Us.
Our team
Occasional Co-therapists: Suicune (Swee-koon) & Raikou (Rye-Koo)
THERAPY, EMDR
Rebeks Clark Mane, LMFT
Rebeks Clark Mane (he/they) is an AudDHD transmasculine therapist who specializes in neurodivergence, LGBTQIA+ affirmative therapy, and life with chronic illness & disability.
He is passionate about helping clients identify and challenge negative messages we have internalized about ourselves, especially if we were unsupported or gaslit about in our neurodivergence, gender, sexuality or abilities while growing up.
Rebeks is an earth-sign with a robust sense of humor and a calm demeanor. They provide solid-ground, secure attachment, and a sense of containment to clients for the deeper healing work. And they honor the many ways we have figured out how to keep ourselves alive even as we choose to let go of some of these less effective coping mechanisms.
In addition to their MA in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University, they have a Ph.D in Communication Studies from University of Washington with an emphasis in Women, Gender, and Sexuality studies. Rebeks completed their pre-degree internship at Peace Over Violence, working directly with survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault and fulfilled their post-degree hours under the supervision of Dr. Wendy Ashley, a leader in developing and advocating for anti-racist, anti-oppressive therapy
In his spare time, Rebeks teaches courses at Cal State Northridge about race, class, sexuality, and gender in pop culture and public discourse and provides LGBTQIA+ affirmative trainings in the Los Angeles area. His hobbies include online gaming and learning mindfulness from the cats he co-parents with Aba. His special interest (SPIN) currently is “All things autistic and neurodivergent” with a rotating set of micro-interests that are stored on 80 open tabs on my browser, courtesy of his ADHD mind.
THERAPY, EMDR
Aba Horthy, AMFT
Aba Horthy (they/elle) is a queer multicultural nonbinary AuDHD therapist who creates a nonjudgmental space for their clients and has a passion for helping clients (re)connect with their authentic selves.
Born in a conservative country in Europe, doing years of charity work in West Africa, having lived in the Caribbean and then migrating to the US, Aba understands issues of human rights, immigration, racism, inequality as well as cultural barriers and internalized shame around queer sexuality, identity and gender.
Aba’s main focuses are on the trans and nonbinary experience, AuDHD, autism, complex trauma, chronic illnesses especially POTS & Fibromyalgia, disability and grief. Aba has clinical and personal experiences regarding their specializations. They have a deep capacity for working with trauma and supporting clients who think their story is “too heavy” for others to bear.
They will create a safe environment and affirm your experiences. Aba is here to help you find and express your authentic self, help heal complex trauma, manage AuDHD, autism, chronic illnesses and more. Aba utilizes a range of modalities such as queer narrative, feminist, LGBTQIA+ affirmative, BIPOC affirmative, EMDR, IFS, attachment based and other forms of therapy that fits their client’s needs. Aba also writes gender affirmative surgery letters.
Aba is deeply empathetic, just like their clients. Aba believes in you, sees you for who you are and will celebrate and elevate your authentic self. They also speak Spanish and Hungarian. They firmly believe that everyone can enhance their life quality and heal. They also have a background in acting, writing, and producing and understand the challenges of the industry.
A graduate from Antioch University, Aba served as their LGBTQ+ Affirmative specialization program assistant where they were tasked with building community and cohesion in the specialization. Aba also previously provided services at COLORS LGBTQ Youth Counseling Services for gay, lesbian, bisexual, trans and nonbinary teens and young adults from ages 12-26