Who We Serve

The LGBTQIA2S+ community faces disproportionately high levels of stress, anxiety, and depression, especially among people of color, who encounter even greater discrimination at the intersection of racial and sexual or gender identity. For many, traditional therapy settings can reinforce feelings of isolation and misunderstanding.

We center the healing of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color who are navigating the trauma of sexual violence, childhood abuse, and systemic harm. Our services are grounded in cultural attunement and the deep understanding that race and trauma are inseparable.

Whether the harm was recent or buried in the past, we offer trauma therapy that holds your story with tenderness and strength. We support survivors of sexual assault, incest, and intimate partner violence with evidence-based, survivor-led care.

We know how childhood trauma lingers in the body, relationships, and sense of self. Our work helps survivors move from survival into healing — honoring the parts of them that kept going, even when they weren’t believed or protected.

We hold space for sex workers with respect, not stigma. Whether you’re currently working or have exited, your story is honored here — without pathologizing your choices or your survival.