Mika (they/them/theirs pronouns) is a multi-spirited, mixed race mixed ethnicity (lebanese, syrian, indigenous guaraní, eastern european ashkenazi jew, spanish), anti-zionist, Latine, queer, neuroqueer and disabled, non-monogamous and kink-positive associate marriage and family therapist (AMFT #137237). They live in Long Beach on stolen and occupied Tongva Land.

Mika practices unconditional positive regard with clients, holding space for self-discovery and bearing loving witness to self-recognition. Gentle and direct perspective challenging occurs at the speed of trust. They practice consent, collaboration, and sovereignty in their work and personal life daily.

Their theoretical orientation is integrative and transpersonal, with a focus on relational somatics and internal family systems (IFS), and emotionally focused therapy (EFT) for relationships. They generally offer a space to deepen into inner parts work for healing of attachment wounds carried in the body and played out relationally. They believe every being has the wisdom and medicine accessible in their body to heal the trauma and pain that lives there, too. Their role is to create and hold a safe container for that healing to emerge. They are spiritually attuned and offer holistic care as part of their practice.

As a therapist, Mika commits their energy towards decolonizing healing work for queer and gender expansive abolitionists, dreamers, and creatives. Their growing practice intends to create a space of safety, depth, liberation, and empowerment for those who often find themselves on the margins and edges of society, fighting for love and remembrance of our connection to wholeness. Mika is committed to their own process of healing and growing for the sake of liberation for all beings.