9 providers in Georgia who publicly identify as Mixed Race or Multiracial.
Dr. Sophia AguirrePh.D. in Counseling Psychology, Licensed Psychologist, Certified Group Psychotherapist (CGP), Fellow of the American Group Psychotherapy Association (FAGPA)
Atlanta, Georgia Telehealth
In their words
“I identify as a Latina/Chicana (Mestiza/Brown), cisgender, heterosexual female.”
Dr. Sophia Aguirre is a licensed psychologist, founder of the Aguirre Center for Inclusive Psychotherapy, and a specialist in supporting therapists, particularly Latinx and BIPOC clinicians. She practices from an intersectional, anti-oppressive, and decolonized framework, integrating relational, psychodynamic, and existential-humanistic theories.
Therapy for TherapistsTrauma RecoveryRace-based TraumaIdentity ConcernsHigh-achieving IndividualsGroup PsychotherapyLatinx Mental HealthIndividual TherapyCouples TherapyGroup TherapyInterpersonal/RelationalPsychodynamicExistential-humanisticFeminist and Liberation Psychology
“As a Biracial, but White-presenting person, she loves learning about the complex nature of Multiracial identity and the roles privilege and oppression play within these intersectional identities and how these impact those in our community.”
Dr. Peeper McDonald is a Licensed Professional Counselor, National Certified Counselor, and Approved Clinical Supervisor in Georgia. Her research and clinical interests focus on professional identity, social justice, advocacy, and multicultural issues in counseling, with a specific focus on the racial mislabeling, color-blindness, discrimination, and identity development of Multiracial individuals.
Professional identitySocial justice and advocacy issuesMulticultural issues in counselingMultiracial identity developmentRacial mislabelingColor-blindness and discrimination
Maylin Robles is a licensed therapist based in Savannah, Georgia, who specializes in anxiety, depression, trauma, self-esteem, and self-harming. She uses evidence-based modalities such as EMDR, DBT, TF-CBT, and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy to support her clients.
“As a Black woman of multicultural and multiethnic background, I have been immersed in a variety of cultures throughout my life.”
Dr. Christina Clarke is a licensed psychologist in Atlanta, Georgia, who works with adults seeking to learn more about themselves and grow through past and current traumas. She approaches therapy from a multicultural, Black feminist lens.
Dorlene Dowl is a licensed professional counselor and expressive arts therapist based in Savannah, GA, specializing in anxiety, depression, and trauma.
“I'm biracial, and spent a lot of my time observing and analyzing peoples similarities and differences, both out of innate curiosity, and a need to contextualize where and how I fit in.”
Person centered and affirming therapy where you can get back in sync with your most authentic self. Offering in person and online services for individuals, couples, adults, and teens.
“As a queer, multiracial, and non-binary professional, I try to use my privilege as a university professor to help my marginalized students feel more welcomed and accepted in an academic environment.”
I was trained as a clinical psychologist in New York City and utilize psychodynamic, multicultural, feminist, and humanistic lenses to understand my clients and their life circumstances. I am able to provide short-term solution focused therapy, often utilizing cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), as well as long-term psychotherapy for those more complex difficulties. As a queer, multiracial, and non-binary professional, I try to use my privilege as a university professor to help my marginalized students feel more welcomed and accepted in an academic environment.
“Dr. Mary Huffstead (she/her/hers) is a wife, mother, counselor educator, therapist, and a "Blaxican" (biracial: Black and Mexican) woman.”
Dr. Mary Huffstead is a licensed professional counselor, counselor educator, and therapist who specializes in mental health care for children, parents, women, multiracial populations, transracial adoptees, and trauma survivors. She is an Assistant Professor and Clinical Site Coordinator of Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Agnes Scott College.
AnxietyDepressionTraumaWork/school issuesFamily conflictDomestic/interpersonal violenceSexual assaultChild abuse or neglectMultiracial identity developmentInterracial relationshipsTransracial adoption issuesIndividual therapyFamily therapyGroup therapyPlay therapyTelemental Health
“I identify as a Neurodivergent, Queer, Mixed or Biracial (Black/White) cisgender woman.”
Beth Thomas is a Licensed Professional Counselor and National Certified Counselor based in Atlanta, Georgia. She provides neurodivergent-affirming, trauma-informed, and social justice-oriented therapy, specializing in working with BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and neurodivergent individuals.