Something Feels Off
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You have a vision of what your life could look like — the job, the city, the relationship, the version of yourself you actually want to be — but fear keeps getting in the way. Or maybe you're still figuring out who you are and what you want, and that uncertainty is exhausting. Either way, you're not stuck because something is wrong with you. You're stuck because you haven't had the right support yet.
But Here's the Thing
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Queer people are some of the most resilient, self-aware, and creative people on the planet. You've already done hard things. You already have what it takes. What therapy does is help you get out of your own way — and then actually go for it.
This is Where Things Get Good
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We'll figure out what's holding you back, and build toward the life you actually want. That's the work. And when it starts happening — and it will — you're going to feel it.
Helping people go for the things they want is my favorite part of this work — it gets me so excited I can barely sit still in my chair.
Hi, I'm Eric (he/him)
​LGBTQ+ specialized therapist, proud gay person, and someone who absolutely believes you can have any type of life you want — not as a platitude, but because I've done the work myself.
I've navigated coming out, built a life I actually love, and gone after things that scared me.
To everyone who tried to make me small along the way — it didn't work. I'm out, proud, and not hiding any part of myself.
I practice what I preach. And now I'm going to help you do the same.
The Community Vouches
Alandria Mustafa, LPC, LMHC (she/they)
Eric is such a delightful person. He’s so skilled and thoughtful in his clinical work. He seems to thoroughly enjoy supporting organizations in expanding their inclusive practices and clients in gaining the tools to live their best lives!
Sam Diamond, LPC/S, LMHC (she/her)
Eric is an incredibly down to earth, compassionate, and knowledgeable therapist. He's passionate about ensuring LGBTQ+ folx have access to safe and affirming spaces, and he brings this passion into the therapy room.