Using a non-pathologizing, anti-oppressive framework to Heal & Thrive.

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My story began with a discovery. Actually, two. I am trans and neurodivergent. I didn’t discover these until adulthood, and yet…

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I wonder what it would have been like if I’d had the language sooner. Trans. ADHD. Dyscalculia. How would life have looked if someone had explained these terms earlier... What about you? Maybe you want to learn about yourself now too. Let’s discover more about you, together.

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The Clinician

Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor

Jericho Feng, He/They

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Previous Work Experience:

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We Work Together:

As a trans and neurodivergent mental health therapist with Chinese, Spanish, and Ashkenazi roots, I bring a unique energy to the assessment process and therapy. My style is about keeping things authentic, clear, and energetic with a special emphasis on recognizing and embracing my client’s diverse backgrounds and identities. Your lived experiences and the context you provide are important and welcomed.

Together we engage in a transformative process wherein your stories are collaboratively validated, translated, and processed. I invite you to reclaim agency over your mental well-being and embark on a journey of self-realization.