​Dylan is a queer and trans therapist whose clinical work is deeply influenced by his lived experience as a person in recovery from developmental trauma + drugs/alcohol. Dylan is especially curious about the way the social world intersects with, and co-shapes, our internal world. Clients who tend to enjoy working with Dylan are those who are struggling to "make sense" of the world and their place in it, and yet are curious and ready to engage in the therapy process. Dylan's therapeutic work is depth and process orientated. Dylan believes that by deepening connection to ourselves, and feeling into the present moment, we will be able to access the part of ourselves that Is ready to be healed, and to be alive.​

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Fee: $150 per session. Dylan is currently only seeing individual adult clients.​

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Areas of skill: Gender exploration, sex therapy, addiction, non-monogamy, C-PTSD, developmental trauma

Toni believes therapy can be an opportunity to explore all dimensions of the self with non-judgment and curiosity.  A way to redefine or discover what it means to be in a healthy relationship with ourselves and others.  With a relational, warm, and non-pathologizing approach that upholds self-determination- Toni utilizes creativity and humor, honoring the traumas that we carry in this life. She is 2SLGBTQIA+ affirming and is always interested in critically evaluating how systems around us impact our well-being through an intersectional lens. ​

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Fee: $125 per session. Toni is currently seeing individual adult clients​

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Areas of skill: Grief + Loss, Family of Origin, Attachment Wounds, Anxiety

Corina is a queer, multicultural, eating-disorder survivor, musician, feminist, yoga teacher, writer, and new parent. She loves working with clients who are committed to deepening their relationships with their authentic self. She believes that the more we all learn to love the parts of ourselves we once rejected, the more free we become to love and accept others, to deepen our relationships, and to inspire others to do the same. Her work is wholeheartedly anti-racist, sex-positive, and unapologetically queer. Corina is supervised by Dylan McClure, LCSW 94217.​​

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Fee: $130 per session. Corina is currently seeing adults for individual and relationship ("couples") therapy.​

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Areas of skill: anxiety management, Parenting support, habits, addiction and procrastination

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Corina is providing therapy services via telehealth only. 

​Fia is a queer therapist who is passionate about working with individuals who have taken the courageous step to pursue self-growth. Everyone deserves a non-judgmental space to explore who they are and how they can grow. Fia focuses on encouraging radical acceptance and empowering clients to facilitate change in their lives. They provide a warm, supportive space for individuals to be open about their experiences, and works through a multicultural, intersectional lens by pulling from aspects of liberation psychology. Fia also uses tools pulled from humanistic therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, and trauma-informed care. Fia is supervised by Dylan McClure, LCSW 94217.

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Fee: $100 per session. 

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Areas of skill: Life Transitions, Identity Exploration, Anxiety, Teens

Frankie is a queer, trans, and neurodivergent therapist who works to create a space where folks can arrive fully as their authentic selves and explore all of the multifaceted parts of who they are with care. Their approach is client centered and collaborative in helping clients show up in the world the way they want through radical self-acceptance. Frankie enjoys working with clients seeking to deepen their connection with themselves and invites clients to get curious about the wisdom they already hold from their unique lived experience. They strive to meet people where they are at in their journey with gentleness and compassion, and also recognize that healing is not a linear experience. Frankie actively works from an intersectional, trauma informed lens, and their work is influenced by techniques from Relational Therapy, Internal Family Systems, as well as somatic and mindfulness practices. Frankie is supervised by Dylan McClure, LCSW 94217.

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Fee: $100 per session. 

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Areas of skill: neurodivergence affirming, gender & sexuality exploration, life transitions, self-growth/self-esteem 

Wáa sá i tuwatee (hello/how is your spirit)? I see clients from all walks of life, and specialize in supporting people from my own communities, including trans, queer, neurodivergent, Indigenous, mixed or complicated race/ethnicity/culture, and chronically ill/disabled people and their loved ones. My approach is non-pathologizing, liberatory, decolonial, and recognizes you as the expert on your story. I integrate a variety of evidence-based therapies, including Gestalt, EFT, EMDR, and mindfulness to tailor the right fit for each client. I welcome teens 16+, adults, elders, couples, and polycules for individual and group sessions. Ryan is supervised by Dylan McClure, LCSW 94217.

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Fee: $165 per session. 

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Areas of skill: 2SLGBTQIA+ identities & exploration, BIMPOC, neurodivergence, OCD, trauma, chronic illness/disability.

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Ryan is providing therapy services via telehealth only. 

Ada is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist and Associate Professional Clinical Counselor. Ada provides therapy to adults, teenagers, couples, families, polycules, and relationships of all configurations. Ada welcomes people of all identities and often works with BIPOC, immigrant, queer, trans, fat, disabled, chronically ill, or neurodivergent clients: Ada is here to support you as someone who also holds these identities. Ada's work is grounded in anti-racism and decolonization. Ada is supervised by Dylan McClure LCSW #92417​

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Fee: $160 per session. 

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Areas of skill: Coming soon!.

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Ada is providing therapy services via telehealth only. 

Jamilla is a community organizer, artist, and a tender of plants in the garden. Her approach to healing is through a decolonial and liberatory lens, centering lived experience within the broader context of structural, historical, and cultural realities. Jamilla is particularly attuned to the needs of clients navigating identity-based stress, intergenerational trauma, social justice work, and the psychological impact of systematic marginalization. Jamilla strives to offer a grounded and affirming presence to co-create a space where clients’ complexity is honored and healing can unfold on their own terms. Jamilla is supervised by Dylan McClure LCSW #92417

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Fee: $100 per session. 

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Areas of skill: Diasporic identity exploration and integration, identity-based stress, somatic awareness, intergenerational healing, support for organizers and change-makers ​