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AIMEE FALCHUk
Aimee Falchuk (MHP, M.Ed, CCEP) is a psychotherapist in Massachusetts and Certified Core Energetics Practitioner. She facilitates personal growth programs around the country and writes and lectures on psycho-spiritual topics and themes. She is a Board Member of Mental Health America and the Hadassah Foundation.
Minaa B.
(@minaa_b)
Minaa is an NYC-based licensed psychotherapist. With over eight years of clinical experience, Minaa’s mission is to help people cultivate healthy relationships with themselves and others by being intentional about practicing self-care through the lens of boundaries and community-care. Being committed to mental health is not only a professional choice for Minaa, but it applies to her practice of teaching individuals self-care, learning the importance of knowing how to advocate for themselves and being educated on systems and interventions that can bring forth healing.
DR. Lynn Ianni
Lynn is a licensed psychotherapist in private practice in California, and she’s been featured as a guest expert on numerous TV and radio programs. She also built a rabbitat in her backyard for rescued bunnies.
THERESA NGUYEn
Theresa is a licensed clinical social worker and VP of Policy and Programs at Mental Health America. She also really likes cheese.
Kathryn lee
Kathryn Lee is a psychotherapist in private practice in New York City. She holds two masters degrees in Psychological Counseling and Mental Health Counseling from Columbia University. Kathryn is passionate in empowering individuals of all identities to heal and be empowered to lead meaningful lives; she specializes in working with individuals experiencing mood disorders, relationship issues, addiction, and various forms of trauma including sexual, childhood, generational, and racial trauma. As an advocate, Kathryn continually seeks to destigmatize conversations surrounding mental health and race.
IMANI TUTT
Imani earned a Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy from Hofstra University. Imani has extensive pre-graduate training in psychotherapy specializing in individual psychotherapy and enjoys working with millennials and adults who are looking for more meaning in their lives. Currently, Imani works for Gotham MFT in Manhattan, NY under the supervision of Andi Lyn Kornfeld. Imani specializes in working with individuals who are committed to exploring their journey through life through self examination.
Through her experiences and her career path, @imani.intouch was created in December 2020, with a mission to heal and grow, @imani.intouch is dedicated to inspire, heal and encourage millennials to take dominion over their lives, break generational curses and live more fulfilled lives.
Kimmy wu
Kimmy (she/her) is a passionate Taiwanese American psychotherapist, mental health advocate, and a recovering perfectionist in New York City.
As a therapist, she provides trauma-informed, anti-oppressive, culturally responsive, and sex/kink-affirming therapy services with an intersectional and psychodynamic framework. She works with individuals, couples, and business partners from different walks of life to navigate life transitions and face challenges related to self-worth, perfectionism, heartbreak, identity, shame, sexuality, career, relationships, and overall well-being.
As a first-generation immigrant, woman of color, and mental health advocate, she hopes to destigmatize mental health through community-building and storytelling—as she believes that mental wellness should not be a luxury and is dedicated to increasing awareness and access to mental health care for marginalized communities.
Lastly, as a fellow human, Kimmy loves strolling around the vibrant neighborhoods of NYC while hunting down the best croissants and coffee, traveling to destinations that mandate longer layovers, reading books that stir up strong emotions and challenge her inner thoughts, and connecting with friends who make her feel at home.
MELODY LI
Melody Li (LMFT) is the founder of Inclusive Therapists. She offers community care and professional training focusing on decolonizing mental health care and healing racial trauma. Her heart is to help connect justice-oriented therapists with people of all identities in all bodies that are ready to heal, grow, and thrive. She is an unlearner, decolonial academic, educator, and troublemaker. She also has a passion for rescuing pugs and learning to cook cuisines from around the world.
Taylor Gaffney
Taylor is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist working in a school-based setting in Placer County, CA. She got her Master’s in Counseling Psychology from the University of San Francisco in 2021. Since graduating, she has worked in various settings including residential treatment centers and community mental health. She’s primarily worked with children and young adults dealing with various mental health conditions including depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and trauma. She is incredibly passionate about the work she does and wants to help support as many people as possible.
In her free time, she enjoys going to concerts, spending time with her cats, and binge watching tv shows.