Social Justice Perspective

Gina Li

Hi there. My name is Gina Li (pronouns: she/her) and founder of “Heart in Mind.” I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker/Psychotherapist, offering telehealth psychotherapy services to adults in California.

Amber Privett

I’m passionate about helping my clients start their healing journey and find true inner peace. I love learning and am always looking for new ways to challenge myself. I’m committed to my own journey of learning and growth, so we’re in this together!

David Smith

My passion is helping parents, families, and people of all kinds who have experienced trauma, autism and neurodiversity issues, divorce and separation, and other complicated and difficult situations.

Marissa Keilson

Marissa has worked in the mental health field for 15 years. She was inspired to focus on trauma from her Holocaust survivors in her family history. Marissa is married, with two young children and a dog living in Silver Spring, MD.

Ann Robinson

Hi, my name is Ann Robinson (she/her), and I’m a trauma therapist for women and teens in Fort Collins, Colorado (and virtually throughout the state of Colorado and Indiana). I am wildly passionate about mental health care.

River Chew

Hi! My name is River. I love using creative approaches to therapy, including visual arts, drama therapy, and sandtray. I enjoy working with trans and queer people, and folks who struggle with eating disorders and/or substance use.

Laurie L Smith

Trauma Recovery lives here! I specialize in Anxiety, Trauma, Harm Reduction for Habits and Addictions (food, substances, gambling, etc), Compassion Fatigue and am Neurodivergent.

Katie Vernoy

Michelle Vollmar

I work with adult survivors of intimate partner violence and childhood trauma, as well as individuals struggling with anxiety and OCD, perfectionism, burnout, and compassion fatigue. My style is direct, relational, compassionate, and collaborative.

Emily Perraut

Emily is a licensed Psychotherapist (LLP) who supports empathic, highly sensitive (HSP), and professional womxn in understanding that no matter how overwhelming and intense their feelings are, they actually make good sense.

Jean Evelyn Odwazny

I have been in the field since 2005. I began in Community Mental Health, and have maintained a solo private practice for almost ten years. I work primarily with trauma, mood disorders and anxiety and especially with the LGBTQIA+ population.