
Reclaiming the Sanctuary: Queer Liberation in the Therapy Space
For generations, the traditional therapist’s office has been treated as a neutral ground,a blank canvas where individuals come to unpack their burdens. But for those
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For generations, the traditional therapist’s office has been treated as a neutral ground,a blank canvas where individuals come to unpack their burdens. But for those

For millions of individuals living with severe menstrual conditions like endometriosis, adenomyosis, PMDD, or PCOS, the monthly cycle is not just an inconvenience, it is

As a therapist, I spend a lot of time helping people navigate the aftermath of trauma. For years, the gold standards of trauma therapy have

Have you ever stood in the middle of a bustling room, surrounded by friends, family, or coworkers, and felt a sudden, heavy wave of isolation

Have you ever sat across from someone, a partner, a friend, a coworker, and laid your heart bare, only to watch their blank stare or

Pride is often celebrated in the streets with music, glitter, and bright colors, and we love that energy. But at Ancestral Memory Therapy, we also know that

Have you ever felt like you are moving through life behind a pane of glass? You look at your hands, but they feel miles away.

We’ve all been there. The sun is setting, you look at your to-do list, and realized you barely crossed off a single thing. Suddenly, a

Every International Women’s Day, we champion the progress of women. But as a therapist, I am reminded daily that “progress” is not felt equally. When

As a trauma therapist, I sit with Black and people of colour bisexually and pansexual individuals, and there is common experience shame when it comes