Have you ever stopped to think deeply about the situations in life that make you feel distress, suffering and discouragement? Can you understand how external and internal factors affect your day-to-day life? We live in a society that is systematically structured around inequities that affect everyone's lives in different ways, and sometimes with emotional support, appropriate listening, and focused intervention, we have the opportunity to work through what challenges us and thus find strength and build meaningful relationships, promote personal and consequently social change.

As a psychotherapist, I offer a listening, counselling and intervention service with an intersectional bias, with reference to Liberation Psychology, promoting acceptance, care and promotion of the autonomy of any person in the face of the challenges that affect them in their daily lives.

LGBTQIA+ people, racialized people and immigrant people face personal and interpersonal challenges daily. On my journey as a man, immigrant, black and queer, I encountered obstacles, questions and processes of marginalization. Isolation, rejection and disaffection. With this, I developed a refined understanding of listening to the demands of people.