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Matthew is a geek- and gamer-affirming therapist who works with adults navigating complex trauma, identity exploration, and neurodivergence — including people involved in RPGs, cosplay, and fandom communities. Using a trauma-informed ACT approach, he supports clients reclaiming authenticity, self-trust, and connection on their own terms.

Matthew is a geek- and gamer-affirming therapist who works with adults navigating complex trauma,... Read More

This profile is used to manage scheduling and waitlist requests for couples and relationship services provided by graduate-level clinical interns. Joining this waitlist does not assign you to a specific clinician. When an appropriate student clinician becomes available, a member of our team will contact you regarding next steps.

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Helen is a queer, neurodivergent therapist and the founder of Divergent Path Wellness, integrating lived experience with trauma-informed, evidence-based care. They currently offer in-person couples therapy in Charlottesville and provide clinical supervision, with a focus on more person-centered, less pathologizing mental health care.

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Hannah works with queer ADHDers navigating complex trauma, emotional intensity, and relationship patterns. Using EMDR, ACT, and parts-based approaches, they support clients in navigating complex trauma, building insight, stability, and self-trust with care, authenticity, and humor.

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Ames is Jewish nonbinary clinician who works collaboratively with trans and autistic people who think and feel deeply, offering affirming, liberation-oriented care. Their work centers on decolonizing identity and internalized norms, grounded in lived experience and cultural humility.

Ames is Jewish nonbinary clinician who works collaboratively with trans and autistic people who t... Read More

Srishti works with first-generation and queer teens and emerging adults navigating identity questions, family stress, perfectionism, and the pressure to have it all figured out. Her approach is grounded, and affirming, offering space to untangle expectations, stop performing, and come home to yourself.

Srishti works with first-generation and queer teens and emerging adults navigating identity quest... Read More

Known around here as the Executive Function Therapist, Thomas works with people who feel stuck in cycles of burnout and overwhelm — especially those navigating shame, executive function challenges, and cultural duality. Their approach blends practical, evidence-based tools with space for deeper questions about identity, belonging, and self-acceptance.

Known around here as the Executive Function Therapist, Thomas works with people who feel stuck in... Read More

This profile is used to manage scheduling and waitlist requests for individual therapy services provided by graduate-level clinical interns. Joining this waitlist does not assign you to a specific clinician. When an appropriate student clinician becomes available, a member of our team will contact you regarding next steps.

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Sarah works with queer and COVID-conscious clients navigating loss, boundary setting, trauma recovery, and the impact of relationship violence. Their ACT-informed, trauma-aware approach centers care, curiosity, and client autonomy, with attention to safety, consent, and sustainable healing.

Sarah works with queer and COVID-conscious clients navigating loss, boundary setting, trauma reco... Read More

Megan Mitchem is a clinical MSW student intern from Virginia Commonwealth University and will be working with clients from February through August 2026. She offers individual therapy to adults, especially neurodivergent parents and high-achieving professionals who have spent years feeling “too much.” Megan helps clients untangle shame, cultivate steadier self-acceptance, and build ways of caring for themselves as intentionally as they care for others.

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