Zach Budd is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in the state of Texas and Florida who is passionate about helping individuals navigate and strengthen their relationships—with themselves and with others. His clients often come to him when they’re struggling to understand their connections or want to ensure their current relationships remain healthy and positive.

Zach specializes in working with queer and allied clients who may be exploring their sexuality, navigating different relationship dynamics (such as ENM or CNM), or figuring out their kinks. He provides a supportive, nonjudgmental space for clients to process their experiences, set goals, and move toward a life that feels authentic and fulfilling.

With a clear and empathetic approach, Zach helps clients understand themselves and their place in the world, particularly when their paths don’t align with societal norms. Having personal insight into the challenges of being “different,” he is a strong advocate for self-care, self-compassion, and building healthy boundaries.

Zach believes the relationship we have with ourselves is the foundation for all others. He works closely with clients to improve communication, establish boundaries, and cultivate meaningful, respectful connections.

If you’re ready to take the next step in your journey, Zach is here to help. Reach out today.

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Phylicia is a licensed therapist in the states of Florida & Georgia, dedicated to empowering BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ clients as they navigate their mental health journeys. She specializes in helping clients who seek to reduce feelings of discomfort around identity, strengthen interpersonal relationships, and develop practical tools for lasting emotional well-being.

With an integrative approach to therapy, Phylicia combines Psychodynamic, Solutions-Focused, and Person-Centered techniques. This holistic framework allows her to help clients uncover the root causes of their behaviors and reactions while equipping them with actionable strategies to thrive in today’s world. Recognizing the profound impact of communication breakdowns, Phylicia emphasizes skill-building to help clients advocate for themselves and foster deeper, more authentic connections. She is also expanding her training under supervision in sex therapy, further enhancing her ability to support clients in areas of sexual health and intimacy.

Phylicia’s therapeutic style is collaborative, genuine, and affirming. She is committed to creating a safe and inclusive space where clients feel empowered to bring their whole selves to each session. Viewing therapy as a partnership, Phylicia works alongside her clients—honoring their lived experiences while guiding them to reshape their perspectives and develop tools to support their growth. Her goal is to not only help clients manage challenges but to also inspire them to live more connected and self-affirming lives.

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Cub Larkin (he/him) is a licensed therapist who helps people feel more at home in themselves—whether that means healing from trauma, quieting anxiety, letting go of shame, or just untangling the messy stuff.

He’s licensed in Florida, Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts, and Oregon, and works primarily with LGBTQIA+ folks, as well as those in kink, BDSM, Dominant/submissive dynamics, and consensual non-monogamous or polyamorous relationships.

Cub brings a warm, down-to-earth, and nonjudgmental energy to therapy. He knows it can be hard to open up—especially if you’ve been made to feel like who you are or how you love isn’t okay. Cub creates a space where all parts of you are welcome, and where growth doesn’t have to mean leaving pieces of yourself behind.

His work blends Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and the Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP). He helps clients understand how their nervous system and thought patterns shape their experience of the world—and teaches practical tools to feel more grounded, clear, and in control. Whether it’s learning to challenge inner criticism or reprocessing painful memories, therapy with Cub is about creating room for healing and self-trust.

Cub holds certifications as a Certified Cognitive Behavioral Therapist, Certified EMDR Therapist, Certified Safe and Sound Protocol Provider, and is a Certified Clinical Mental Health Counselor. But more than anything, he’s passionate about making therapy a space where you can be fully yourself—and maybe even like who that is.

When he’s not in session, Cub enjoys spending time with his extended polycule, often spending time at the “House of the Mouse” and their beloved crew of pets—including five cats (Optimus Prime, Princess Leia, Nebula, Pina Dole Whip, and Chip) and one very opinionated corgi named Marie Baguette.

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Melissa Miller, is a licensed therapist who provides affirming, client-centered care for LGBTQIA+ individuals. She specializes in supporting clients navigating depression, anxiety, trauma, substance use, and life transitions, creating a space where they feel seen, valued, and empowered.

Melissa’s therapeutic style blends evidence-based practices with warmth, humor, and deep respect for each person’s journey. She believes in a collaborative approach, helping clients tap into their strengths, build resilience, and develop meaningful coping strategies. Whether exploring gender identity, navigating relationships, or working through past trauma, Melissa provides affirming, trauma-informed support tailored to each client’s needs.

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Brent Ruebensam is a Licensed Professional Counselor located in Texas. Brent specializes in working with clients who identify as LGBTQIA+ seeking assistance either with particular issues or seeking services to improve their overall mental health. Many of Brent’s clients seek therapy to help them overcome trauma, manage anxiety and depression, process grief and loss, and navigate difficult life transitions. Brent also specializes in working with clients struggling with sexual identity development, sexual addiction and sexually compulsive behaviors, and relationship issues. By creating a safe, affirming atmosphere in each session, Brent provides clients with a space to be their authentic selves while exploring potentially sensitive topics.

Brent utilizes an inclusive and multiculturally sensitive integrative approach toward therapy drawing from Schema Therapy, which includes elements of Attachment Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). He additionally incorporates Dialectical and Behavioral Therapy (DBT) in his therapeutic approach. Brent’s clients participate in guided exploration of formative life experiences as well as the complex interplay between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors to gain insight into present day functioning. Brent teaches clients how to identify, interrupt, and replace cognitive distortions, which may otherwise lead to self-defeating behaviors.

Brent’s therapeutic style is warm, active, and non-judgmental. Many of Brent’s clients would describe him as intelligent and well-informed, yet very approachable and down to earth. Brent frequently incorporates humor and hypothetical real-world examples to introduce sometimes complex treatment concepts in an understandable and relatable manner. Brent believes in the fundamental right of all individuals to prioritize their mental health and strives to offer high quality therapeutic services to clients of all identities to improve their daily functioning and the quality of relationships in their lives.

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Kim Wirt is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) based out of Brooklyn NY and licensed in both New York and Florida. Kim provides anti-capitalist, anti-oppressive care to the therapy space, understanding that much of what brings people to therapy isn’t personal failure but the predictable result of living under capitalism, white supremacy, and patriarchy. Exhaustion, anxiety, and the feeling of never being “productive” enough are often reasonable responses to systems built to extract from us. By decentering themself in the therapeutic process, Kim honors each client’s expertise in their own life and creates a safe, affirming space to unpack harm without treating the client as the problem that needs fixing.

Kim specializes in working with LGBTQIA+ individuals, supporting them as they explore their identities and navigate a cisheteronormative world. Their practice is informed by professional experience with kink, consensual non-monogamy (ENM/polyamory), and sex work, communities that are often intertwined in queer spaces. Kim’s work is also grounded in about a decade of disability justice advocacy, and they offer neurodiversity-affirming, trauma-informed care that adapts to each client’s access needs.

Many of Kim’s clients are active in their unions or organizing their workplaces. As a union delegate themself, Kim understands how meaningful and draining that fight can be. Conflict with management, fear of retaliation, and burnout take a real toll, and Kim offers steady support to help clients care for themselves and sustain the long haul. Those simply worn down by a bad job or a toxic workplace are welcome too.

Kim incorporates Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) techniques, offering practical tools to navigate difficult emotions, strengthen relationships, and manage stress. This includes building mindfulness skills to stay present and grounded in overwhelming moments, recognizing triggers, and finding healthy outlets for intense feelings. For those facing interpersonal challenges, Kim helps clients develop effective communication and boundary-setting skills. These tools are always tailored to each person’s needs and life circumstances, never used to help someone simply tolerate unjust conditions.

Whether you’re exploring your gender or sexuality, organizing your workplace, seeking tools for emotional regulation, or looking for space to process and grow, Kim is here to support you. Kim works with adults 18+ and welcomes chosen family therapy.

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