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Chris has worked in many diverse clinical settings and has experience serving clients with substance abuse issues, anger management, newly diagnosed and long-term HIV-positive people, and OCD, and has a passion for supporting clients with issues unique to the LGBTQIA+ community. Chris utilizes an energetic, eclectic approach that draws from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT), solution-focused, and Exposure Response Prevention (ERP) models of therapy.
He believes it's important to dissect the issue and focus on identifying your strengths, using them as a structure to build on during the process of therapy. He can think of no greater honor than helping clients navigate their journeys, foster self-awareness, and promote mental well-being. He believes that with the right support, every individual can achieve a fulfilling and balanced life.
They are a white, trans/non-binary Licensed Clinical Social Worker, who has worked as a therapist with queer, transgender, and gender expansive individuals since 2016. As a member of the trans and gender expansive communities themself, Emily understands how important it can be to find a provider that understands your lived experiences, and how much this can impact the therapy experience.
They work from Person-Centered, Attachment, DBT, and Somatic approaches, and are deeply rooted in anti-racist, harm reductionist, and feminist frameworks. Emily believes that you are the expert of your own life, and they will work to support you as you work towards your goals, and ensure you have the tools available to make the decisions that are best for you.
They are a licensed clinical social worker in the state of California and a member of the LGBTQIA+ community. They have over a decade of experience supporting trans and gender-diverse youth, young adults, and adults in mental health, medical, and community-based settings. Mere works with clients to build upon their strengths and self-understanding, process trauma, manage anxiety, change behavior, make sense of thinking habits and patterns, and develop coping skills. Mere is committed to co-creating intentional and nonjudgmental spaces for clients to share, learn, discover, heal, and grow.
She is multi state licensed psychotherapist and a member of the LGBTQIA+ community. She has extensive clinical experience in providing affirming cognitive behavioral therapy targeting a range of symptoms and issues.She has advanced training in SUDS, PTSD, and mindful based stress reduction. Melissa endorses a strength-based, solution focused approach to care focused on delivering relief while building insight. She works to establish a therapeutic environment that is rooted in trust, dignity, and a bit of humor.
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Book a video appointment with one of our awesome therapists to discuss your needs and goals.
Talk with your provider from the comfort of your space at times that work for you, on your schedule, whether that is once a week, once a month, or when you need it.
Connect with others on a similar journey in the Community Platform, where you can chat anytime, join events, or access mental health resources when you want them.
We can help you with a variety of different areas.
Anxiety
Anxiety can present in many different ways. We can help you with generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and post traumatic stress disorder.
Depression
Depression can also present in different ways. Get support for major depressive disorder, seasonal affective disorder, postpartum depression, premenstrual dysphoric disorder.
Gender
Our approach to gender dysphoria is centered around the needs and preferences of each individual. Where individuals can explore and affirm their gender identity without fear of judgment or discrimination.
Sleep
Our providers can help you address insomnia by identifying underlying factors, so you can achieve a healthy sleep pattern and get some rest.
LGBTQ+
We understand that coming out, discovering one's identity, or facing family rejection can be incredibly difficult. Our affirming providers are ready to help.
We currently offer individual therapy in California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Missouri, New York, South Carolina, Texas, and Virginia. We’ll be expanding across the US soon, so sign up for our newsletter and be the first to know when we launch in your state!
For FOLX members outside of those states looking for therapy, we can help you find an inclusive mental health provider via our referral network. Please submit a request and one of our Member Navigators will be happy to work with you.
As part of a FOLX membership, you have access to FOLX clinicians who can provide treatment for anxiety, depression, and insomnia. You also get an entire community of support through our FOLX Community Platform which includes support groups, live chat, resources, guides, and more, along with support from your member navigation team who can answer any questions you have and get you any referrals you need.
Yes! If you have in-network insurance with us, you can use your insurance to help cover the cost of therapy.
We can also provide a superbill for you. A superbill is a document that provides an itemized list of the services you received from FOLX, along with the fees you have paid for those services. A superbill can be submitted to your insurance provider, FSA, or HSA for reimbursement if you have out-of-network coverage. This can help you get reimbursed for some or all of your out-of-pocket payment.
