Kaleb Aronson

Kaleb (they/them) is a white, queer, nonbinary, trans therapist whose work is rooted in anti-racist, trans & queer-affirming, feminist, and social justice frameworks and values. They are warm, kind and collaborative and work to establish a therapeutic partnership that fosters curiosity, growth, and healing and honors your unique identity and lived experiences. Kaleb enjoys working with LGBTQ+ people, gamers, people exploring their sexuality, gender identity, and/or privilege, and people living with anxiety, depression, self-esteem struggles, and trauma. They can help you explore and understand how your past informs your present and how your environment(s) and systems of oppression impact your wellbeing so that you can move towards your goals with compassion towards yourself and a focus on your strengths. They came into social work in 2013 and their clinical experience includes working in permanent supportive housing with adults living with serious mental illness and histories of homelessness, psychiatric rehabilitation, and college counseling. Their approach to therapy is informed by Internal Family Systems, psychodynamic, client-centered, and trauma-informed frameworks.