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The Liberation Institute – Mental Health in San Francisco & Portland

If you have time and skills to offer, and feel called to join our inspiring and diverse community we would love to talk with you.

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Executive Team Coach | Advisor | Board Member | Fmr Chief People Officer | BlackRock Alum

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I work with individuals, couples, and polycules in the LGBTQIA+ and gender-expansive communities and beyond. Some of the issues I help clients with include anxiety, identity, sex and sexuality, consensual non-monogamy, polyamory, kink, aging, substance use and recovery, relationship challenges, and work stress.

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Head of Events at Neo, AMFT

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Founder, Lichen Health Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in Washington State Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) in California

Jayeon Kim 김자연

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Licensed Therapist (LMFT #144461) & Head of UX Leadership Academy at Google

Catherine Scholz

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I take business people through a ketamine-assisted creative process that helps them solve complex problems and come up with world-changing ideas. Catherine A. Scholz (AMFT) is an integral person-centered expressive arts therapist. To her trauma-informed work she brings: * anxiety reduction practices (breathing, grounding, mindfulness, guided imagery and visualization) * expressive arts practices (music, visual, drama, movement/dance and literary/spoken word/poetry/songwriting) * narrative therapy practices to transform problem-saturated stories into stories of success including non-violent communication (NVC) and emotional freedom technique (tapping) A native of the Milwaukee area, Catherine earned her bachelor’s degree in music therapy and music education from the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis. As a board-certified music therapist, she worked with children adolescents and adults in a wide variety of settings including schools, residential treatment centers, summer camps, short and long-term care facilities as well as in private practice. A current resident of Nevada County, California, Catherine enjoys bringing playful curiosity to the process of re-connecting with inner and outer resources to co-create possibilities for healing and integration. She draws from the postmodern frameworks of liberation psychology and person-centered therapy. Some of her professional influences are Taiwo Afupe, Helen Bonny and Natalie Rogers.