7 providers in New Jersey who publicly identify as Mixed Race or Multiracial.
“Sarah is mixed Taiwanese American.”
Sarah is mixed Taiwanese American. She believes therapy is a client centered cocreated meaning making process. She has been described as kind, inquisitive, and discerning
“As a woman who identifies as biracial— half East Indian and half Caucasian — it has been helpful to work with a person-of-color therapist so my felt experience of not being seen as a person of color is held, contained, and empathized with on a continual basis no matter what I am facing in my life.”
Muffy Ruben is a multicultural counselor practicing via telehealth in New Jersey, Washington, and Maryland, with limited in-person options in Jersey City. She specializes in working with individuals who sit outside the majority, drawing from her own lived experience as a biracial woman to provide culturally attuned and empathetic therapy.
“As a biracial therapist, Lexus is especially passionate about creating an affirming and culturally responsive space for Black individuals and people of color.”
Lexus Rose, LPC, is a therapist at Mindful Soul Wellbeing who specializes in helping teens, college students, and young adults navigating life's transitions, anxiety, trauma, perfectionism, or self-doubt. She is an EMDR-trained therapist and provides culturally responsive care.
“As a biracial therapist of color, I bring lived insight and cultural humility to my work.”
Kristel Calderon is a Latina/Asian-American Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Licensed Clinical Alcohol and Drug Counselor in New Jersey with over 10 years of experience. She provides culturally sensitive, trauma-informed care for anxiety, identity, relationships, and addiction.
“As a biracial woman, I’m also passionate about supporting multiracial individuals as they explore their evolving identity.”
Salut, I’m Karelle, and I’m committed to creating a space where your story, identity, and pace are honored and where mental health and performance can co-exist. As a former professional athlete, I understand how mental wellness can drive, disrupt, or define performance and overall well-being. My work sits at the intersection of mental health, identity, and performance, helping athletes and high-achieving individuals build self-trust and live in greater alignment. As a biracial woman, I’m also passionate about supporting multiracial individuals as they explore their evolving identity.
“I socially locate as a biracial, bisexual/queer woman and member of the Latine community.”
Sabina Dominga Williamson is a Licensed Professional Counselor who utilizes a trauma-informed lens and an eclectic approach to support clients. She aims to co-create identity-affirming spaces and has specialized interests in serving racial minorities, LGBTQIA+ individuals, women, and multiracial/multiethnic identifying clients.
“I am Black, biracial (African American and Ashkenazi Jewish), the only child of my parents’ very happy interracial marriage.”
Lisa Williamson Rosenberg is an author and psychotherapist specializing in depression, complex trauma, and racial identity. She is also a former ballet dancer.