43 providers in Oregon who publicly identify as Mixed Race or Multiracial.
“I am multiracial, bilingual in Thai and English, and the proud daughter of a Veteran.”
I help adults struggling with trauma, grief, and life transitions by navigating intense emotions and finding peace and connection. I am multiracial, bilingual in Thai and English, and the proud daughter of a Veteran.
“I’m a multiracial, first generation Salvadoreña, currently able-bodied, a life-long learner, and transplant from Southern California.”
Marsha Cristales-Fontaine is a Licensed Professional Counselor who specializes in supporting women experiencing disordered eating, eating disorders, body image issues, trauma, and chronic stress. She utilizes integrative EMDR, Mujerista, Womanist, and liberation-based psychologies in her practice.
“As a queer mixed race person of Korean and white descent, I offer additional perspectives and lived experience around the joys, challenges (and everything in between), that come with the task of navigating multiple identities during a life stage centered around gaining a greater sense of self.”
Laina Yoswein is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker offering relational, affirming, and approachable therapy for teens and young adults, specializing in anxiety, depression, OCD, LGBTQ+ youth, and mixed/multi-racial youth.
“As a queer, mixed race, trans, and neurodivergent clinician, my priority is collaboratively creating space for you to show up as authentically as you desire.”
Tehya Rice is a Marriage & Family Therapist Associate in Portland, Oregon, who provides affirming, anti-oppressive telehealth therapy for mixed- and mono-racial clients of color, queer, trans, polyamorous, and neurodivergent individuals and relationship systems.
“Listening to and advocating for people was the way I was able to show up for my community and myself, a middle-aged, multiracial, male-presenting queer who navigates my own childhood trauma, neurodivergence, and chronic pain.”
Tim Combs, MA, NCC, is a Professional Counselor Associate in Portland, Oregon, providing trauma-informed, culturally aware therapy for individuals and couples navigating trauma, neurodivergence, grief, anxiety, and life transitions.
“I grew up multiracial (black, Asian, and white) and pansexual in Iowa—a place where I felt not many people looked like me, loved like me, or understood me.”
River Grow is a Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT in OR, associate MFT in WA) who provides online therapy using a systemic, collaborative, and body/sex/kink-positive approach.
“I am biracial (Japanese-Caucasian), neurodivergent (ADHD), able-bodied, and a cis-woman.”
Amaya Grant is a counselor at Sakura Counseling in Portland, Oregon who specializes in working with biracial and multiracial individuals, interracial couples, neurodiverse clients, religious trauma, and relational dynamics using Internal Family Systems (IFS) and somatic approaches.
“My approach is deeply informed by my identities and experiences as a mixed-race, bicultural, Thai-American immigrant woman.”
Riah Sorn-ampai is a Marriage & Family Therapist Associate at Sakura Counseling in Portland, Oregon. She works with individuals and couples, particularly those identifying as BIPOC, multicultural, or LGBTQIA+, using relational, narrative, emotion-focused, and experiential approaches.
“RACE & ETHNICITY Asian American, Biracial/Multiracial”
Kay Lee is a Licensed Professional Counselor at Wild Bloom Counseling in Portland, Oregon, offering holistic, somatic, and trauma-informed psychotherapy and coaching for anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship issues.
“As a bi-racial Mexican American Indigenous Queer woman I believe the way we experience culture, race, sexuality and gender are unique and defies a singular interpretation.”
Ash is an Associate Professional Counselor based in Portland, OR who utilizes a strengths-based, Relational-Cultural, and Narrative approach to support clients navigating trauma, racial identity, gender identity, and life transitions.
“I am one of the few mixed race pacific island counselors and am passionate about helping marginalized communities and allies.”
Niko Delgado-McGee is a licensed professional counselor who provides culturally-informed trauma and addiction services to adults and teens (15+) in Oregon and Washington, offering IFS-informed EMDR, psychedelic integration, and somatic-focused mindfulness.
“Identities: Mixed-Race”
Michael Junkins, MA, is an Associate therapist at Family Ties Counseling Center in Portland, Oregon. He works with individuals, couples, children, teens, and adult families using an attachment-based, humanistic, and emotion-focused approach.
“I am a biracial queer woman; my identity is personally and outwardly rooted in promoting equality, both in and out of the therapy office.”
Tatum Santacasa, MS, LMFT, is a licensed marriage and family therapist based in Eugene, Oregon. She specializes in trauma, eating disorders, attachment, and LGBTQ+ issues, utilizing systemic, narrative, attachment-based, and emotionally focused therapeutic approaches.
“I am a mixed-race, white and Mexican Indigenous demi-woman.”
Emma Keefe is an Associate Professional Counselor in Beaverton, Oregon offering in-person and online therapy. Utilizing relational-cultural therapy, polyvagal theory, and Buddhist psychology, she supports adult clients with relationship concerns, identity exploration, self-esteem, anxiety, and racial or cultural identity.
“I am a mixed-race woman who comes from Filipino roots, which deeply informs who I am and my therapy practice.”
Rachel Anderson is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Mental Health Counselor who works with adults navigating life transitions, grief, trauma, and identity exploration, specializing in existential therapy, EMDR, and attachment-focused modalities.
“Hi, I’m Nico! I’m a queer, nonbinary, mixed-race therapist based in Portland, OR, originally from the Bay Area, California.”
Nico Aguilar Shank is a queer, nonbinary, mixed-race therapist based in Portland, OR specializing in somatic therapy, complex trauma, and supporting QTBIPOC, Central Americans, and changemakers.
“Identity Human, BIPOC, Multiracial or Biracial, African American”
Sabina Harris, MFT, is a therapist in Eugene, Oregon, who specializes in trauma, depression, anxiety, relationship issues, and racial identity for transition-aged youth, adults, and people of color using a humanistic and integrative approach.
“As a bi-racial Mexican American Indigenous Queer woman I believe the way we experience culture, race, sexuality and gender are unique and defies a singular interpretation.”
Ash Wyatt-Hernandez is a Professional Counselor Associate in Portland, Oregon offering in-person and teletherapy sessions across Oregon, specializing in BIPOC trauma, multiracial identity exploration, LGBTQIA2S+ concerns, and trauma/PTSD.
“I am openly mixed race, buddhist, gender fluid and part of the LGBTQ community”
Holistic, trauma-informed, and depth-oriented therapist practicing across Oregon, Florida, and Idaho. Incorporates Jungian depth psychology, Eastern philosophical traditions, mindfulness, somatic approaches, and herbal/energetic practices into therapy.
“Identity Asian, Asian American, BIPOC, White, Multiracial or Biracial, East Asian”
Melody Chow is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker based in Portland, Oregon, who provides child, teen, and family therapy addressing anxiety, OCD, depression, behavioral issues, and racial identity through play therapy, CBT, and relational approaches.
“She is a San Francisco Bay Area native, mixed race Asian/Jewish person, daughter of an immigrant, LGTBQIA ally, & visual artist.”
Amanda Ichihashi Jagerman, LCSW, is a trauma-focused therapist and founder of Alchemy Mental Wellness in Milwaukie, OR, specializing in PTSD, historical/intergenerational trauma, anxiety, and working with underserved communities.
“As a mixed-race therapist with White and Native American ancestors, I bring lived experience and understanding of how hard it can be to carve out space for self-care and healing within systems that may not fully reflect our values or who we are.”
Patricia Nicholson is an Associate Professional Counselor who works with adults and adolescents to address trauma, people-pleasing patterns, and attachment wounds through an empathetic, culturally aware, and collaborative approach.
“I am a queer, neurodivergent, biracial, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist committed to providing therapy that is inclusive, identity-affirming, and grounded in social justice.”
Jillyan Burgess is a queer, neurodivergent, and biracial Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) based in Oregon. She provides neurodiversity-affirming, LGBTQ+ affirming, trauma-informed, and social justice-grounded virtual therapy to individuals, families, and couples.
“As an Indigenous Mi’kmaq mixed-race, bicultural therapist, I bring an awareness of holding multiple perspectives at once.”
Trish Nicholson is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Oregon who provides telehealth counseling incorporating EMDR, Brainspotting, and Indigenous relational frameworks such as Two-Eyed Seeing.
“I identify as a queer, multiracial (Japanese, Chinese, White), sex positive, body positive and HAES informed, kink friendly, cisgender woman.”
Kawa is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker providing anti-oppressive teletherapy in Oregon, specializing in support for BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, QTPOC, and other marginalized communities navigating identity, trauma, and grief.
“As a mixed-race, genderqueer, and nonbinary individual, my social locations are not just footnotes in my history- they are active participants in everything I do.”
Beth Ann (B.A.) Short is a licensed certified art therapist (LCAT), board-certified art therapist (ATR-BC), and certified art therapy supervisor (ATCS) based in Oregon. They provide virtual art therapy and clinical supervision, integrating intersectional, feminist, queer, and antiracist frameworks.
“As a mixed-race, genderqueer, and nonbinary individual, my social locations are not just footnotes in my history; they are active participants in everything I do.”
BA Short, MA, LCAT, ATR-BC, ATCS, is a licensed certified art therapist, board-certified supervisor, and adjunct faculty member based in Oregon. They provide virtual art therapy and clinical supervision with a commitment to LGBTQIA+ affirmation, Disability Justice, and intersectional, social justice-driven care.
“I am a purple haired, tattooed, mixed-race, multi-ethnic, feminist, BIPOC therapist who has been Decolonizing Mental Health since 2011.”
J. Jade Adair, LCSW, is a mixed-race, multi-ethnic, and mixed Indigenous therapist licensed to practice in Oregon and Texas, offering individual, couples, and group therapy with specialties in DBT, EFT, and Radically Open DBT.
“As an ENBY, second-generation Latinx/Black clinician who grew up neurodivergent, I know how isolating it can feel when the world doesn’t honor your full humanity.”
Clifford “Chepo” Henry is an Associate Professional Counselor (LPC) based in Portland, Oregon, providing individual and couples/relational therapy. They integrate Internal Family Systems (IFS), Brainspotting, somatic embodiment, and Relational Life Therapy (RLT) with a focus on culturally attuned, queer, and BIPOC-affirming care.
“I’m Kawa, a queer, multiracial (Japanese, Chinese, White), sex positive, body positive, kink friendly, ENM/poly friendly, cisgender woman.”
I’m Kawa, a queer, multiracial (Japanese, Chinese, White), sex positive, body positive, kink friendly, ENM/poly friendly, cisgender woman. I know what it’s like to feel othered, how it can effect self esteem, your ability to connect with others, and can lead to trauma, isolation, sadness, depression, anxiety, anger, grief, hopelessness and confusion.
“I am a mixed-heritage trauma and addiction therapist, community healer, facilitator, and land tender.”
Hello and Welcome! I am a mixed-heritage trauma and addiction therapist, community healer, facilitator, and land tender.
“BA identifies as mixed race, gender queer/nonbinary person.”
Beth Ann Short is a nationally registered and board certified Art Therapist, fine artist, author, and educator based in Portland, Oregon. They incorporate intersectionality, social constructionism, feminism, queer theory, liberatory practices, and antiracism into their work.
“As a biracial Asian-American woman, I have experienced how my intersecting identities can shape relational power dynamics.”
Anchi Howitz is an Associate therapist who approaches her work with a systemic and relational lens, specializing in working with couples, adult, and teen individuals. She aims to create a collaborative environment grounded in warmth and compassion, drawing from Narrative Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy, and Ecotherapy.
“As a multiracial (paternally White, maternally Asian) cisgender male, I recognize the significant influence cultural and social identities have on individual experiences, including how those identities are shaped, perceived, and reacted to in larger institutions and society.”
Mark Reck, PsyD, ACS is a licensed psychologist and Clinical Director in Oregon who approaches therapy through a collaborative, anti-oppressive, and holistic lens, with a personal and professional interest in meditative practices and identity development.
“RACE & ETHNICITY Asian American, White, Biracial/Multiracial”
Josh Bolle is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist in Portland, Oregon, who specializes in LGBTQIA+ therapy, couples counseling, chronic illness, and relationship issues, working with individuals, couples, and families.
“Identities: Biracial/Asian American”
Alex Haslett is a Graduate Student Intern at Family Ties Counseling Center who works with individuals, teens, couples, and families. Having grown up biracial, he brings a warm, thoughtful, and collaborative approach that is social justice oriented and queer affirming.
“I'm a Black and Native American/Indigenous Licensed Professional Counselor.”
Khrystal Johnson is a Licensed Professional Counselor and the founder of Blue Camas Healing & Wellness. She provides trauma-informed therapy grounded in interpersonal neurobiology, somatic regulation, and creative healing, with a focus on culture, identity, and indigenous ways of knowing.
“As a biracial (filipina/white) person, I also bring personal understanding of what it can feel like to move through spaces where you may not feel fully seen or understood.”
Renata Austin is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Oregon who offers individual counseling to adults, with a focus on supporting marginalized communities, including BIPOC, multiracial individuals, immigrants, and refugees. She brings a collaborative, strengths-based, and culturally responsive approach to her practice.
“I am a mixed race, cisgender, neuroqueer woman of color; my ancestors are from Zacatecas, Mexico, Hoshiarpur, India, Germany, and England.”
I am a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) serving both Portland, Oregon and Albuquerque, New Mexico. I am a relational therapist specializing in working with multiracial and monoracial people of color who experience cultural insecurity, as well as addressing trauma, neurodiversity, and the intersection of race with other identities.
“Multicultural Identifying as Latino — my mom is from Cuernavaca, Mexico and my dad was from Bad Salzungen, Germany.”
Eric Richers is a Licensed Professional Counselor and CADC III based in Eugene and Springfield, Oregon, specializing in trauma, addiction, attachment, SPMI, anxiety, and depression.
“My father is white, American-born. My mother is a first-generation immigrant from Laos.”
Manola is a therapist in Oregon specializing in bicultural and biracial identity issues, imposter syndrome, internalized racism, and culturally responsive therapy.
“As a queer, non-binary, Chinese/Native Hawaiian person, I understand the impact of cross-generational trauma and colonialism on all bodies.”
Claire Tam is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Portland, OR, specializing in working with queer, TGNB, and BIPOC adults dealing with depression, anxiety, gender identity, polyamory/relationship concerns, and healing from trauma using a relational and sensorimotor framework.
“I grew up in Southern California in a biracial family and moved to Oregon in 2022.”
Jaclyn Lewis is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Oregon who grew up in Southern California in a biracial family. She practices from a sex-positive, kink-aware, and LGBTQIA+ affirming lens, utilizing an integrative approach that incorporates DBT, CBT, and family of origin exploration.