15 providers in North Carolina who publicly identify as Mixed Race or Multiracial.
“As a queer, multiracial (Black & Hispanic) and neurodivergent counselor, I am dedicated to practicing therapy through a culturally sensitive, identity-affirming lens to create a safe and nonjudgmental environment.”
James Moran, LCMHCA, is a queer, multiracial, and neurodivergent counselor providing individual psychotherapy, ADHD coaching, and gender evaluations for adults, college students, BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and neurodiverse individuals.
“I'm a cis gender, straight, mixed/biracial, bicultural, white, half-Mexican, and small fat, neurodivergent, able-bodied female living in Asheville, North Carolina.”
Brittany Briceño is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LCMHC) and National Certified Counselor (NCC) based in Asheville, North Carolina, providing compassionate, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive mental health counseling.
“I'm a cis gender, biracial, half-Mexican, white, and neurodivergent female living in Asheville, North Carolina.”
Brittany B. is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LCMHC) and National Certified Counselor (NCC) who owns and operates Holding Space Collaborative, PLLC in Asheville, North Carolina. She provides trauma-informed and culturally affirming counseling services for young adults and working professionals of historically marginalized identities.
“RACE & ETHNICITY Biracial/Multiracial”
Rebecca Elam is an LCSW and psychotherapist offering telehealth therapy for individuals dealing with anxiety, depression, burnout, and life transitions through empathetic and strength-based approaches.
“Mildred's rich lived experiences span the Black African Diaspora, as well as identities including asexual, aromantic, gray, demi, Asian, autistic, bicultural, biracial, and living with chronic pain or illness.”
Mildred Harris is a trauma-informed therapist in North Carolina specializing in racial identity, anxiety, women's issues, and intergenerational trauma. Drawing from her lived experiences as a biracial, Asian, and Black diaspora person of color, she provides culturally responsive, evidence-based therapy.
“Biracial or Multiracial, Black or African American, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander”
Nicole Atkinson is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and founder of DNA Therapy and Creative Solutions, specializing in trauma-focused therapy and EMDR intensives.
“I am nonbinary and multiracial.”
Tavi Hawn is a Clinical Lead at Origins Counseling and Wellness, offering EMDR, attachment theory, parts work, and narrative therapy. They are nonbinary and multiracial, with extensive experience in mental health and healing justice fields, particularly working with LGBTQ+, trans, and gender non-conforming individuals.
“I am a bi-racial, 1st generation Arab American, cisgender, female, therapist based in Asheville, NC.”
Yasmeen Addington is a bi-racial, 1st generation Arab American, cisgender, female therapist based in North Carolina. She approaches therapy from a holistic, somatic, and relational perspective, focusing on supporting BIPOC individuals, those with autoimmune disorders, and anyone interested in exploring spirituality.
“Race/ethnicity Multiracial or Multiethnic”
Zaire King is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over 15 years of experience as a mental health provider. She utilizes a collaborative, person-centered, and eclectic treatment approach integrating mindfulness, neuroscience, expressive arts, and family systems to treat clients holistically.
“MultiracialCisgender Woman”
I enjoy supporting clients of all identities and backgrounds as they work toward growth and healing. I would love the opportunity to work with you.
“As multiracial individual with four streams of racial ancestry, I have learned the skills necessary to help others negotiate the development of self and racial identity.”
Richard Talley is a consultant and counselor who runs Between The Lines, an organization focusing on issues of race, identity, and multiracial issues. He presents workshops, seminars, and counseling to assist in the inclusion of multiracial individuals and help others negotiate the development of self and racial identity.
“As a mixed race Lao-Mexican American I have experienced life in a very nuanced and complicated way.”
Devin Xayasomloth is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and trauma therapist in Charlotte, NC, who specializes in working with mixed race/bicultural and identity exploring individuals and couples using a liberation-focused, somatic, and strength-based approach.
“As a biracial BIPOC therapist for ages 12+, I'm an avid supporter of everyone being their…”
Holly Mckoy is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) at Honeybee Psychotherapy & Behavioral Health in Wilmington, North Carolina, specializing in therapy for children, adolescents, and young adults.
“My practice is rooted in my experience supporting survivors of violence and displaced communities, combined with my own identity as a mixed-race Japanese-American.”
I believe your past doesn't have to define your future. My practice is rooted in my experience supporting survivors of violence and displaced communities, combined with my own identity as a mixed-race Japanese-American. I specialize in parts work (IFS) and trauma-informed care to help you navigate life's stuck points, from workplace burnout to deep-seated emotional wounds.
“I identify as Black / African American Hispanic / Latinx Native American Person of Color (POC)”
I am a bilingual Clinical Social Worker specializing in individual outpatient therapy for multicultural populations. I help clients navigate complex issues related to identity formation, interpersonal relationships, low self-esteem, and daily functional struggles. A core part of my practice is providing critical support to clients in integrating psychedelic experiences, offering intentional, non-judgmental guidance to safely assimilate powerful insights and promote authentic healing.