Social Justice in Psychotherapy
Therapy should reflect not only who you are, but also the world you live in. My practice is grounded in a social justice framework that acknowledges the systemic forces impacting your emotional well-being. Together, we will create a space where your identities, culture, and lived experience are fully seen — and where healing is as much about self-connection as it is about reclaiming your truth in the face of injustice.
Identity-Affirming Space
Your gender, culture, race, and lived experience are fully honored — not just acknowledged — in the therapeutic work.
Systemic Awareness
Sessions acknowledge how systems of power, oppression, and privilege shape emotional health and relationships.
Empowerment-Focused
You are supported in reclaiming agency, naming injustice, and redefining your narrative on your own terms.
Liberation-Centered Practice
The goal of therapy isn’t just individual healing, but also freedom from limiting beliefs shaped by external forces.
Culturally Responsive Tools
Therapy includes practices, language, and reflections rooted in cultural humility and respect.
Healing as Resistance
Therapy becomes a place of resistance against dehumanization — where healing is seen as both personal and political.