Mixed Race & Multiracial Therapists in Vermont

5 providers in Vermont who publicly identify as Mixed Race or Multiracial.

Amy Aiko HovlandMSW

Burlington, Vermont, 05401, United States Telehealth
In their words
“Hi, I'm a Queer fourth-gen Japanese American biracial person and psychotherapist.”

Hi, I'm a Queer fourth-gen Japanese American biracial person and psychotherapist. In our work, I'll support you as a practical, openminded skeptic, to separate the difference between your thoughts, your bodily sensations, the story you tell yourself, and the feelings that affect you. This opens up space for you to get a glimpse of something incredible inside yourself you never knew was there. It can be like the sensation of synchronicity with your elder, wiser self. By leaning into therapy as an experimenter of your own life, you can experience your thought patterns changing before your eyes.

Queer issuesIdentity explorationSomaticsAcupuncture

Aya InoueLICSW, MSW, CCTP, Certified EMDR Therapist

Vermont
In their words
“As a biracial woman, Aya is dedicated to supporting those suffering from racial trauma and her commitment to social justice is a significant part of her identity across domains.”

Aya Inoue, LICSW, is a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional and EMDRIA-certified EMDR therapist based in Vermont, specializing in trauma, PTSD, anxiety, depression, racial trauma, and supporting survivors of human trafficking.

Trauma and PTSDRacial TraumaAnxietyDepressionHuman TraffickingChild AbuseEMDRTrauma-Informed Care

Cherelle PalmerLMHC, Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Vermont, Utah, South Carolina, Idaho, Indiana, Delaware, Colorado, Florida Telehealth
In their words
“Race/ethnicity Black or African American, Multiracial or Multiethnic”

Cherelle Palmer is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor offering modern, relatable therapy virtually across 8 states. She specializes in anxiety, complex trauma, fertility, and perfectionism, with specific training in EMDR.

Adjustment DisordersAdoption / Foster Care IssuesAnger ManagementAnxietyAthletesAttachment IssuesAutism SpectrumBehavioral IssuesBipolar DisorderBody DysmorphiaBody ImageBullyingBurnoutCaregiver Issues or StressChronic Illness & PainCodependencyCommunication ProblemsCoping MechanismsDepressionDivorceEating DisordersFamily ConflictGrief & LossHighly Sensitive PersonsIdentity IssuesInfertilityInfidelity and Affair RecoveryIsolationLearning DisablilitiesLGBTQ+ (Sexuality)Life CoachingLife TransitionsMeditation & MindfulnessMood DisordersMulticultural ConcernsObsessions and CompulsionsParentingPerfectionismPerinatal & Postpartum Mental HealthPremenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD)Racial Stress & TraumaRacial/Cultural IdentityRelationship & Interpersonal IssuesReligious TraumaSelf EsteemSexual Assault, Abuse, or HarassmentSleep Issues or InsomniaSocioeconomic Stress/IssuesSpiritualityStressTraumaTrauma and PTSDWomen's IssuesAcceptance Commitment TherapyCognitive Behavioral (CBT)Cognitive Processing TherapyDialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing (EMDR)FeministHealth at Every SizeHolistic HealthMindfulnessMindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT)Motivational InterviewingRelational TherapySelf-Compassion Focused TherapySolution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT)SomaticTrauma Focused TherapyTrauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Leonore TjiaGraduate Student

Middlebury, Vermont
In their words
“My identities as Chinese American, mixed-race, non-binary, femme and Queer also inform the critical consciousness that I bring to clinical work.”

Leonore Tjia is a counselor who brings a collaborative, trauma-informed approach to therapy, drawing from Internal Family Systems, somatics, psychodynamics, humanistic, feminist, and relational approaches. Her background as a sexuality educator informs her work with sensitive topics like consent, shame, sexual and gender identity, BDSM, power dynamics, and polyamory.

SexualityRelationshipsShameTraumaGender identityBDSMPolyamoryInternal Family SystemsSomaticsPsychodynamicsHumanisticFeministRelational

Leila McVeighLicensed Clinical Psychologist, MA

Middlebury, VT
In their words
“I identify as mixed race, half French Canadian and half Filipina.”

Leila McVeigh is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist at Middlebury College who provides strength-based, integrative counseling to adolescents and young adults, with a focus on culturally informed care.

AdolescentsYoung adultsCulturally informed careStrength-basedPolyvagal TheoryIntegrative