Elly Humphrey LMHC is the Owner and Clinical Director of the team at Queer Therapy Boston. She is a proud queer therapist who is excited to provide mental healthcare services to the queer community. (You may have seen her tabling at local queer events!) Elly will be the one to answer your call or email and help you along your process of finding a therapist who is the right fit for you.

Elly provides therapy services for adolescents (14+) and adults in individual and couples/relationship/polycule therapy. Some of her areas of clinical interest include working with LGBTQIA+ identified clients (identity exploration/affirmation, coming out, etc.), neurodivergent folks, complex trauma, and navigating “non-traditional” relationship dynamics.

Elly holds the firm belief that everyone’s mental health is important and that you deserve to be treated with dignity and respect in seeking care and support for your needs.

As a therapist at Queer Therapy Boston, Kaden offers individual therapy to all humans with a social justice, anti-oppressive, intersectional lens. He am a member of the queer community, and he specializes in working with adults who are LGBTQIA+, transgender, non-binary, gender expansive, poly/non-monogamous, fat, disabled, neurodiverse, and/or chronically ill. He has experience working with folks around depression, grief, anxiety, OCD, trauma, complex trauma, personality disorders, addiction, identity exploration, incarceration, involvement with the justice system, and coping with life's general stress.

Kaden’s clinical approach draws heavily from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) with flavor notes of Motivational Interviewing, CBT, DBT, feminist therapy, and humor. His style is flexible, open, genuine, and collaborative. If there are certain treatments you do or do not want to use, Kaden will take your lead. You're the expert on you!

As a queer and nonbinary neurodivergent fat-identifying person, Rachel brings not only clinical experience but also lived experience in these areas. They specialize in working with queer and trans individuals, couples and polycules. Rachel is poly and kink friendly, and have extensive experience working with people who have experienced complex trauma, are exploring their identities, going through life transitions, and just trying to survive under capitalism.

Rachel is social justice-oriented, trauma-informed, with a harm-reduction based, liberation health philosophy of care. Their style is eclectic, with foundations in relational, person-centered care, pulling from evidence based modalities including DBT, TF-CBT, and affirmative psychotherapy. In couples work, they utilize the Gottman Method.

Rather than instructing people how to live their lives, Rachel views their clients as the experts in their own experience, and they are dedicated to supporting people to find the wisdom within themselves to meet their goals, navigate challenges, explore possibilities, and build and maintain healthy relationships.

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