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"To my fellow ANPHI folks, I know some days simply existing can feel like an uphill battle. As your friendly queer, neurospicy, Asian American immigrant therapist, here are some things that have been supportive to me that I hope you can help you too:" Haruna Matsusaka, LCSW she/her Santa Cruz, California
"Now, I’m able to bring my adult self to console that child. Who I am and what I’m worth cannot be determined by others. It's an active process to love and accept myself. All types of resources have helped me get to where I am today. Even when I encounter cloudy skies, my resource exists just out of sight but not out of reach." E Lee, LMSW they/them Chicago, Illinois
Image descriptions: 8 slides with salmon background and dark brown text featuring quotes from community members and their image Cover: We Deserve to Feel Seen Honoring Native Hawaiian, Asian Diaspora, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month @InclusiveTherapists Leaf stem illustration above text
Indigenous Women Rising Empowers Native communities to overcome the impacts of colonialism by shaping a culture rooted in the framework that is reproductive sovereignty. @indigenouswomenrising Image of a group of Indigenous folks smiling and looking at camera
Alliance of Tribal Coalitions to End Violence Advance Tribal sovereignty and the safety of American Indian and Alaska Native women by providing support to Tribal Coalitions and Tribal communities in their efforts to address equal justice for survivors of violence. @atcev1 Images showcasing Alliance of Tribal Coalitions to End Violence logo and young Alaskan Native women embracing
National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center Providing national leadership to promote safety for Native women and communities by supporting culturally grounded grassroots advocacy. @niwrc Images showcasing National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center logo and Indigenous women
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When two human beings come together, simply as they are, knowing they are not alone—that is where power lies. That is where strength and connectedness shine with the individuals I work with. A, MA, LMHCA, ATR-P she/her
Western therapy often attempts to pretend that politics have no place in healing, as if therapy were designed for those in power—the oppressors, not for us—the oppressed. But the truth is, as Arabs, our very existence is political. We cannot simply leave our histories, our struggles, or our identities at the door. A, MA, LMHCA, ATR-P she/her
Our Existence is Political Honoring Arab Diasporic Heritage Month @InclusiveTherapists
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ICE OUT! Airports Schools Healthcare Neighborhoods Stolen Land Community Care, Not Cops InclusiveTherapists.com/crisis-education
Food is medicine in Gullah Geechee tradition. Stories are protection. Song is survival. Spirituality is rooted in Christianity while also shaped by African retentions, intuition, and reverence for ancestors who endured and adapted. Healing is communal, embodied, and sacred. Brittany Washington, LMFT-A she/her North Carolina
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🏳️‍⚧️ HANDS OFF OUR TRANS FAM 🏳️‍⚧️ PROTECT - not police - trans people. Repost from @aclu_nationwide • BREAKING: We’re suing Kansas for a law that invalidates transgender people’s updated driver’s licenses and authorizes anyone to sue anyone they suspect of being trans for using the “wrong” bathroom. Illustration of 3 hands raising Trans pride flags, surrounded by poppy flowers.
Remember ALL their names: ICE involved deaths in 2026 alone Keith Porter Jr. (43) Black American from Compton Luis Gustavo Núñez Cáceres (42) Honduran roots Geraldo Lunas Campos (55) Cuban roots Víctor Manuel Díaz (36) Nicaraguan roots Parady La (46) Cambodian roots Renee Nicole Good (37) European roots Luis Beltrán Yáñez–Cruz (68) Honduran roots Heber Sánchez Domínguez (34) Mexican roots Alex Pretti (37) Italian roots
brown background and white text highlight quotes below from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., with illustrations of his profile. "Change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability, but comes through continuous struggle." Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (1967) Where Do We Go from Here: Chaos or Community?
Community events to help get through seasonal depression Images of four community events/ groups hosted by Inclusive Therapists members inclusivetherapists.com/events
Winter is nature's time of slowness, stillness and rest. We are nature.
affirmations for you this winter solstice
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"Remember: as trans people, we are self-made works of art - nurtured and sustained by our community." - Sunny Swift, LP | he/any
"We were, we are, we will always be, past colonialism and it's efforts to erase us. May our existence honor the lives of our Trans relatives that were violently taken from us. I pray to our Trancestors for our protection and liberation." - Azul Lopez, MSW @mariposxhealing | they/them
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"Supporting people in finding and leaning on their support system, looking for hope, even when it's difficult, and reminding people of their strengths is how I've leaned on my heritage to support the people I work with." - Jessie Kaleikau, LPC on Atfalati Land, “Tualatin, Oregon" @tualatinhillscounseling
"I am 2SIQ (Two-Spirit, Indigiqueer) - tastawiyiniwak, trans, disabled, neuroexpansive (audhd, c-ptsd), and a survivor. I am incredibly grateful to my ancestors and everyone who came before me." - Janae Dunlop, CCC on xʷməθkʷəy̓əm, Sḵwx̱wú7mesh, səl̓ílwətaʔɬ land, “Vancouver, British Columbia" @astamahstek
"Joy and celebration take us back to our selves and back to our roots as Indigenous people. When the world feels like it's caving in, I reflect back on my ancestors who survived, and I see the laughs, the songs, the love, and the expressions of gratitude that sustained them." - Shelby Remillard, LMHC on Munsee Lenape Land, “New York” @shelbyrlmhc
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