Mixed Race & Multiracial Therapists in Connecticut

5 providers in Connecticut who publicly identify as Mixed Race or Multiracial.

Raven LeeLMSW

Norwalk, CT Telehealth
In their words
Mixed race (half caucasian half asian [Chinese])

Hi, I am Raven Lee, LMSW. I received both a Master's Degree in Forensic Psychology and Master's Degree in Social Work. I have a wide range of experience working with diverse groups of people. I am passionate about inclusion and social justice. I guide individuals towards healing and transformation by creating a space where they can find emotional peace and become the best version of themselves. Therapy with me is a collaborative process that encourages growth, presence, and self-awareness.

Multi-racial AsianAngerAnxietyBurnout/Career counselingChronic illness/painCouples, marriage, or romantic relationshipsDepressionGrief or lossLife transitionsObsessive-compulsive disorderRacial/cultural identityRacial trauma-informedStressCigna

Dr. Britt LewisDSW, LCSW

New Haven, CT 06511
In their words
I believe my experiences of growing up as a Bi-Racial Black woman, has helped me broaden both my personal and professional perspective.

Dr. Britt Lewis is a licensed clinical social worker based in New Haven, CT. She explicitly self-identifies as a bi-racial Black woman, noting that this background has broadened both her personal and professional perspectives.

Zeenie SafiullahLCSW

Manchester, CT Telehealth
In their words
As a biracial (Pakistani + white), Muslim woman, I understand the nuances and challenges of navigating multiple identities, and the strength and beauty of belonging to diverse communities.

I understand the challenges of navigating multiple identities, and the strength and beauty of belonging to diverse communities.

AnxietyDepressionImmigration/AcculturationAcceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)Relational TherapyAnger Management TherapyAttachment TheoryEmotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)Trauma TherapyMedicaidHUSKY

Lauryn WilleLCSW, LMSW

Farmington, CT Telehealth
In their words
RACE & ETHNICITY Biracial/Multiracial

My purpose as a therapist is to help guide your journey to effect positive change in your life. I believe that making the mindful choice to show up for yourself in therapy is the first step to growth. Within my practice, I pull from a variety of therapeutic approaches that include but are not limited to mindfulness practice, cognitive behavioral therapy, and client-centered therapy.

AnxietyDepressionRelationship IssuesBehavioral TherapyCognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT)Medicaid

Emma LoMD

New Haven, Connecticut
In their words
Straddling the boundary of Asian and White as a biracial female psychiatrist, I struggle to handle exoticization, discriminatory assumptions, and subtle marginalization by patients and colleagues.

Emma Lo, MD, is a biracial female psychiatrist at the Yale University Department of Psychiatry and Connecticut Mental Health Center, who works with underserved populations experiencing serious mental illness, homelessness, poverty, and discrimination.

PsychiatrySerious Mental IllnessUnderserved PopulationsPsychotherapy