Ron Utin Lalkin

I believe some of the most meaningful work happens when we bring warmth, curiosity, humor, and honesty into the room. Especially when we’re talking about things that feel messy, painful, or are hard to say out loud. I work with individuals, couples, and other relationship configurations, with a particular focus on LGBTQ+ clients and relationships. […]

Eric Yen

Your life, your design. Life has a way of becoming tangled. Past hurts, old habits, and heavy expectations can intertwine themselves into a knot that leaves us feeling stuck and disconnected from our own story. In our work together, we start by gently untangling the threads of the past—loosening the “shoulds” and the “whys”—to clear […]

Hannah Kushnick

I provide trauma-informed, liberation-oriented therapy for anxiety, depression, executive functioning challenges, ADHD, stress, shame, trauma, life transitions, and self-discovery. This means a safe, supportive environment without judgment, shame, stigma, pressure, or one-size-fits-all ideas about what makes a person healthy or functional. We’re not here to “fix” you according to what would work for someone else–we’re […]

Punam Bean

The term neurodivergent has been used as an umbrella term to describe a shared experience of alienation, caused by relating to the world in a way that many others find un-relatable. The term doesn’t only apply to being autistic or having ADHD, but also can apply to those who are highly sensitive, highly gifted and […]