CBT approach.
“As a queer, mixed-race person, she proudly supports LGBTQ+ and BIPOC communities.”
Taryn Weinkam, PhD, is a clinical psychologist in private practice at Attunement Psychology, PC in San Carlos, California. She specializes in trauma treatment, depression, insomnia, chronic pain, and LGBTQ+ affirming care.
“As an Afro-Latina, Melanie works closely with the BIPOC community, LGBTQ folx, and Spanish-speaking clients.”
Melanie Phillips is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist providing online therapy in California. She works with individuals, adolescents, and families navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, perinatal/postpartum concerns, and life transitions, with a focus on culturally responsive care for BIPOC, LGBTQ, and Spanish-speaking clients.
“Race/ethnicity Hispanic or Latino, Multiracial or Multiethnic, Native American, Indigenous, or Alaska Native, White”
Phoenix L. Quetzal DeLeon is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist based in California who provides online body-oriented, somatic, and relational therapy for individuals navigating stress, anxiety, trauma, and life transitions.
“I identify as... - Female - Biracial or Multiracial”
Tawny Weir is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based in Rancho Cucamonga, California, offering virtual therapy statewide. She specializes in trauma, stress, anxiety, depression, and mood disorders, frequently working with adults from BIPOC communities using approaches like CBT, Attachment-Based therapy, and Emotionally Focused Therapy.
“Race/ethnicity Hispanic or Latino, Multiracial or Multiethnic, Native American, Indigenous, or Alaska Native, White”
Jessica Garcia is an Associate Professional Clinical Counselor (APCC) and Substance Use Disorder Registered Counselor based in California providing online therapy for individuals and couples, with a focus on trauma recovery, inner child healing, attachment, and relational dynamics.
“I am a non-binary, queer, mixed-race AAPI person of color who values meeting each individual where they are in life and helping them find the range of feelings we are all capable of experiencing - not just the tough ones we often seek treatment for.”
Kristen Crowe is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC) and Board Certified Dance/Movement Therapist (BC-DMT) in Los Angeles, California, specializing in somatic therapy, sex therapy, body image, and relationship issues.
“I'm a queer, mixed-race, neurodivergent (ADHD) therapist, and those parts of my identity shape how I show up: with curiosity, warmth, and a deep respect for the fact that there's no one "right" way to be a person.”
Jessica Cruz is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist who provides relational, trauma-informed, and collaborative therapy for individuals and couples navigating anxiety, grief, identity exploration, and relationship dynamics.
“As a Black, multiracial, heterosexual, cisgender male, I strive to offer skilled care in areas like cultural differences, oppression, and racial inequality as well as understand the unique stressors that come from living in a society that oppresses “others”.”
Dhyan Valle is a Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist based in Oakland, California, offering individual, relationship, and family therapy with an integrated approach drawing from psychodynamic, Gestalt, somatic, and attachment-based modalities.
“As a third-culture, mixed-race woman in diaspora, I understand the challenges of navigating multiple identities, cultural expectations, and the grief that can come with displacement.”
Nichole Abdallah is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist and Palestinian-Latina practitioner specializing in intergenerational trauma, diasporic grief, mixed-race identity, and cultural reclamation for adult children of immigrants and BIPOC communities.
“Ethnicity: Multiracial”
Harry Dixon, MA, LMHC, LPCC is a licensed professional clinical counselor providing psychotherapy and counseling in San Diego, CA and Seattle, WA, with a focus on cultural, intergenerational, and intersectional identity concerns.
“My pronouns are she/her/hers, and I am a neurodivergent (AuDHDer), multiracial (Vietnamese White), queer (pansexual), cisgender woman, and although these identities inform my work, I aim to bring humble curiosity to better understand the unique intersection of identities that my clients hold in order to sensitively attune to their specific experiences and needs.”
Sabrina Bolin is a licensed marriage and family therapist offering neurodivergent-affirming IFS therapy and somatic embodiment support to individual adults and couples in California.
“Biracial or Multiracial, Caucasian or White, Hispanic or Latinx”
Geneva Hernandez, LMFT, is a therapist in California offering virtual individual, couples, and family therapy. She specializes in anxiety, depression, panic attacks, self-esteem, and suicidal ideation using modalities such as CBT, DBT, and Attachment Theory.
“As a biracial individual of Black and Japanese descent, my personal and professional experiences are deeply informed by the intersections of culture, identity, and resilience.”
Jane T. Bond is a licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT) in California offering culturally-responsive, integrative telehealth therapy grounded in Afrocentric-multicultural, psychodynamic, and trauma-informed principles.
“RACE & ETHNICITY Hispanic/Latinx, White, Biracial/Multiracial”
Clair Figueroa is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and founder of Creative Care Counseling in Santa Barbara, California, offering neuro-somatic therapy and evidence-based care for anxiety, depression, trauma, and postpartum depression.
“I identify as a mixed-race Latina therapist with Mexican and European roots.”
Shaya Aguilar, MA, is a psychological associate working under the supervision of Dr. Noah Lau Branson. She approaches clinical work through a relational, culturally responsive, and holistic framework, specializing in identity, cross-cultural experiences, mixed couples, and communal trauma.
“I am of mixed heritage—Hawaiian and Portuguese—and grew up at the intersection of Western influence and Indigenous ways of knowing.”
Kalani Perreira is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist practicing in California. He provides attachment-based, trauma-recovery, depth-oriented, and liberation-focused therapy, integrating psychoanalytic approaches, somatic work, mindfulness, and Brainspotting.
“As a biracial, Black and Mexican, female clinician, I understand the obstacles and barriers to healing the mind, body and soul; and leading an overall physically and mentally healthy life.”
Cyndle Rios is a licensed marriage and family therapist based in California who provides virtual therapy sessions. She integrates evidence-based approaches like CBT, EMDR, ACT, interpersonal therapy, and mindfulness to help clients navigate anxiety, trauma, life transitions, and self-esteem challenges.
“I'm a Black biracial licensed clinical social worker working as both a therapist and a coach, for people who are ready to build something different in their lives, not just survive the current version of it.”
Christine Buford Gomez is a Black biracial licensed clinical social worker and coach offering virtual therapy to clients in California, Maine, and Massachusetts. She provides culturally affirming and neurodivergent-affirming care integrating solutions-focused work and somatic awareness.
“As a multiracial Associate Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with Syrian roots, I take an engaged, compassionate, and culturally attuned approach to therapy.”
Associate Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with Hope Matters Institute providing culturally attuned, trauma-informed therapy for individuals and couples navigating anxiety, depression, body image distress, and identity exploration.
“As a mutli-ethnic, half Korean, first-generation born in the U.S. woman, I naturally developed a special interest in treating issues around racial identity.”
Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist and Professional Clinical Counselor in California offering integrative, feminist, and EMDR therapy, with specialized focus on LGBTQIAPD+ and BIPOC communities, trauma, neurodivergence, and racial identity.
“• Race: Black,White,Biracial”
Sabina Harris is a Marriage & Family Therapist with 17 years of experience specializing in working with transition-aged youth (ages 16-24) and adults navigating trauma, depression, anxiety, relationship issues, and racial intersectionalities.
“I'm a biracial therapist ready to partner with you in your healing journey by providing a safe space to authentically process your feelings.”
Leena Richman is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in California who provides flexible, down-to-earth therapy for adolescents and adults dealing with anxiety, burnout, relationship issues, and postpartum challenges.
“As a biracial person myself, I understand the importance of culture within the therapeutic space and how those factors shape the worldview of people.”
Dominique Negrette is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist based in the San Francisco Bay Area providing therapy services in English and Spanish to individuals, couples, families, adolescents, and groups.
“As a light-skinned, multiracial, Thicc, Queer, Neurodivergent CIS femme, Monique “Adeyemi” LeSarre, PsyD, brings a rich tapestry of African, European and Indigenous ancestry that has positively shaped her groundbreaking model to facilitating healing, wellness and social justice movements.”
Monique “Adeyemi” LeSarre, PsyD, is the founder of Mixed Medicine, providing holistic consulting, therapeutic coaching, and somatic facilitation integrating clinical psychology, African Indigenous practices, and social justice frameworks.
“As a biracial Asian therapist, my own lived experience informs my work and deepens my sensitivity to cultural values, intergenerational dynamics, and identity development.”
Jennifer Overley is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 15 years of experience providing therapy for women's mental health, perinatal and postpartum adjustment, and multicultural identity and acculturation.
“My identities as a queer, cis woman of mixed-heritage (Middle Eastern and white) and a first-generation immigrant shape how I understand myself, others, and the messy, beautiful world we share.”
Mirisen Ozpek is an Associate Marriage & Family Therapist providing individual and couples therapy across California, focusing on recurring conflict, communication challenges, anxiety, identity, and relational patterns.
“As a queer, neurodivergent clinician of mixed heritage, I understand the quiet ache of navigating worlds that don’t always make space for you.”
Savannah Wilson is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist who offers warm, relational, and culturally attuned therapy grounded in depth, narrative, and body-based practices for individuals, couples, and groups.
“I am a biracial, multicultural Oakland native, and I know what it feels like to be "in between."”
Eric Tian Qi Lindberg is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based in California who works with adolescents and adults dealing with anxiety, depression, attachment issues, and trauma using a relational and client-centered approach.
“As a biracial daughter of a Filipina immigrant and the granddaughter of Swiss/German immigrants, I grew up in the Bay Area navigating multiple cultures and learning what it means to live between worlds.”
Marisa Dao is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor and founder of Wayfinder Wellbeing Counseling in San Diego, CA. She provides culturally responsive, trauma-informed therapy virtually throughout California, specializing in supporting adults—especially AANHPI/BIPOC individuals—navigating identity, trauma, and life transitions.
“With over 10 years experience in the field, I am a biracial (Filipino-Scandinavian) psychologist with a private practice in San Francisco.”
Josie Valderrama, PsyD, is a biracial (Filipino-Scandinavian) psychologist based in San Francisco with over 10 years of experience. She specializes in the intersection of BIPOC, LGBTQ+ gender, sexual and relational diversity (GRSD), and neurodiversity, offering both in-person and telehealth therapy.
“I am a Multi-ethnic (Hapa), AAPI (Asian American Pacific Islander) Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist cis gender woman based in the SF Bay Area for over 10 years who is dedicated to improving my client’s quality of life, in their personal and professional relationships.”
Tricia Kim Walsh is a Multi-ethnic (Hapa) Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based in the San Francisco Bay Area specializing in couples therapy, perinatal mood disorders, trauma, and life transitions.
“As a third culture, second-gen South Asian woman of mixed heritage, I recognize the cultural and systemic influences on our mental health and the daily challenges of holding multiple identities.”
Seher Bajwa is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist and Associate Professional Clinical Counselor who supports children of immigrants and individuals holding complex identities through individual, EMDR, and couples therapy.
“I am a queer Latina Chicana mestiza (detribalized Caxcan/Iberian colonial) mother, storyteller, and decolonial somatic psychotherapist licensed in California, with fourteen years of clinical experience in the field of depth psychology.”
Cristina Benitez Allen is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) based in California offering virtual psychotherapy. She specializes in cultural and ethnic issues, family dynamics, LGBTQIA+ support, and trauma resolution using somatic, Jungian, and experiential modalities.
“A legacy of having my own Asian mixed heritage (Filipinos are a mixed people—Malay, Spanish, Chinese, etc.), growing up with parents whose birth country was different than my own (whose country was subject to 400-some years of colonization) combined with my experiences living in other countries as a young adult has had a profound impact on me.”
Eileen Drapiza is a psychotherapist in the San Francisco Bay Area who specializes in working with Asian Americans, people of color, and individuals of mixed heritage or multicultural backgrounds.
“Dr. Juliana Ybarra is a multiethnic (Latinx, Black, Indigenous, and Italian) queer psychologist.”
Dr. Juliana Ybarra is a licensed psychologist, founder, and clinical director at Casa Alma Mental Health with over 15 years of experience working with adults, teens, and families.
“A genuinely curious and empathic mixed-race queer therapist who wants to create a refuge for people to be themselves.”
Justin Juárez is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist based in Los Angeles, California, specializing in trauma, attachment issues, LGBTQ+ matters, and relationship therapy.
“I’m a queer, trans, mixed race Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Oakland and online.”
Luca Chang is a queer, trans, mixed race Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based in Oakland, California, offering depth-oriented IFS, somatic, and EMDR therapy to LGBTQ+ adults and adult children of immigrants.
“As a Queer, multiracial, Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (AMFT), I bring a deeply personal understanding of the ways identity, culture, and lived experience shape our mental health.”
Jaleh Donaldson is a queer, multiracial Associate Marriage & Family Therapist in California who offers collaborative, culturally responsive, and trauma-informed therapy exploring anxiety, identity, relationships, and life transitions.
“As a biracial Asian woman—and a proud geriatric millennial/Xennial with purple hair and a healthy sense of humor—I bring a deeply nuanced, down-to-earth understanding of how culture, family heritage, and modern life pressures influence our mental health.”
Leia Miranda, MA, LMFT, LPCC, is a licensed psychotherapist offering telehealth therapy. She blends humanistic and psychodynamic perspectives with CBT and Brainspotting, specializing in perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, depression, relationship issues, and stress.
“I have a multicultural background (Assyrian and Italian) and am no stranger to the value and complexity of intersectional identity.”
Elizabeth Moorhatch is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist in San Francisco, California, providing in-person and online therapy for preteens, adolescents, and adults. Drawing from a multicultural background, she specializes in identity issues, generational trauma, racial stress, life transitions, and relationship dynamics.
“Luca Chang is a queer, trans mixed race Oakland-based therapist providing affirming, inclusive psychotherapy to high-performing adults and codependents struggling with anxiety and shame.”
Luca Chang is a queer, trans, mixed-race therapist based in Oakland, CA, offering somatic therapy, relational psychodynamic therapy, IFS, and EMDR to adults navigating anxiety, shame, trauma, and gender identity.
“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.
“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.
“Identifies as Man Multiracial”
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.
“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.
“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.
“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.
“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.
“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
“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.
“I identify as cis-gendered and bi-racial (Chicana and white).”
Oakland-based psychotherapy for healing through creativity, connection, and liberation.
“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.
“I'm a biracial woman who was born in Sacramento and raised in the East Bay.”
Hi! I'm Olivea (oh-liv-ee-uh) and I'm an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist working with couples & individuals in the East Bay.
“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.
“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.
“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.
“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 identify as an AuDHD (Autistic + ADHD) Black biracial nonbinary queer person.”
Registered Psychological Associate and social worker providing psychotherapy via telehealth to California residents
“I am a non-binary, queer, mixed race black person of color”
Licensed Clinical Social Worker specializing in LGBTQ+ therapy for adults, teens, families, and relationships in Los Angeles, California.
“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.
“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.
“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.
“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.
“I identify as mixed race (African American, Native American, Caucasian, Japanese), heterosexual, male, and go by the pronouns he, him, his.”
Lindsey Ward is a therapist who helps individuals gain wisdom and healing from their unique life stories. He works with high-achieving individuals, business leaders, healers, therapists, and artists to heal from stress and burnout.
“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.
“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.
“RACE & ETHNICITY Armenian, White, Biracial/Multiracial, Middle Eastern/North African”
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.