Our team consists of a group of health professionals, artists, researchers, and consultants who aim to exist at the intersection of feminism, anti-racism, and trauma-responsiveness. Our team is working with others to dismantle white-supremacist, heteropatriarchal, cisnormative, mono-normative, and colonial practices as they exist within the classroom, healthcare system, research lab, and larger community. We are inspired by BIPOC scholars, feminists, freedom fighters, community organizers, and abolitionists. 

Our clinical team consists of Licensed Psychologists, Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists, AMFTs, APCCs, ACSWs, and clinical trainees.

As a member of the clinical team at OTM, you will offer trauma-informed and culturally responsive therapy services in-person and virtually. You will be offering services in urban and rural areas, traveling to see clients in the Bay and Sonoma County (e.g., Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Cloverdale, Sonoma Valley). You will be asked to provide individual therapy for children, teens and adults, couples therapy, family therapy, group therapy, and crisis intervention.

As far as indirect support services, you will be offering case management as a collaborative process that involves assessing individual needs, developing care plans, facilitating access to services, and advocating for clients. You will also review client charts, write progress notes, coordinate community resources, participate in training sessions, and consult with other professionals for clinical support.

We see clients who are often pushed out to the margins of society. These clients may include BIPOC, Queer, Spanish speaking clients, undocumented, and DACAmented clients.

We ask that you have experience working with womxn, femmes, gender non-conforming, intersex, nonbinary, and other members of the LGBTQIA2+ community.

• Train mental health practitioners who are knowledgeable, systemic, integrative, and trauma-informed.

• Train culturally humble entry‐level therapists who are informed by a multicultural perspective and awareness of self.

• Develop a stronger identity as Marriage and Family Therapists, Professional Clinical Counselors, Social Workers, and Psychologists .

We are looking for exceptional clinicians with a deep-seated commitment to cultural sensitivity, humility, and social justice; those who create a safe and affirming therapeutic space for clients from diverse backgrounds.

We are specifically interested in clinicians adept at working with individuals who identify as Queer, Trans, BIPOC, bilingual/bicultural, immigrant, or first-generation. We would like to collaborate with clinicians in training who hold a profound understanding of the unique challenges and strengths within these communities.

Moreover, clinicians with a commitment to reflective practice and ongoing learning who are looking to continually hone in their skills and who remain at the forefront of culturally humble care are those who we consider the best fit for our training program.