Nich Dhillon, He/Him

As relational beings, the experience of feeling connected to our authentic self and that of others is essential to wellness. Investigating the multi-layered stories that are told about us, that often inform how we view ourselves, is critical to finding alternative ways of stepping into the power of our truths. Exploring, and interrogating, the messages that are intimately tied to culture, ancestry, and community can offer wisdom necessary in addressing problems in living folks experience. Our work will be informed by narrative, emotionally focused, intersectional feminist, solution-focused, and liberation psychology practices. In the spirit of relational therapy, I believe the healing journey is inherently a collective one.