Joey Tomlinson

We all need care and community to thrive, but many of us find ourselves living under systems that isolate us from one another and invalidate our humanity. We experience trauma, feel unfulfilled in our relationships and struggle to exist authentically. I help individuals, couples, and groups cope with these realities while collectively working toward a better world for all people. Many of my clients are queer, neurodivergent, non-monogamous, disabled or chronically ill.

I draw from narrative therapy and humanism in my therapeutic approach. This means that I'll invite you to expand, deconstruct and reimagine the stories that you hold about yourself and the world around you while offering empathy, reflection and guidance that that celebrates your humanity and your innate capacity for growth, healing and connection.

I’m genderqueer, non-monogamous, live with chronic illness, and love being outdoors and growing food. I’m sex positive, disability affirming, neurodiversity affirming, and my approach to therapy is informed by lineages of abolitionism, disability justice and queer feminism. If you think we could be a good fit, I'd love to hear from you!