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Melanie Fortin

My approach to therapy: I start by getting to know you, your beliefs, values, and what matters to you. We then work together to find out what you want to work on, the best course of action, and the tools you need. I remain supportive and open-minded throughout the process.

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Shelby Johnson, PhD

My approach to therapy: I value collaboration and a holistic approach to therapy. We will examine the early experiences, relational patterns, and cultural identity factors that are unique to you and uncover the root causes of your problems to allow for healing and change.

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Emiley Delgado

My approach to therapy: Receive healing and transformation through collaborative care that is as compassionate as it is effective. We trade clinical formalities for connection that offers dedicated support and guidance beyond the standard therapy session to ensure results.

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Dr. Meli Leilani Devencenzi

My approach to therapy: I utilize a relational/cultural framework that aims to recenter and reindigenize mental health/well-being through authentic connection, decreasing stigma, and increasing your trust within yourself and deeper ways of knowing.

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Quanah Yellow Cloud

My approach to therapy: Welcome!! I'm an Indigenous (Oglala Lakota) associate therapist dedicated to guiding individuals through their unique journeys of healing and self-discovery. As your therapist, I’m here to support you through these difficulties, guiding you toward a brighter, more emotionally balanced future.

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Sarah Rhoades-Kerswill

My approach to therapy: I center our work on you. Autonomy, respect, and consent are very important to me. I view this as the foundation for our collaborative work together whether you're needing therapy or psychological assessment.

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Gabriel Windevoxchel

My approach to therapy: My therapeutic approach is rooted in a wellness-based integrative model. I draw on narrative therapy techniques to help clients gain insights into their experiences, while also embracing person-centered approaches to nurture a strong therapeutic

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Find Indigenous Therapists & Counselors in Connecticut.

Looking for an Indigenous Therapist? You’re Not Alone.

For many people with Indigenous heritage, finding a therapist who shares their cultural background—or who deeply understands Indigenous histories, values, and ways of knowing—can make a powerful difference in the healing journey.

Whether you’re navigating generational trauma, cultural identity, or the ongoing impacts of colonization, your preference for an Indigenous therapist is valid—and deserves to be honored.

Wherever you are in Connecticut, Mental Health Match can help you find a Indigenous therapist who aligns with your needs and values.

Why Choose an Indigenous Therapist?

There’s no need to explain your reasons—but here are some ways that working with an Indigenous therapist can feel especially meaningful:

  • Cultural understanding and shared experience – An Indigenous therapist may understand the nuances of community, land, tradition, and the impact of historical and intergenerational trauma on mental health.
  • Trust and safety – You may feel more comfortable discussing sensitive topics—like identity, assimilation, or the effects of systemic injustice—with someone who shares and deeply understands your cultural background.
  • Connection to healing – Indigenous therapists may integrate a more culturally grounded, holistic, or community-oriented approach to wellness that resonates more deeply than conventional models.
  • Relief and ease – With an Indigenous therapist, you might not need to explain the basics of your worldview, values, narratives, or struggles—which can allow therapy to go deeper, faster.

Every person’s path to healing is different. Identity is one important factor when choosing a therapist, but style, training, and personal connection also matter. Learn more about how to choose the right therapist for you.

How to Find an Indigenous Therapist

Mental Health Match is here to make your search easier. We connect you with licensed Indigenous therapists who are ready to support your growth, healing, and well-being. Browse providers above, or take our free survey to get matched with a therapist who’s right for you.


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