This directory lists BIPOC therapists who have agreed to our Statement of Values
This directory is meant to make your search for a BIPOC ( Black, Indigenous, People of Colour) therapist easier. Healing in Colour is not able to make any endorsements or guarantees regarding the practitioners listed. You are encouraged to visit their websites and ask them any questions you may have to determine that their services are the right fit for you.
HiC acknowledges that some of the language used below is and can be pathologising of people’s experiences and identities. As this is the language currently used in psychology, the general public accessing services may be using similar language to search for practitioners. HiC also acknowledges the historical, institutional, persistent harms of this language and welcome you to self-identify as much as possible. We welcome compassionate feedback to help us create language that is more inclusive and reflective of our communities. Please email admin@healingincolour.com with your suggestions.
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Madeleine Chu
Bio: I support individuals ages 16 and older navigating anxiety, relationship challenges, life transitions, identity exploration, and adoption-related experiences. Therapy ...
Ashley Kabugo
Bio: Hi, I’m Ashley. Reaching out for support can feel vulnerable, but it’s also a meaningful step toward the kind ...
Jiaqing Wilson-Yang
Bio: Discrepancies between who we are, how we are viewed, or how we move through the world can ...
Danielle Safieh
Bio: I’m here to help you find balance and resilience as you navigate life’s challenges, relationships, and personal ...
Janae Dunlop
Bio: I acknowledge that I am an uninvited visitor gratefully living, working, and playing on the traditional and ...
Forouz Salari
Bio: I’m a white-passing Middle Eastern / SWANA (Southwest Asian), bisexual, cisgender woman, a first-generation immigrant and settler who came ...
Adey Bantyehun
Bio: I am a Registered Psychotherapist, whose passion is to help adults find effective coping strategies to address ...
Anne Pyatt
Bio: Hi, I'm Anne! I use all pronouns, and would describe myself as gender fluid. I offer holistic, trauma-informed ...
Rayen McLeod
Bio: Hello, I'm Rayen (she/her), a Secwépemc First Nations woman with mixed European ancestry. I believe in the ...
Sam Srijani
Bio: Do you find yourself constantly on edge, overcome with anxiety, work-related stress, low self esteem, or people ...
Jessamine Liu
Bio: Hi! My name is Jessamine (she/her) and I am an uninvited settler on stolen xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), ...
Omar Bishir
Bio: Where do you feel truly at home? What helps you feel grounded when things feel uncertain? Whether ...
Celeste Francis-Gomesz
Bio: As a queer therapist, I provide space for 2SALGBTQ+ and BIPOC individuals to show up exactly as they are ...
Tiffany Siu
Bio: Do you often feel like you're carrying everyone else's needs while your own get pushed to the side? ...
Rhoda Lalog
Bio: Therapy can be a space to slow down and understand what’s happening beneath the surface. I work with ...
Nava Kasiri RCC
Bio: Life can be complicated, and sometimes we need a place to slow down and listen more closely to ...
Christina T
Bio: Christina Tawdrous is an empathetic and culturally attuned therapist committed to supporting individuals navigating identity, anxiety, trauma, and complex ...
Tara Farahani
Bio: I am a Registered Social Worker with the OCSWSSW and the ACSW. I have worked in the social ...
Faisa Mohamud
Bio: You may be a new or expectant parent — and instead of joy or relief, you’re feeling overwhelmed or ...
