23 providers in Washington who publicly identify as Mixed Race or Multiracial.
“I am a mixed-race, multicultural, queer, able-bodied, cisgender woman.”
Bayeshan Wang Cooper is a mental health therapist based in Seattle, Washington, who views healing as both political and spiritual. Her work is grounded in inner stillness, non-judgmental awareness, and compassion, with a focus on intergenerational trauma and collective liberation.
“Growing up a queer, black/white biracial person in predominantly white Seattle, diversity has always been a dominant theme in my life.”
Rian Roberson is a licensed mental health counselor and certified hypnotherapist who works holistically, combining elements of Intersectional Therapy, Psychodynamic Therapy, Systems Therapy, Humanistic theory, and Attachment Theory. They specialize in serving people of color and members of the LGBTQ community.
“I am a black and white social worker in Washington state and California who works through an IFS lens with a focus on grief and loss.”
My goal as a therapist is to provide a safe and compassionate space for you to re-connect with your whole self (body included!) as well as your strengths, and to process through emotions and experiences that feel challenging to face and sort through on your own. My focus is on women and gender non conforming people of color, and I have a special interest in processing through grief for those who have experienced loss of any kind.
“I am a multiracial, queer, agender, neurodivergent therapist!”
K. Slater Lin is a multiracial, queer, agender, neurodivergent Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) based in Seattle, WA. They specialize in historical/intergenerational trauma, LGBTQ+ support, and systemic oppression, utilizing a social justice, multicultural, and anti-oppression lens.
“RACE & ETHNICITY Asian, Biracial/Multiracial, White”
Forrest Raine Dimond is a psychodynamic psychotherapist based in Seattle, WA, who specializes in anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, racial identity, and adoption. He identifies as Asian, Biracial/Multiracial, and White.
“As a mixed Japanese, Native, and white individual who happens to also be a therapist, and who is closely connected with the Latina/o/x community my practice is deeply rooted in values of empowerment, empathy and authenticity with an anti-oppressive lens.”
Gaido Healing PLLC, founded by DJ, provides telehealth individual counseling and life coaching services in Washington State, specializing in working with BIPOC, mixed race, neurodivergent, and LGBTQ+ individuals.
“biracial / 2nd-gen Japanese & white”
Maia Lucas is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in Washington who provides therapy for queer, BIPOC, multiracial, and neurodivergent individuals. She identifies as biracial (Japanese and white).
“Hi, I am a biracial and bilingual therapist (also speak french) licensed in WA State.”
Karelle Edwards-Perry is a licensed therapist and Certified Mental Performance Consultant (CMPC) based in Seattle, Washington. She has experience working as a mental performance consultant and professional athlete, and currently runs her private practice, Embrace Your Pace.
“As a Xicana/Mestiza raised on Pueblo (Tua-Tah, Tigua, Tewa), Mescalero Apache and Diné ancestral lands of the Southwest desert, and as a healer who is grounded in decolonial, liberation, and Xicanx, Mexica, Nahua, Chichimica-Jonaz Indigenous practices, I also humbly offer my gratitude to the Coast Salish peoples, whose ancestral connections are immemorial to the place I currently reside and offer healing.”
A healing practice grounded in decolonial, liberation, and Xicanx, Mexica, Nahua, Chichimica-Jonaz Indigenous practices, offering services in Seattle, Washington.
“I am a queer-cis (she/ella) Xicana. A nepantlera. A deeply rooted Nuevamexicana, Indo-Hispaña Norteña, a borderlands mestiza.”
Paloma is a licensed clinical social worker, Registered Expressive Arts Therapist, and Somatic Experiencing practitioner who offers decolonial, somatic, and expressive arts-centered healing. She is a queer-cis Xicana, a borderlands mestiza, and a PhD student in decolonial depth psychology.
“I identify as a biracial Latine-White nonbinary person.”
David Callahan is a social worker and therapist who takes an eclectic approach to therapy, utilizing modalities like MI, TF-CBT, and DBT. They hold an inclusive framework that includes disability, neurodiversity, racial identity, and queer experience.
“As a Xicana Mestiza Nepantlera I specialize in supporting Xicanx, Hispañ@, Latine/x Indigenous, Native, First Nation peoples and BIPoC peoples with multiethnic, bi-racial, cross-cultural identities.”
Paloma Andazola-Reza, LICSW is the owner of Crisálida Healing & Transformation, PLLC. and offers individual and group therapeutic healing, professional consultation, clinical supervision, community wellness workshops, and dialogue facilitation. She is a licensed clinical social worker and clinical activist oriented in multimodal, culturally integrative, somatic and expressive centered approaches.
“I’ve navigated the complexities of my Taiwanese and Malay-Chinese heritage while unpacking the challenges of assimilation and more.”
I’ve navigated the complexities of my Taiwanese and Malay-Chinese heritage while unpacking the challenges of assimilation and more. Navigating the challenges of marginalized identities can be incredibly tough, especially when dealing with relational and developmental trauma, anxiety, depression, and overwhelming emotions.
“As a Queer, fat, multi-ethnic Latinx with ADHD, I am passionate about serving the LGBT+ community, bodies of every size, individuals who identify as BIPOC and multi-racial/ethnic, and people with ADHD.”
The work I do is rooted in my belief that every identity has value and that our identities shape our lives, how we experience the world, and the stories we tell ourselves. I want to collaborate with you in the retelling of your personal story in a way that is more empowering.
“As a multiracial therapist of color, Miranda Nadeau, Ph.D. especially enjoys working with Washington state clients who are navigating the multiracial or Mixed journey.”
Dr. Miranda Nadeau is a psychologist at Panorama Therapy who specializes in working with multiracial and Mixed-race clients, drawing from her own lived experience as a multiracial therapist of color.
“Dr. Wright identifies as a multiracial (Black/White) man who graduated from the University of Louisville with a Doctor of Philosophy in Counseling and Personnel Services, specializing in College Student Personnel.”
Nicholas Lamar Wright, Ph.D. is a higher education leader, scholar, and practitioner specializing in inclusive excellence, social justice, and accessibility. He has served in leadership roles in Student Accessibility Services and Inclusive Excellence, and has published research on multiraciality, mentoring, and disability equity.
“As a Thai-Singaporean who grew up in Thailand and migrated to the US as a young adult, I have understood the heartache and beauty of transition, familiar with the feelings of being displaced and disconnected.”
Melanie Ukosakul is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who provides telehealth therapy. She counsels from a multicultural perspective, drawing on her personal experience as a Thai-Singaporean who grew up in Thailand and migrated to the US as a young adult.
“As a multiethnic (Hispanic & White) white-passing psychologist, I also understands the complexity of what it's like to hold identities that may not be clearly visible.”
I'm a licensed clinical psychologist who offers person-centered psychotherapy from a feminist, diversity-informed lens. I specialize in perinatal mental health, chronic pain/disability, trauma, and identity development in young adulthood.
“I am a mixed raced Filipino-American.”
I help clients navigate changes and transitions in their life and discover long term ways to manage their overall mental health. Through an integrative therapeutic approach we will create a therapy plan designed for you.
“I am biracial (Chinese/White).”
I am biracial (Chinese/White). I am queer. I am also the daughter of an immigrant. The systems we move in, starting with our Family Of Origin (FOO) and Cultural Of Origin (COO), greatly impact our coping skills, how we see ourselves, and our own personal identity. My personal identities drove my desire to specialize in identity related issues: Generational trauma, Racial and Cultural identity, Multiracial and Multicultural Families, Gender and Sexuality, Postpartum Anxiety and Depression, Parenting and Caregiving, Body Image/Body Positivity/Fat Liberation, Life Transitions, Personal Development, and Adjustment Disorders.
“Biracial/Multiracial”
A vetted therapist practicing in Washington who is listed under the Biracial/Multiracial directory on Zencare.
“I am a 3rd generation Asian Pacific American (Chinese-Korean from Hawai'i), Gay, Gender fluid, Non-binary therapist of Color.”
I am a 3rd generation Asian Pacific American (Chinese-Korean from Hawai'i), Gay, Gender fluid, Non-binary therapist of Color. I have 20 years of experience in providing psychotherapy and supervision in the Community Mental Health setting. My therapeutic orientation is Person Centered, nondirective, Eastern perspective.
“Dr. Kirk talks about his experience of being mixed race.”
Dr. Kirk Honda is a therapist and the host of the Psychology In Seattle Podcast. In this episode, he discusses his personal experience of being mixed race (Hapa).