**Ari is currently accepting new clients**

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• Neurodivergent, Queer, Disabled, loves to work within community

• Welcomes all relationship structures including polyamory, is kink affirming, sex work affirming, and invested in fat liberation

• Trauma informed clinician, experienced working with children of all ages, their families, couples and indivIduals

• What is therapy with me like? It will be individual to you! This can include processing traumas, and challenging experiences verbally or non-verbally, building coping skills and practicing together, nurturing a supportive relationship with your environment (indoors, outdoors & everywhere between), exploring sensory joy, connecting your special interest as an ally for healing, and following your lead to what your healing goals are. I am excited to discover together. 

• Works with lenses and modalities of : disability justice, social justice, anti-racism, kinship with nature, queer and gender liberation, sensory exploration, somatice, and interdependence and access as love. 

• M.A in Community Mental Health 

** Megan is currently accepting new clients**

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Megan holds a MA in Counseling Psychology, with a focus on Community Mental Health, and a BA in Women's and Gender Studies. She brings a systemic, trauma informed approach, that work with clients to deepen self awareness, foster post-traumatic growth, and cultivate a sense of connection and belonging within communities that nourish their growth and well being. Her work is rooted in 20 years of experience as a program designer & facilitator, programs director, and mental health clinician in community based work with adults and adolescents addressing gender based violence, sexual health and vitality, healthy relationships, violence prevention, addiction recovery and activism engagement. She brings a passion for cultivating collective and self care practices and cultures for folks in caretaking professions and activists. Megan is a "relational facilitator" and provides psycho-educational and experiential trainings designed to support the well-being and capacities of social service providers and leaders in non profit and community based organizations. She provides therapy for individuals to develop or deepen self care practices, cultivate their capacities to engage in nurturing relationships and communities, explore transformative conflict, and strengthen resistance toward harm and oppression. She brings a playful and holistic therapeutic approach, that is responsive to the larger social and political contexts, and informed by anti-racist, queer affirmative, body affirmative, sex positive, and intersectional feminist lenses.

Skky has experience in education, health-focused community-based organization and outpatient clinic settings and providing therapy to clients of all ages.  She holds an Associates degree in Clinical Social Work and received her Masters in Social Work from Columbia University with a focus on mental health, health and disabilities.

Skky's commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion can be seen in her work with schools, clinics, nonprofits and higher education. She has had the privilege of providing direct support services, case management and group programming to youth in the Bay Area and New York City.

Skky is a workshop facilitator and associate clinical social worker whose work lives at the intersection of trauma-informed care, holistic healing, and culturally responsive practice. With a deep commitment to honoring the whole person, Skky integrates client-centered clinical skills with spiritual practices, and somatic approaches to foster spaces of collective healing.

Drawing from her training in clinical social work, Skky brings a trauma-informed and justice-oriented lens to every space she tends—whether in individual work or group facilitation. Skky's approach is culturally responsive, acknowledging the impact of systemic oppression while uplifting the strength found in traditions of historically marginalized communities. She integrates evidence-based therapeutic modalities with holistic practices including mindfulness,  herbalism, and ritual, creating brave spaces for people to reconnect with their inner wisdom and communal strength.

Skky's workshops are designed not only to support personal transformation but to reimagine healing as a collective, liberatory process.