Caroline Hippler, LCPC
Personal: Pronouns (she/they) Whenever possible, I spend my time playing with my cats, reading a good book, cooking a new recipe, facilitating plant growth or exploring a found object art project. As a therapist serving Nonbinary and Transgender clients, as well as 2SLGBTQIA+ populations broadly, I am acutely aware of the systemic, institutional barriers that […]
Dr. Parker Hurley
I'm a queer, Black, non-binary, Trans activist and healing justice practitioner available for trainings, presentations, and consultation. I've founded spaces for queer youth of color, QPOC organizing, LGBTQ+ higher education groups, LGBTQ+ adults with severe mental illness programs, and QTPOC horticulture therapy programs. Send us a message if you'd like to book me for a training or consult!
Yi Chen, LMSW
As a queer, Chinese daughter of immigrants, I hold space for all parts of you. While your personal and ancestral past informs your present, you can rewrite the chapters rooted in shame and powerlessness.
Victoria Stubbs, LCSW-C, Clinical Supervisor
Victoria D. Stubbs, LICSW, LCSW-C, has 20 years of experience in the non-profit and academic fields. Victoria obtained her BA in English and Women’s Studies from Syracuse University and a Masters in Social Work from Howard University. Victoria began her career as the Transitional Housing Coordinator at My Sister’s Place, a domestic violence shelter and […]
Tavi Hawn, Transgender Therapist, Owner
Personal: I’m a Southern lover of books, music, a special dog named Scully (remember the X-Files?), a cat named Lionel, a spider-loving scientist and a baby named Waya (Wolf). I’m a co-founder of QORDS, a summer camp for queer and transgender youth and youth of LGBTQ+ families. I’m a non-binary trans and Two Spirit person with Tsalagi (Cherokee), […]
Selima Jumarali, Trainer
Not currently accepting new clients. I am a cisgender, queer, Indo-Caribbean, Muslim femme of color deeply invested in the mental health, healing, and well-being of queer and trans people of color (QTPOC). I use she/her/hers pronouns. I believe therapy is a space in which you and I build an authentic connection that serves as a […]
Safiya McHale, LMSW
A little about me: In my free time, you’ll find me dancing, hydrating, and unplugging from social media for a re-set. I’m a UMD School of Social Work grad who’s passionate about the QTPOC community I’m part of. My pronouns are she/her and they/them. Eating Disorders and Body Image: One area of my professional focus […]
Randall Leonard, LCSW-C, Trainer
Randall Leonard (They/Them/Theirs) is only available for presentations, trainings, workshops, keynotes, and webinars. They are a warm, engaging trainer and public speaker. Topics that Randall gives trainings and presentations on are: Gender and Sexuality (LGBTQ+, Transgender and Gender Diverse Individuals), Cultural Diversity and Intersectionality, Intimate Subcultures, Under-served Populations, Black Mental Health Some of the settings […]
Mara Thomas, Practice Manager
Mara (she/her/hers) is an all-around nerd who loves writing, swimming, gardening, and bookkeeping (honestly). On any given day, her creative, queer Cancerian-ness may take the form of cooking comfort food from scratch, deciding that everything is a precious memento, and writing plays that envision a world free of hierarchy. She is also a voice-over artist […]
Kendra Smith, LCPC
Personal: My pronouns are she/her. I’m a white, pansexual, non-binary therapist who shares my home with Luna (a dog) and Lucy (a cat). I enjoy fiber arts, cooking, and taking walks. Like all therapists in the practice, I am trans affirming and have access to regular trainings and consultation regarding gender identity related care. Culturally […]
Jasmine Holland, LCSW-C
Hello! I’m a Black, pansexual therapist whose pronouns are she/her/hers. Sex Positive Therapy: Most of us have challenges related to our sex lives at some point. It’s not something that’s openly talked about in society in healthy ways and a lot of times it feels taboo to bring up in therapy. Sometimes difficulties related to […]
Franklin Nuñez, LGPC
Queer People of Color Therapy I, Mr. Núñez Simono, am a Licensed Graduate Professional Counselor (LGPC) who has experience working with an array of populations. My love for helping the LGBTQIA+ community started in my undergraduate studies at Towson University. Leading groups for queer people of color, (mentoring to introspective topics that focused on intersectionality) […]
