40 providers in Colorado who publicly identify as Mixed Race or Multiracial.
“I am a mixed race Kānaka Maoli (Native Hawaiian) cis queer woman.”
I am a mixed race Kānaka Maoli (Native Hawaiian) cis queer woman. I’m a mama, a wife, an autoimmune warrior, an activist, and a person who stutters. I also happen to be a holistic mental health therapist and functional health coach who sees you for the warrior you are.
“As a queer, multiracial, and non-binary professional, they used their privilege as a university professor to help marginalized students feel more welcomed and accepted in an academic environment.”
Dr. Bitney is a licensed psychologist providing neurodiversity-affirming, trauma-informed, and 2SLGBTQIA+-inclusive therapy with a focus on complex intersecting identities, identity exploration, and meaning-making.
“As a multiracial BIPOC woman who is adopted and neurodivergent, I understand the complexities of navigating spaces that may not always feel welcoming.”
Jasmine Jaquess, LPC, is a Clinical Mental Health Counselor and owner of Black and Bold Therapy providing online therapy in Colorado and Illinois. She specializes in disordered eating, body image, relationships, trauma, high achievers, and Christian counseling using an integrative approach.
“I’m an Afro-Indigenous Latine therapist and PhD candidate in Counselor Education and Supervision.”
Mateo Arias is an Afro-Indigenous Latine pre-licensed therapist and PhD candidate in Counselor Education and Supervision who centers QT/BIPOC and minoritized communities, offering culturally sustaining, neuroaffirming, and trauma-responsive care.
“RACE & ETHNICITY Biracial/Multiracial”
Cheyenne Morris is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Licensed Addiction Counselor Candidate who works with children, adolescents, young adults, and families navigating emotional, relational, and developmental challenges.
“I am multi-racial, neurodivergent, and part of the LGBTQ+ community.”
Rashad McAllister is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker based in Colorado and registered in Ontario, Canada. They specialize in supporting adolescents and adults, particularly LGBTQIA+ individuals, neurodivergent folks, and survivors of complex trauma, using approaches such as Internal Family Systems, Motivational Interviewing, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.
“I identify as multiracial - my mother is a first-generation immigrant from the Philippines, and my father is of Scottish, French, and Canadian descent.”
Kacey Skaggs is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and founder of Awakened Self Therapy in Castle Rock, Colorado. As a multiracial therapist and trauma survivor, she provides culturally sensitive, empowering, and compassionate care to help clients navigate identity, relationships, trauma, and life transitions.
“I am an Afro-Indigenous Latine therapist with 28 years of experience in behavioral and public health, including 17 years in Physical Medicine as a Sports Specialist.”
Teo Arias is an Afro-Indigenous Latine pre-licensed therapist with extensive background in behavioral health and sports medicine. They specialize in complex trauma, grief, chronic pain, bicultural trauma, neurodivergence, and existential concerns through an integrative, whole-person approach.
“I come from a mixed-race ethnicity with a grief/loss-stricken family system.”
Therapy can be just another useful tool in managing this thing we call life - together we find your strengths and build tools to help thrive. Patty Murray works with individuals and couples on relationship issues, identity formation, anxiety, grief/loss, and trauma.
“As a multicultural woman, holding both Yup'ik, Aleut, and Ashkenazi identities, I not only have personal experience with historical trauma, intergenerational trauma, and women's issues, I also specialize in grief and loss, sexual assault/violence, suicidality, relationship issues, transitional difficulties, depression, anxiety, identity formation, and more.”
Cheyenne Bellarosa is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker providing culturally-specific telehealth counseling services with a focus on social justice, psychosomatic healing, and evidence-based care for Indigenous students and emerging adults.
“I identify as a multiracial, bilingual (Spanish-English) cisgender female.”
Erandi Herndon is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist providing warm, integrative, direct, and transparent therapy for individuals, youth, couples, and families, with a focus on empowering Spanish-speaking and BIPOC communities.
“I'm a multiracial, queer, nonbinary clinical psychologist who specializes in intersecting identities.”
Catherine Bitney is a multiracial, queer, and nonbinary clinical psychologist specializing in autism, intersecting identities, LGBTQ+ issues, neurodivergence, anxiety, and stress.
“Biracial or Multiracial, American Indian or Alaska Native”
Rachel Calderon is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker based in Colorado who uses an intersectional, empowerment, and trauma-informed approach with a strong emphasis on psychoeducation, focusing on trauma, anxiety, depression, BIPOC, and LGBTQIA+ communities.
“As a multicultural person, providing a space that is not only trauma-informed, but culturally sensitive is vital to me as a mental health professional.”
Cheyenne Bellarosa Smith is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker based in Denver, Colorado, specializing in trauma-informed, culturally sensitive therapy, historical and intergenerational trauma, depression, and grief.
“As for who I am as a human being, I’m a LSW therapist based in Denver, CO, and I identify as a transgender woman (she/her), multiracial, and a trauma survivor.”
Naomi Lusk is a licensed social worker and trauma therapist based in Denver, Colorado, specializing in trauma, substance use treatment, and LGBTQ+ affirming care.
“Multiracial, neurodiversity-affirming therapist specializing in trauma.”
Ann May, MS, LPC, is a multiracial, neurodiversity-affirming Licensed Professional Counselor in Colorado specializing in trauma and women's issues.
“hey there! my name is summer (they/them), a neuroqueer, mixed race (Chinese and white), and able-bodied-for-now trauma therapist.”
Summer Koo (they/them) is a neuroqueer, mixed race trauma therapist who emphasizes authentic care, compassion, and respect for the whole human, combining talk and somatic therapies centered around social justice and decolonization.
“Hey there! I’m a queer, non-binary, biracial therapist blending warmth, humor, and spirituality to support your healing journey.”
Dana Mooney is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Denver, CO offering person-centered, somatic, and contemplative therapy drawing on Buddhist psychology, Hakomi principles, Expressive Arts Therapy, and DBT skills.
“Race/ethnicity Asian or Asian American, Multiracial or Multiethnic”
Provisionally Licensed Counselor working with clients around familial trauma, identity exploration, depression, and anxiety, using somatic and art-based interventions, storytelling, narrative therapy, and ACT.
“I identify as a mixed race white passing latinx able-bodied cis queer/pansexual woman.”
Katrina Puente is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Director of Client Navigation at Umbrella Collective. She uses attachment-based, psychodynamic, and intersectional lenses to support clients, with specialty training in EMDR and LGBTQ populations.
“RACE & ETHNICITY Biracial/Multiracial, Hispanic/Latinx, Native American/Indigenous”
Steph is a Licensed Addictions Counselor, Licensed Clinical Counselor, and Certified Master Herbalist who specializes in trauma, addiction, and neurodiversity. They identify as a geeky, AuDHD, queer, Indigenous/Latinx, and two-spirit neuroqueer person of color.
“I am a Black, Biracial, and Bicultural psychotherapist in South East Denver who provides individual therapy for adults.”
I am a Black, Biracial, and Bicultural psychotherapist in South East Denver who provides individual therapy for adults. I specialize in supporting clients being impacted by trauma, challenging interpersonal relationships or identity exploration.
“As a biracial woman and a neurodivergent-informed therapist with lived experience of late-diagnosed ADHD, I bring both professional insight and personal understanding to the therapy space.”
Mary Bello is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) based in Denver, Colorado, who provides inclusive, affirming, and culturally-informed care. She specializes in supporting individuals with unresolved trauma, anxiety, phase of life issues, personal exploration & growth, and neurodiversity.
“Hi, I’m Kiara Allen (she/her) – a queer, biracial therapist who gets it because I’ve been there.”
Hi, I’m Kiara Allen (she/her) – a queer, biracial therapist who gets it because I’ve been there. My own battles with anxiety and trauma didn’t just lead me to therapy – they led me to become the therapist I needed back then.
“As a mixed-race and multicultural person of African-American and Jewish ancestry, I honor experiences of intersecting identities and am deeply interested in intergenerational trauma and resilience.”
As a psychotherapist, it’s an honor to be a witness and facilitator to client transformation, resilience, and growth. My perceptiveness, compassion, and holding of a nonjudgmental space allow discovery and observation of patterns that may no longer be helpful.
“As a second generation American from a multiracial background, I love to help clients explore the impact of their own cultural experiences.”
I am an experienced therapist specializing in treating women with anxiety, postpartum mental health and cultural identity issues.
“Being biracial (Black and Japanese) I recognize that no identity is flat, so I often take on a multicultural orientation when working with others.”
Nice to meet you my name is Karim. I was born in Japan and moved to the United States in 2013. I completed my bachelor’s degree in psychological sciences at Northern Arizona University and then moved to Denver to complete my master's degree in counseling psychology at the University of Denver. Being biracial (Black and Japanese) I recognize that no identity is flat, so I often take on a multicultural orientation when working with others.
“My name is Paige Harris (she/they) and I identify as Black-Mixed race and Queer.”
Paige Harris is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and National Certified Counselor (NCC) who identifies as Black-Mixed race and Queer. She works primarily with BIPOC and LGBTQIA2S+ individuals, supporting identity integration, life transitions, and sexual wellness, offering virtual talk therapy, EMDR, AEDP, and parts work.
“I identify as haafu and Japanese-American and I unjustly benefit from my East Asian heritage and proximity to whiteness, as someone who is able-bodied, and with financial and educational access.”
Michiko Mitsunaga-Whitten is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Boulder, CO, who offers contemporary psychodynamic and Internal Family Systems therapy through an anti-oppressive, liberatory lens. She works with adults and students on issues including trauma, anxiety, depression, relationships, mixed-race identity development, and peripartum experiences.
“I’m a queer, biracial, multiethnic (Creole, African American, & Slavic), chronically ill person who comes from a long line of survivors.”
Halle Thomas is a culturally affirming, BIPOC anxiety therapist in Colorado who specializes in working with high achievers, overthinkers, and individuals looking to break generational cycles using somatic and decolonial approaches.
“My approach is grounded in a culturally competent, collectivist, and holistic lens, shaped by my multiracial and multiethnic background.”
I am a licensed professional counseling candidate and licensed addiction counselor with over six years of experience in the mental health field. My approach is grounded in a culturally competent, collectivist, and holistic lens, shaped by my multiracial and multiethnic background.
“As multicultural/multiracial psychotherapist I honor cultural values, I embody warmth, curiosity, and empathy.”
Dedicated to creating an affirming, curious, non-judgmental space, together, we will, identify goals to support healthier relationships.
“I'm an immigrant of Costa Rican and Panamanian descent. I grew up between cultures, and carry my Afroindigenous identity with pride.”
Dr. Bryan O. Rojas-Araúz is a bilingual and bicultural licensed psychologist and immigrant of Costa Rican and Panamanian descent. He integrates Western psychology with ancestral healing traditions, Indigenous wisdom, and culturally grounded practices, offering a collaborative, trauma-responsive, and social justice-oriented therapeutic space.
“I am a multiracial, transracially adopted woman, a Licensed Professional Counselor, and an Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS).”
Lisa Ali is a Licensed Professional Counselor with 30 years of experience who specializes in women's issues, identity, belonging, and trauma. She uses a relational, holistic, and trauma-informed approach, integrating methods like EMDR, ACT, mindfulness, and narrative practices.
“I am a queer, multiracial, womxn of indigenous descent (reconnecting picuris ).”
I am a queer, multiracial, womxn of indigenous descent (reconnecting picuris ). I practice CAM, integrative psychotherapy and sex therapy.
“I am the black, multiracial, neurodivergent, and nonbinary child of a black father and a white mother who fled their homes to escape discrimination.”
Dr. Victoria Grey is a black, white, and Jewish multiracial, neurodivergent, and nonbinary LCSW, therapist, and supervisor in Colorado who specializes in trauma, C-PTSD, and creating inclusive, neurodivergent-friendly, and kink/sex-positive therapeutic spaces.
“Eastern European, Latinx”
Natalia Aiza, LPC, is a licensed professional counselor and founder of Kairos Wellness Collective in Colorado, specializing in OCD, anxiety, ADHD, and autism spectrum disorder.
“More than my accomplishments, my heritage and the gifts of my ancestors are an essential part of who I am, and as such, I am proud to identify as an enrolled member of Santa Clara Pueblo (New Mexico) and as Brazilian-Italian.”
Marcia Bonato Warren, MA, LPC, ACS, is a trauma-informed body psychotherapist, somatic counselor, author, and clinical supervisor based in Boulder, Colorado. She specializes in multicultural identity development, cultural embodiment, and trauma healing through somatic and cross-cultural modalities.
“Born in China and raised in Baltimore, MD, Erica was adopted into a multiracial and multicultural family when she was just an infant.”
Erica Laskin is a licensed clinical social worker and owner of Blindspot.light PLLC who combines elements of clinical therapy and life coaching to help clients with trauma, inner-child healing, relationships, intimacy, and communication through a trauma-informed, anti-racist, LGBTQ+ affirming lens.
“As a human who is queer/non-binary, bi-cultural, and non-normatively abled, I love supporting folks to navigate complexity — as it comes to internal states, relationships, making decisions, and sifting through layers to make sense of yourself and your place in the world.”
Masha Mikulinsky, MA, LPC, is a somatic therapist, coach, clinical supervisor, and social justice educator in Colorado who integrates somatic practices, mindfulness, and anti-oppression frameworks.