Hi! I’m Rory, a queer, sober, and differently abled/disabled therapist who knows what it’s like to be told that I need to be fixed in order to be seen as more independent. It’s exhausting to constantly advocate for what you need; to feel different, unseen, or unsure of where you belong.

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I’m really glad you’re here. My name is Zachary (Zack) Halpern, and I’m a therapist who shows up first and foremost as a real person, someone who identifies as a cis, Jewish man, a lifelong learner, and someone who deeply values bringing people together.

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Hello, my name is Eden Asgedom Mengistu! I’m currently in the final year of my Master of Social Work internship, but I bring over twenty years of experience in the field, having worked in both mental health and medical hospital settings. Throughout my career, I’ve had the privilege of supporting individuals from all walks of life.

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My name is Irina González, and I use she/her/ella pronouns. I’m a Cuban/Russian child immigrant, sober queer Latina mom, and cis married woman with ADHD living in a mixed-neurotype family. As a journalist-turned-therapist-in-training currently pursuing my Master’s of Social Work at the University of Denver, my work exists where mental health and social justice meet. 

Monina identifies as a queer, first-generation Asian (Filipinx) immigrant and finds her lived experiences as fundamental in every aspect of her life, including her therapeutic work. Genuine, human connections are her favorite aspects of life and she seeks to cultivate these through mutual trust, respect, and vulnerability.

Before we go into all the amazing things that this organization offers, let me introduce myself.

My name is Josephine (Josie) Ampaw (soon to be Josephine Ampaw-Greene) and I am a wife, mom of twins, daughter, sister, cousin, auntie, and friend.

I am a Black, African, the child of Ghanaian immigrants, cisgender, female who is learning that perfection is overrated and my cultural wealth and lived experiences makes me stronger each and every day.