Therapy at OFC

Yes. We want you to feel comfortable with your therapist and understand that the therapeutic relationship is an important part of your care. During the intake process, you’re welcome to share preferences related to therapist identity, gender, cultural background, clinical expertise, lived experience or other factors that are important to you. While we cannot guarantee

Yes. OFC provides individual, couples and family therapy to support the mental health and well-being of individuals and families across different stages of life. Depending on your needs, therapy may focus on individual mental health concerns, relationships, communication, parenting, family dynamics, life transitions, grief, trauma or other challenges affecting your well-being. Service availability may vary

Yes. Maternal and reproductive mental health are core areas of expertise at Oshun Family Center. Our therapists support individuals and families throughout the reproductive journey, including pregnancy, postpartum adjustment, fertility experiences, pregnancy and infant loss, birth trauma, parenting transitions, and perinatal mood and anxiety disorders (PMADs) such as postpartum depression and anxiety. Our approach recognizes

You don’t have to be in crisis to come to therapy. OFC supports individuals, couples and families navigating a wide range of emotional, relational and life experiences. Our therapists commonly support clients experiencing anxiety, depression, stress, grief and loss, trauma, relationship challenges, parenting concerns, major life transitions, pregnancy and postpartum adjustment, birth trauma, pregnancy and

Culturally responsive therapy recognizes that our identities, families, communities and lived experiences can shape our mental health and the way we experience care. At OFC, we believe clients deserve to feel seen, heard and understood without having to constantly explain or minimize important parts of who they are. Our therapists approach care with an understanding

Yes. OFC is committed to providing affirming, culturally responsive care where clients can show up as their full selves. We welcome LGBTQ+ and non-binary clients, as well as individuals and families with diverse relationship structures, sexual identities and expressions. This includes clients who identify as polyamorous or are part of kink communities. Our therapists approach

OFC is not a substance use treatment program. If substance use is your primary treatment need, we may recommend connecting with a provider who specializes in substance use treatment or a higher level of care. When clinically appropriate, OFC may provide mental health support alongside specialized substance use treatment. Our team will help determine whether

Yes. OFC offers both in-person and virtual therapy options based on therapist availability, client needs and clinical appropriateness. Telehealth provides flexibility for clients who prefer to receive care from home, while in-person appointments are available for clients who prefer face-to-face support. During the intake process, let our team know which option you prefer and we’ll

OFC provides therapy for adolescents ages 12 and older, as well as adults, couples and families. For adolescent clients, therapy may include collaboration with parents or caregivers when clinically appropriate, while also creating a safe and supportive space for the young person to develop coping skills, process emotions and address their mental health needs. Complete

In some circumstances, your therapist may be able to complete FMLA, disability or other clinical documentation related to your mental health treatment. Completion of forms is based on clinical appropriateness and generally requires an established therapeutic relationship so your provider has enough information to accurately complete the requested documentation. Please speak with your therapist before