I am a mindfulness-based psychotherapist, that specializes in working with self-esteem, anxiety, depression, life-transition, trauma, and grief in young adults and adults. My practice is informed by the lenses of Gestalt, Internal Family Systems, Acceptance and Commitment therapy, Nonviolent Communication, DBT, and other empirically-based modalities held in a trauma-informed framework.

Child, Adolescent and Adult Counselor. Providing play therapy, sand tray therapy, Reality/Choice Therapy.

Career and job-related conflicts can deeply impact our sense of well-being and identity. Figuring out what we really want to do and finding work settings that match our inner values is a challenge we must take in order to lead fulfilling and grounded lives. Likewise, it’s essential that we effectively manage the many stresses our work life presents. I welcome the opportunity to help you develop and implement your career vision and/or alleviate stress at your current job. We will collaboratively employ mindfulness practices, traditional and non-traditional career assessments, and creative exploration to help you discover meaning and joy in your path. I am qualified to administer the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® and the Strong Interest Inventory®.

Beit Gorski is a licensed somatic psychotherapist with more than a decade of experience working with individuals, families, children, groups, and communities impacted by anxiety and depression, attachment challenges, and trauma including spiritual abuse, intimate partner violence/ domestic violence, and systemic oppression. Xe has also been working professionally and personally in trans and genderqueer communities for 8 years, providing transition support and gender diversity training for universities, clinics, hospitals, early childhood educators, and community organizations.
Beit navigates the professional/ academic class having grown up in poverty and is a white, disabled, queer, trans and nonbinary intersex person who practices non-monogamy.