I am a queer, cis woman, and I believe in an integrative approach to therapy. Taking into account the effects of differences in power and the impact of social issues such as gender, sexuality, race, class, and culture, I work to understand and transform how people’s mental and emotional health is impacted and can be improved.

A goal of mine is to co-create a therapeutic relationship that allows for an experience of respect and equal engagement that is essential to the foundation of change and exploration for a person. This dynamic approach to therapy allows me to address a myriad of issues and helps create meaning, fulfillment, and purpose in the lives of my clients. I help people identify themes and patterns of feeling/thinking that create barriers to having healthy relationships with the self and with others. I place an emphasis on meeting the client where they are at and expanding in ways that are attuned to their needs and experiences in their social, cultural, and personal context.

I have experience working with children, adult individuals, and couples with an emphasis on LGBTQIA+ issues.

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Supervised by Dr. Hannah Bosley, PhD

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mtrzcinski@bti.org

510.473.7749