Mixed Race & Multiracial Therapists in Massachusetts
6 providers in Massachusetts who publicly identify as Mixed Race or Multiracial.
Makia MatheisLICSW, Doctoral student in Clinical Social Work
Hamburg, Germany Telehealth
In their words
“I’m a bi-racial (Black and White), American therapist living abroad since 2012, married to a German husband and raising German-American children.”
I’m a bi-racial (Black and White), American therapist living abroad since 2012, married to a German husband and raising German-American children. This personal and professional journey deeply informs my work, allowing me to hold space for complexity, ambiguity, and the stories that don’t fit neatly into one place.
Ambiguous lossIdentityTraumaTransnational phenomenaAnxietyGriefTrauma and PTSDCultural IssuesPsychodynamicTrauma-informedSystemicCognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)Out-of-network
“As a biracial therapist, I have a unique -and personal- perspective on what it feels like to straddle two worlds, to feel misunderstood or invisible, or to question where you fit in.”
Alice Moses is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in Arlington, MA, who specializes in racial identity, anxiety, and self-esteem, with a particular focus on BIPOC, mixed-race/biracial, and LGBTQ+ clients.
Racial IdentityAnxietySelf Esteemmind-body techniquesOut of Network
“As a biracial clinical psychologist myself, my understanding of “culture” and how it informs my practice is an ever-evolving process...”
Dr. Bryce Jacobson is a clinical neuropsychologist and clinical psychologist who provides culturally responsive care. He is a half Chinese Singaporean from Seattle, currently based in Boston, and works with Anise Health to provide tailored treatment to the AAPI community.
“As a white mestiza**, I understand that, regardless of my ancestry, I move through the world as a white person and receive the benefits of doing so. ... **white mestiza: in the context of Latin America, a person of multiracial descent who is phenotypically white and benefits from white supremacy”
Bilingual (Spanish/English) expressive arts therapist and licensed mental health counselor who identifies as a white mestiza, Boricua, queer, and nonbinary survivor. They offer individual therapy incorporating creative modalities such as visual art, writing, movement, drama, and music, with a focus on serving immigrants, Latines, LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, and trauma survivors.
TraumaDomestic, family, and/or sexual abuseDepression and anxietyGrief and lossLife transitionsGender and sexuality concernsExpressive Arts TherapyTalk therapyVisual artWritingMovementDramaMusicAltar buildingInternal Family SystemsAetnaBlue Cross Blue ShieldCignaOptumSelf Pay
Hello and welcome! I am a Licensed Clinical Psychologist in the state of Massachusetts with 7 years of experience working in the mental health field. I work with clients experiencing a wide range of clinical presentations, including anxiety, depression, life transitions, grief, relationship challenges, and trauma.
I am a 2nd generation Vietnamese Chinese American practicing as a Licensed Certified Social Worker in MA. I am committed to raising awareness and access to spaces of healing to communities of color. I integrate narrative therapy, trauma-informed care, and person-centered techniques to foster a therapeutic space that is collaborative, culturally responsive, and grounded in honoring your emotionality, lived experience, and identity.
anxietydepressionracial-identityfamily-conflictwomens-issuesstresstrauma-and-ptsdpost-traumatic-stress-disordercodependencyself-esteemrelationship-issueslife-transitionsemotion-regulationADHDAcculturation StressGenerational TraumaRacial TraumaAccepting and Commitment Therapy (ACT)Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)Family SystemsFeministGottman MethodHumanisticInternal Family Systems (IFS)Motivational InterviewingNarrative TherapyStructural Family TherapyPsychoanalyticPsychodynamicTrauma-FocusedTrauma Informed CareBlue Cross Blue ShieldUnited HealthCignaAetnaOptumOscarOxford