Elizabeth Muto(She/Her/Hers)

It's ok to not be ok, but you don't have to suffer alone. I would love to connect with you and see if I am the right fit. I enjoy working with people who have anxiety, those who are experiencing "imposter syndrome", and college students among others.

I identify as an Asian American, cisgender female, and I am passionate about supporting BIPOC, mixed race, and trans/non-binary individuals. Many of my clients seek someone with an understanding of multicultural identities and/or knowledge of trans issues. I had the opportunity to live in Asia in my early 20s. While there, I connected strongly with the culture and people.

I am attuned to the impacts of colonization, racism/systemic issues, and struggles impacting people of color. While interning at the Resource Center of Dallas in 2013, I developed a passion for supporting trans and queer adults and improving barriers to care. I acknowledge my privilege allows me to escape many of the issues people of color, queer people, and disabled people face on a daily basis.

My experience includes leading trans/non-binary support groups, individual counseling for those experiencing mental health issues such as depression and anxiety, and intensive outpatient (IOP) groups focusing on severe mental illness. While working on a college campus, I provided short and long-term individual therapy, presentations and support for International students, and was involved in BIPOC staff/faculty organizations supporting students. I seek ongoing professional development to decolonize my practice.