Levi Sable

About

We’re living in a tough time. It’s easy to feel hopeless, isolated, alienated, and overwhelmed. I believe that we’ll make it—through community, through supporting each other, and through radical acts of kindness for each other and ourselves. Taking care of our minds now so that we can be our best selves for each other is essential!

I am a queer, transgender masc person with ADHD. I’m working towards my MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Adler Graduate School. In the past I’ve worked in the nonprofit world, with folks experiencing homelessness, LGBTQ folks, and individuals and their companion animals. I’m looking forward to continuing to use my skills in listening, compassion, warmth, humor, and finding the invisible threads that tie us all up to help our community!

I work with adults and primarily focus on working with LGBTQ individuals. I am interested in working with anxiety, depression, trauma, family history, grief and loss, companion animals, and the questions of life, purpose, and meaning. I am interested in recognizing and working with the ways in which society and our class, ability, gender, sexuality, and other intersecting identities impact our lives and our health.

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