Michael Spencer, Therapist
As a therapist, I am dedicated to connecting with people on their healing journey.
With a strong belief in the power of therapy to affect positive change, I aspire to create a safe and inclusive space in which mutual trust is built and fostered. I believe the traditional hierarchical structures that have long characterized the therapeutic relationship can create barriers to the therapeutic alliance — I prefer to engage each client with humanity, empathy and humility, using a strengths-based, client-centered approach.
I am currently practicing with Inclusive Insight.
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Psychodynamic Work

Social Justice Approach
Committed to social justice, I am dedicated to supporting the LGBTQ+ community, immigrants, and individuals navigating the challenges of depression, anxiety, and trauma. As a sex-positive and kink-affirming therapist, I embrace all relationship structures, including non-monogamy and polyamory. My goal is to create a safe, judgment-free space where clients can explore, heal, and grow, fostering meaningful and lasting change in their lives.

My Background
Before starting my journey as a therapist, I spent the first half of my career immersed in the field of graphic design. Through my professional experiences as a creator, I have come to appreciate the profound importance of creativity and self-expression. Regardless of whether they have an established creative practice, if comfortable, I encourage my clients to embrace their creative selves during our sessions.

Community Engagement
Outside of work, I enjoy engaging in community advocacy and volunteering in LGBTQ+ communities. I also have a passion for political action in the form of volunteering for progressive political candidates who share my vision for a more equitable world.
SPECIALTIES AND AREAS OF EXPERTISE
Michael Spencer | Psychotherapy

michaels@inclusiveinsight.net

Business Hours
Times vary but generally have weekday availability.

Phone Number
(773) 636-6453
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