The path to healing starts with LGBTQIA+ Therapy

We’re here to listen and guide. With expertise in LGBTQIA+ and Latinx mental health, our bilingual team is dedicated to helping you thrive.

Overcoming the challenges faced by LGBTQIA+ and Latinx individuals

What’s on your mind? Whether it’s finding harmony in relationships, advancing in your career without hiding who you are, or healing from past traumas, the hurdles can feel relentless.

And if you’re navigating complex feelings about your sexuality or gender, or struggling with the impact of cultural stigmas and discrimination, you’re not alone.

Eclectic Minds Therapy offers various LGBTQIA+ affirmative therapies, which means we’re here to celebrate your identity, providing specialized support that understands the intersectionality of your experiences. We’re ready to help you tackle these challenges head-on with compassion and expertise.

Let’s make those important, lasting changes together.

Meet the Eclectic Minds Team

Adrina Wilson

Licensed Marriage And Family Therapist #107939
Founder And CEO

Emily (Lee) Goldstein

Associate Clinical Social Worker #108820
Therapist

Erin Powers

Associate Professional Clinical Counselor #9590
Therapist

Spanish Speaking

Justine (Jesse)
De La Torre

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
#154829
Therapist

Feeling overlooked or underserved by traditional therapy?

At Eclectic Minds Therapy, we’re different. Our team of fully-certified (Spanish-speaking) therapists offer a variety of mental health services that are both accessible and affirming, focusing on the specific needs of the LGBTQIA+ and Latinx communities. We draw on diverse cultural perspectives and evidence-based practices to offer personalized support, ensuring you feel not only understood but also valued.

Why choose us

Focusing on you, with the best care.

LGBTQIA+ Therapy

Every therapist is trained to meet the nuanced needs of the LGBTQIA+ and Latinx communities, bringing a wealth of experiences and insights to

Spanish-speaking Therapists Available

No need to translate your feelings. Our Spanish-speaking therapists are ready to hear you in your language

Evening and Weekend Availability

Life doesn’t pause, and neither do we. We offer evening and weekend sessions to fit therapy into your life, not the other way around.

Secure, Online Therapy—Anywhere

Wherever you are in California, connect with us through secure, HIPAA-compliant software that keeps your sessions confidential and convenient.

EMDR Services

Trauma doesn’t define you. Our EMDR therapy is delivered with trauma-informed care, helping you process and overcome past experiences effectively.

Sliding Scale Pricing

Everyone should have access to therapy. We offer sliding scale pricing to ensure everyone can access the help they need, when they need it.

Find your strength with LGBTQIA+ therapy

You deserve therapy that understands the full spectrum of your identity. Eclectic Minds Therapy is here to help you face challenges related to identity, trauma, and acceptance with knowledge and empathy. Reach out today, and let’s work together towards a more empowered you.
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Adrina Wilson

She/Her

I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist that provides therapeutic services to individuals, and adolescents. Some of my specialties include working with individuals who are seeking support with depression, anxiety, ADHD, behavioral issues, marital conflicts, trauma, parenting, family conflict, phase of life issues, LGBT issues, grief and loss, and substance use. I have worked in county mental health, private agencies, and school based agencies which have serviced individuals from unique and diverse cultural backgrounds. I grew up in Las Vegas and started my adult life working in professional theatre’s, concert venues, and on a cruise ship designing lights and special FX. Through this career path, I learned my greatest hobby, but also realized my life work is to support people through their unique journeys. I received my masters in psychology from Antioch University of Los Angeles with an LGBTQIA+ specialization, and a Bachelor of Arts from Western Carolina University in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. 

Lee Goldstein

They/She

Taking the first step towards therapy can be daunting, but it can also be profoundly transformative. As someone who has experienced the impact of therapy firsthand, I understand its power to unlock new possibilities and pave the way for authentic living. In our sessions, we’ll work together to navigate your past traumas, heal old wounds, and empower you to shape your present and future according to your desires.

My approach is person-centered because I believe you are the ultimate authority on your own life. Grounded in an intersectional and trauma-informed perspective, I draw from Psychodynamic Theory, Inner Child Work, and Family Systems Theory to help you identify and break free from patterns and cycles that no longer serve you.

I center my professional practice in social justice and anti-oppressive principles. I continuously strive to decolonize the therapy space and educate myself on decolonized therapeutic practices. My work is fueled by my passion for community care, social change, and a constant fight for equity for all.

Adrina Wilson

She/Her

I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist that provides therapeutic services to individuals, and adolescents. Some of my specialties include working with individuals who are seeking support with depression, anxiety, ADHD, behavioral issues, marital conflicts, trauma, parenting, family conflict, phase of life issues, LGBT issues, grief and loss, and substance use. I have worked in county mental health, private agencies, and school based agencies which have serviced individuals from unique and diverse cultural backgrounds. I grew up in Las Vegas and started my adult life working in professional theatre’s, concert venues, and on a cruise ship designing lights and special FX. Through this career path, I learned my greatest hobby, but also realized my life work is to support people through their unique journeys. I received my masters in psychology from Antioch University of Los Angeles with an LGBTQIA+ specialization, and a Bachelor of Arts from Western Carolina University in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. 

Erin Powers

she/her

Hi, I’m Erin! I am an Associate Therapist with a Master’s in Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling, Certificate in Creative and Expressive Arts, and EMDR certification. I am also a 200-hour registered Yoga Teacher and Reiki Master. My therapeutic approach is warm, empathetic and rooted in mindfulness-based strategies. I hold an understanding that trauma is often at the root of many issues we face, and provide a safe space to unpack whatever may be weighing on you. I view everyone as a whole individual and will work collaboratively to find what strategies resonate best for you and your needs. You already have everything you need within yourself, and I am here to guide you back to that inner strength and knowing. I look forward to meeting you! 

 

Jesse De La Torre

he/Him

I am an Associate Marriage and Family therapist who provides individual therapy, couples, and family therapy. I work with people from all cultural backgrounds. My job is to make you feel safe and comfortable in the therapy process and I always welcome feedback. Some of my specialties include working with people who are seeking support for depression, anxiety, ADHD, marital issues, transgenerational trauma, grief, and more. I identify as a Latino transgender man who takes pride in working with the LGBTQIA+ community. I grew up in Venice and Santa Monica for most of my life and dedicated it to playing sports, cooking, and connecting with people. I received a master’s degree in clinical psychology with a Marriage and Family Therapy emphasis and a B.A. in Psychology at UC Merced. I have worked with children, adolescent individuals, and older adults for the last 6 years. In addition to working at Eclectic Minds, I currently work in community mental health to help the Latino community destigmatize mental health and heal from their traumas.