www.brianahermanbrand.com

brianahermanbrand@gmail.com

white, queer, genderqueer, mixed class, temporarily able-bodied/minded, mama

I have spent the past 20 years working at the intersections of healing and justice as an organizer, educator, and politicized healer - with both young people and adults. I am a lead teacher with generative somatics, where we partner with movement leaders throughout the country to integrate embodied trauma healing and leadership development into their work. Locally, I provide training, coaching, and facilitation in the areas of conflict transformation, trauma healing, social justice, youth power, and embodied leadership. I have worked extensively in the fields of intimate partner violence, white anti-racism, LGBTQ liberation, transformative/restorative justice, and community organizing.

Mental Health (MSW, LCPC, MFT, PhD, etc), Body Wellness (somatics, yoga, reiki, etc), Community Facilitator (social justice spaces, peer support, etc), Conflict Mediator / Peace Circle Keeper

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and other people of color, QTPOC (queer and trans people of color), Activist and community organizers (non-religious contexts), LGBTQIA+ communities, Houseless communities, Young people

trauma & PTSD care, crisis and crisis response, first responders and care provider care, peer support, LGBTQIA+ care, POC-Centered Care, Anti-racist/Anti-Oppression care, social movement trauma and crisis care, conflict mediation / peacekeeping

I am a longtime social movement educator, organizer, and healer - focusing in the areas of intersectional feminism, anti-racism, queer liberation, anti-capitalism, youth liberation, and transformative justice. Since 2004 I have been studying and teaching with the organization, generative somatics, sharing practices for embodied healing and transformation with movement folks. I love this work and am in a lifetime commitment to integrity and accountability in the fight for Life and Liberation.

unsure, depends on other aspects of this HJ project. 10-15 total.

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I am about to head out of town for a couple of weeks but would love to stay connected to this work, help develop it, and be available for virtual meetings/trainings/mediations etc. I will also need to be assessing the COVID sitch in terms of what kinds of in-person exposure I am up for going forward.

michelle@vitalmindsolutions.com

I practice collaborative psychotherapy from a systemic perspective by:
Examining:
Examining your thoughts and beliefs, how they are supporting or impairing your life goals, and how they are affecting your emotions, actions, and relationships.
Learning:
Learning about you by through your significant relationships, past experiences and current crises. And learning what your understanding is of your role(s) within your relationships, experiences, and within yourself.
Understanding:
Understanding that you do not exist in isolation. Your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors were created in relation to other people and continue to manifest in relation to other people.
Identifying your strengths:
I view your problems within the context of your unique set of relationships and life experiences. You may be stuck in repetitive patterns that do not utilize your personal strengths to your fullest potential. My approach involves identifying your strengths and proposing a treatment plan that utilizes them. My approach, in general, is to provide a safe, comfortable and supportive environment for every person to learn and grow within themselves, their relationships, and their experiences.

Flexibility
My approach to therapy is integrative, meaning I use several different professional theories of thought. I do not adhere to just one theory of treatment as each person has unique situations, thoughts, feelings, and/or behaviors. My approach allows for flexibility in using the proven theoretical elements that best fit each particular person, couple, or family

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and other people of color, QTPOC (queer and trans people of color), Activist and community organizers (non-religious contexts), LGBTQIA+ communities

depression care, anxiety care, Telehealth/video conferencing care. AASECT certified sex therapist

I have limited experience in working on the frontlines of social movements. I have provided volunteer care to marginalized communities via Seattle/King County Clinic.
I am interested in providing support at this time, as I am privileged to be able to help. My feminist stance drives me to give of my services so frontliners can heal as they continue to stand up for change.

www.SamLouieSpeaks.com

I’m an Asian-American therapist who specializes in cultural Issues, trauma, and addictions. Client-centered modality incorporating attachment focus.

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and other people of color, Activist and community organizers (non-religious contexts), Activists and community organizers (religious contexts)

I’m a therapist who writes for Psychology Today on issues of social justice but have never had an opportunity to work/volunteer on the front lines until now.

My schedule changes weekly so may be able to commit more depending on the week

Twitter @revmindi IG @mindiweltonmitchell

mindi@queenannebaptist.org

I'm a pastor at Queen Anne Baptist Church, have served as a hospital chaplain and have had training as a protest chaplain. In both positions serve as a chaplain to all faiths. Have been serving with other Seattle Interfaith clergy as protest chaplains. Mainly listening, spiritual reflection, and offer prayers/liturgy.

Spiritual Care Provider (spirit care, spiritual direction, chaplain, etc)

Activists and community organizers (religious contexts), LGBTQIA+ communities, Young people

crisis and crisis response, aging populations, peer support, LGBTQIA+ care, Anti-racist/Anti-Oppression care, social movement trauma and crisis care, conflict mediation / peacekeeping

I have had training as a protest chaplain and am able to be a nonanxious presence. I think it's important to provide a listening space for people to reflect on what has happened, name their questions and fears, identify trauma, and reflect within their theological/spiritual framework (or for those who are of no religious backgrounds, atheist or agnostic, can help reflect on life purpose and meaning).

10. I have a disabled child so am dependent on availability of my spouse with his job. Some weeks I can commit more than others.

As a pastor I'm often on call so sometimes things can shift and I can come in an emergency, just depending on child care.

I am glad to step aside for clergy of color who wish to serve in this capacity, but I also know my colleagues often need time to take a break. Also willing to just be present on site in clergy garb if it is helpful.

@giantnerdprod (Instagram); @nicolthegreat (twitter)

Certificate in Mental Health CPR, passion for helping people find mental health resources

Activist and community organizers (non-religious contexts)

depression care, anxiety care, resource research and management, I'm really good at finding info, making spreadsheets, and managing calendars!

I have little previous experience working in this space, but I have some training and passion that I would love to offer in support for those who do the ongoing, daily hard work. I can listen, I can find resources for mental and behavioral health, I can keep track of information, I can even help coordinate volunteer shifts. The immediate, in-person work: listening, words of kindness and affirmation, offering accurate and evidence-based information. Long-term: I can provide administrative help so you don't have to think about it.

I am a freelance writer for a living, if I can do anything remotely then I can carve out space any day of the week for that support.

I am a natural born healer. I am an intuitive empath and am a certified reiki practitioner as well.

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and other people of color, Activist and community organizers (non-religious contexts)

This will be the first time in social movement healing work. With all of the civil movements going on the last 2 weeks I feel a strong calling to be of service to my community with my natural healing abilities as well as my reiki healing abilities.

I can offer 15-20hrs a month.

https://www.justinalmeida.com/

Latinx (Mexican Indigenous Ancestry), Mestizo, Bi, Partner, Parent, Chaplain, Unitarian Universalist

My chaplaincy and spiritual care is rooted in the dignity and worth of all human beings as we interconnect with the web of life. I draw from many resources: spiritual traditions of humanity, holy scriptures, ancestor wisdom, post-modern psychology and therapy, and degrees in Philosophy, Theology and Divinity. I currently work as a chaplain at Harborview Medical Center and the VA of Puget Sound and bring more than 10 years of experience in ministry, worship, spiritual care, and public theology.

English, limited Spanish, basic Romanian

Spiritual Care Provider (spirit care, spiritual direction, chaplain, etc), Conflict Mediator / Peace Circle Keeper

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and other people of color, Activists and community organizers (religious contexts), LGBTQIA+ communities, Young people

trauma & PTSD care, crisis and crisis response, addiction & recovery, depression care, anxiety care, first responders and care provider care, conflict mediation / peacekeeping

As a Unitarian Universalist minister I work with my faith community in supporting activists directly and systemically in changemaking. We are engaged in climate justice, the Poor Peoples Campaign, BLM, and other causes. I responded to the call of indigenous activists at Standing Rock in providing spiritual care for front line protesters and have engaged in the healing circle process for incarcerated youth. As a chaplain at trauma centers I continuously engage patients and families who experience violence and death. I am called by the holy spirit of life and love to work in transforming brokenness, knowing that if it not transformed, it will be transmitted. My own POC identity and my Mexican ancestors call me to heal the harms of white supremacy and dismantle its systems, replacing them with systems of connection and wisdom.

4-10 hours a month. As a parent of a 5yo my schedule is all over the place. I commit to helping when I can!

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I work 40+ hours a week and am the parent of a small child. My schedule is all over the place. I am committed to helping when and where I can, and if I can say yes, I will!

www.integrateresource.com

contact@integrateresource.com

I am a mental health counselor (LMHC) and somatic therapist trained in Somatic Experiencing and Organic Intelligence. My practice is to meet folks where they are in the moment and help them more fully connect with the resources and supports present for them, so that their bodies may be free to process activation, transform trauma, and grow power and capacity.

Outdoor or well ventilated space.

Mental Health (MSW, LCPC, MFT, PhD, etc), Body Wellness (somatics, yoga, reiki, etc), Community Facilitator (social justice spaces, peer support, etc)

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and other people of color, QTPOC (queer and trans people of color), Activist and community organizers (non-religious contexts), Activists and community organizers (religious contexts), LGBTQIA+ communities, Houseless communities, Young people

trauma & PTSD care, depression care, anxiety care, chronic illness and disability, first responders and care provider care, peer support, LGBTQIA+ care, POC-Centered Care, Anti-racist/Anti-Oppression care, social movement trauma and crisis care

Nearly 20 years of attending, organizing, participating in mobilizations and community organizing. I entered healing work because I understood oppression as trauma, though I have not previously occupied a specifically healing role in explicit movement spaces. This is THE work. I yearn for liberation for myself, for my beloveds, for Black people, for Indigenous and POC, for all peoples.

I don't altogether know. At least 12. I am open to shifting things in my full schedule to make more space to show up.

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Availability is variable -- above info varies week to week. I can be more often available for shorter shifts, this coming week especially.

Thank you for organizing this! I'd be happy to support admin tasks as well.
I didn't totally understand the "Our priority is providing direct support to BIPOC" question -- is that who we are comfortable working with? ... that is how I answered. Apologies if that's not what is being asked!

www.bethwylietherapy.com

I have white skin, so when asked to fill in a bubble I bubble white.

I am a Marriage and Family Therapist and mainly work with couples. I have been involved in my childrens schools PTA and helped start the equity committee. I am not sure if my services are needed, but I want you to know if I can be of service, I would like to be:)

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and other people of color, Activist and community organizers (non-religious contexts), Young people

This work is important to me and has been my whole life. While I have never volunteered for front line type of work, I have done work personally for as long as I can remember. I read actual history books, I have never allowed anyone to speak in hateful terms without saying something to them. I talk to people and attempt to provide education when I can to the reality of systemic racism, redlining, police brutality, voter suppression.

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No. Except it may change here and there based about needs with my kids.

I’m a social worker; first aid and cpr certified, I think sometimes people just need to feel heard and listened to so I try to use motivational interviewing techniques and empathy. Additionally, I hold a certificate in Harm Reduction and use this framework to address everything.

Community Facilitator (social justice spaces, peer support, etc)

Activist and community organizers (non-religious contexts), Activists and community organizers (religious contexts), LGBTQIA+ communities, Houseless communities, Young people

crisis and crisis response, addiction & recovery, peer support, LGBTQIA+ care, Anti-racist/Anti-Oppression care, social movement trauma and crisis care, conflict mediation / peacekeeping

I participated regularly during the Occupy Movement as part of their outreach and medic teams, I am also a certified CNA and Care Coordinator. Currently in school for Community Health and Education and working on providing rent assistance for folx affected by COVID in the social work field. Long time volunteer for KC Public Health Needle Exchange and PHRA.

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Fb: Rosie Oh Instagram: Punkstybrew and WildRosesHealing

I am a licensed social worker in the state of NY and recently moved to WA. I am in the process of getting licensed here. My practice is based in a holistic liberation framework. I am trained in TF-CBT, EMDR and somatic experiencing. I also am a trained sustained dialogue facilitator. I have facilitated restorative justice sessions and inclusion and equity dialogues as well as individual, group and family therapy. My clinical focus has been the international refugee population but I also have experience with individuals involved in the criminal legal system, experiencing homelessness and living with severe and persistent mental illness. I have some but more limited experience with adults with developmental disabilities and youth in foster care. In my personal journey I recognized that while therapy is a wonderful tool it often did not meet the needs of many - particularly the refugee population that I have most experience with. With this awareness, I have expanded my scope to include more traditional healing practices including energy healing, shamanic healing practices and somatic experiencing.

Mental Health (MSW, LCPC, MFT, PhD, etc), Body Wellness (somatics, yoga, reiki, etc), Community Facilitator (social justice spaces, peer support, etc), Spiritual Care Provider (spirit care, spiritual direction, chaplain, etc), Conflict Mediator / Peace Circle Keeper

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and other people of color, QTPOC (queer and trans people of color), Activist and community organizers (non-religious contexts), Activists and community organizers (religious contexts), LGBTQIA+ communities, Houseless communities, Young people

trauma & PTSD care, crisis and crisis response, addiction & recovery, depression care, anxiety care, first responders and care provider care, peer support, LGBTQIA+ care, POC-Centered Care, Anti-racist/Anti-Oppression care, social movement trauma and crisis care, conflict mediation / peacekeeping

I have primarily been specializing in work with refugees, as I mentioned. However, for the last six months I was a supervisor working on a diverse team 20 folks working in a new bail reform initiative of supervised release, which was an alternative to detention for misdemeanors and non-violent felonies. Since leaving that job and moving to Seattle, I have continued to counsel that team and other other social workers, activists and healers who are struggling with burnout due to personal, vicarious or secondary trauma or the challenges that are associated with working in under resourced overburdened systems. I imagine this would have significant overlap with this social movement.

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I work 9-5 with Refugees NW but I am free any other time.

I convene a radical church rooted in liberation theology and Christian mysticism, called Valley & Mountain. I'm experienced in crafting and facilitating liberative rituals. I'm ordained as a United Methodist minister and trained in pastoral care.

Spiritual Care Provider (spirit care, spiritual direction, chaplain, etc)

Activist and community organizers (non-religious contexts), Activists and community organizers (religious contexts)

I've been the pastor of an activist, multi-ethnic, queer-affirming church for 10 years. Lots of caregiving to lots of activists, of a variety of religious identities (including atheist and agnostic). I've been an activist and grassroots organizer for 10 years, with a particular focus in racial justice, economic justice, and police accountability. I helped found the Interfaith Economic Justice Coalition, a faith-and-labor coalition that mobilized clergy and congregations to practice direct action in solidarity with workers, particularly BIPOC and immigrant workers. My work is rooted in anticapitalist, antiracist, liberation theology and spirituality.

20+ hours/month. I have young children at home and a full-time job, but am energized by this movement

I can show up pretty often but have to arrange childcare with my partner before going.

Along with a Unitarian minister and a rabbi, I've been organizing the "Protest Chaplain" table a the CHAZ/CHOP. I was part of the protest when the stand-off was still happening, and it seemed like clergy presence would be useful to deescalate the police. Now that we've seen this DACS effort coming into being, we plan on ceasing the chaplaincy station and directing people toward this work instead.

carson.w.robinson@gmail.com

White (gay male w lived experience victimized by the SPD)

I’ve been doing dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) for five years in correctional and private practice settings, but mostly in community mental health, and I currently run the DBT program at Harborview. I also serve as an internal consultant for clinicians working with high-risk suicidal clients.

Activist and community organizers (non-religious contexts)

I think the CHAZ is a very important event and hope that it serves as a model for other cities to adopt a police-free system. In the interest of making this work, I want to support activists in working together effectively and coping with the unprecedented difficulties that these efforts will bring. I also would like to provide support in helping respond to suicidal crises without coercive measures, if that’s needed. Preventing suicide for high-risk individuals is a particular area of expertise for me, and it is one area that, if not addressed effectively, could undermine this movement. In addition, I’m interested in providing skills training in emotion regulation, crisis survival, and interpersonal effectiveness, which I think could help the movement. (Also, I’m confused about one of the prompts earlier, wasn’t sure what it was asking.)

Obviously, suicidal crises sometimes need an immediate response, so some sort of “on-call” arrangement might be needed, and I might be open to that. It just depends on what’s needed.

Clearly I’m offering to fill a niche with my more specialized area of training. If this doesn’t seem immediately relevant, I’ll be happy to help in the future if starts looking like a DBT therapist is needed.

Hi! I’m a licensed massage therapist and a level 2 reiki practitioner. I’ve been doing that healing work for folx for six years. Massage and reiki work together wonderfully to address healing on physical and emotional levels. I can use either modality or both for the people I serve. I consider my role as a catalyst, using these modalities to help a persons body remember it’s wholeness and equilibrium.

English and a little spanish

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and other people of color, QTPOC (queer and trans people of color), Activist and community organizers (non-religious contexts), Activists and community organizers (religious contexts), LGBTQIA+ communities, Houseless communities, Young people

I don’t have any background in social movement healing work. The reason I am interested in doing this work is because right now my greatest asset to this movement is the healing work I do. Not my voice, not my ideas. Through the six years I’ve been in practice I’ve seen the short and long term effects of people giving their all and not receiving healing in return. This movement is of primary importance in the world and in this city right now and this movement is a marathon. I am interested in helping because I care about the longevity of this movement and the people who are leading it and this is a way I can help those people keep up their stamina and keep this movement going

I have a wide open schedule being unemployed due to covid so I can help 10-20 hours a week

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aaron@unitedchurchseattle.com

I have been a pastor for 20+ years providing spiritual care and counseling to people of all faiths and backgrounds.

Spiritual Care Provider (spirit care, spiritual direction, chaplain, etc)

Activists and community organizers (religious contexts)

social movement trauma and crisis care, conflict mediation / peacekeeping, pastoral/spiritual care

I have been working with social movements for the past decade, was on the ground in Ferguson in '14 as a roving chaplain. The role of a protest chaplain is to help provide spiritual care and support to protestors and organizers, helping to provide space and spiritual meaning to what is happening. We are also called to be truth-tellers. To help share the message of what is really happening, and to combat the rumors--this is especially true of White, Male, Clergy to use his power/privilege to advance the movement.

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My schedule is really flexible.

https://www.instagram.com/abby.brockman/

Abby Brockman (she/hers) is a trauma chaplain and spiritual caregiver who understands her role as facilitating transformative healing through increasing (re)connection at all levels of living: body, self, family, community, and something greater than ourselves. She received her MDiv from Boston University, completed her clinical CPE training at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston and the VA Medical Center in Seattle, and now serves as a staff chaplain at Seattle Children’s Hospital where the kiddos have stolen her heart. Specializes in trauma, moral injury, suicidality, grief/loss, end-of-life, meaning making, and unlearning. Humanistic Jewish and LGBTQ+ affirming, she shamelessly laughs at the same jokes over and over and believes there are gateways to holiness everywhere.

Spiritual Care Provider (spirit care, spiritual direction, chaplain, etc)

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and other people of color, QTPOC (queer and trans people of color), Activist and community organizers (non-religious contexts), Activists and community organizers (religious contexts)

trauma & PTSD care, crisis and crisis response, depression care, anxiety care, aging populations, first responders and care provider care, peer support, Anti-racist/Anti-Oppression care, conflict mediation / peacekeeping

I've been actively involved in community organizing for the past 5+ years and have always seen my activism and chaplaincy directly related; both are about justice, healing, a peace rooted in equality, and the prophetic voice often misunderstood but fueled by something deeper and greater than the here-and-now. I'm a writer who has advocates for racial justice in her work; have planned and strategized around direct action; been on the front lines as a protestor; led protest songs for large groups; public speaking at rallies; taught workshops on how to have difficult conversations related to social issues; and provided one-on-one spiritual care to BIPOC.

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White, Queer, Jewish, Femme, Parent, Invisible Disabilities, Raised Working-Class

I am a Somatics Practitioner and a Leadership Coach. I began my somatics path ten years ago and became a practioner 6 years ago. My coaching practice combines my extensive experience working in movements, as an organizer, community educator, and organizational development consultant. An anti-oppression orientation is at the heart of my work. My style is relational. I bring a commitment to being both bold and collaborative in service of your goals for healing and transformation.

Mental Health (MSW, LCPC, MFT, PhD, etc), Body Wellness (somatics, yoga, reiki, etc), Community Facilitator (social justice spaces, peer support, etc), Spiritual Care Provider (spirit care, spiritual direction, chaplain, etc), Conflict Mediator / Peace Circle Keeper

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and other people of color, QTPOC (queer and trans people of color), Activist and community organizers (non-religious contexts), Activists and community organizers (religious contexts), LGBTQIA+ communities, Houseless communities, Young people

trauma & PTSD care, crisis and crisis response, anxiety care, LGBTQIA+ care, POC-Centered Care, Anti-racist/Anti-Oppression care, social movement trauma and crisis care

I am a longtime educator and facilitator in social movements. I have participated and trained others non-violent direct action. During Standing Rock uprising I was on a national accomplice team, I was a principal writer on the Standing Rock accomplice welcome packet and one of the ally/accomplice trainers at the camp (2016). I also authored a relationship skills curriculum for the Northwest Network of Bi, Trans, Lesbian and Gay Survivors of Abuse and co-developed a curriculum for Jewish Family Services for children who have witnessed domestic violence.

I am a licensed Naturopathic and Chinese medicine doctor, and my passion is really at the intersection of psychoemotional and physical health: how the body influences the mind, and the how the mind influences the body. I primarily use a Chinese medicine model of understanding human health and experience, but I incorporate elements of vitalism from the modern naturopathic vitalist movement. My approach to healing centers around narrative, helping people connect their disparate life experiences into a cohesive whole, which I believe is necessary for true evolution and transformation. In my practice I primarily focus on diet, lifestyle, herbal medicine, homeopathy, and acupuncture.
I have also spent a significant amount of time practicing mindfulness meditation, and bring that sense of presence and awareness to my life and interactions with others.

English, (Mandarin, it's rusty)

Body Wellness (somatics, yoga, reiki, etc), Alternative Wellness (holistic care - acupuncture, naturopath, etc)

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and other people of color, QTPOC (queer and trans people of color), Activist and community organizers (non-religious contexts), Activists and community organizers (religious contexts), LGBTQIA+ communities, Houseless communities, Young people

trauma & PTSD care, depression care, anxiety care, chronic illness and disability

The closest I've really come to social movement healing work is working in community acupuncture clinics both here in Seattle and in Oakland, CA. I'm drawn to offering my time and expertise as I see this movement as the work to heal at a societal level, which is interconnected with healing at an individual level. I haven't found the opportunity to get really involved up to this point, but this feels like the right place and time.

My schedule varies depending on my patients for the week. Currently the best times for me are Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday afternoons and evenings.

Rabbi for 15 years, certified Level 1 Chaplain, provide spiritual counseling in my community, support couples in premarital counseling, support people in times of illness, death, mourning and other life cycle events.

Spiritual Care Provider (spirit care, spiritual direction, chaplain, etc), Conflict Mediator / Peace Circle Keeper

Activists and community organizers (religious contexts)

addiction & recovery, depression care, anxiety care, aging populations, peer support, Anti-racist/Anti-Oppression care, conflict mediation / peacekeeping

Progressive Rabbi, support LGBTQ+, ecological, interfaith, anti-racist, peacemaking etc.. issues. I hold as Truth, that the Oneness of Being, Spirit, expresses through and manifests as all beings. Each one of us a holy, sacred expression of the Divine.

https://www.organicmindco.com/

organicmindcompany@gmail.com

I am a POC. Raised in the UK and part of the East African south Asian diaspora.

I have a long history (24 years) of working with POC and a range of minorities. I have worked in a variety of environments and populations (see website). I explore our therapeutic relationship using a biographical, humanistic, cognitive behavioral, ACT, strengths based, mindulfness are just some. Not stagnant in any of these modalities and adjust and adapt to the needs of the individual through a course of time.

Mental Health (MSW, LCPC, MFT, PhD, etc), Community Facilitator (social justice spaces, peer support, etc)

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and other people of color, Activist and community organizers (non-religious contexts), Activists and community organizers (religious contexts)

depression care, anxiety care, POC-Centered Care, Anti-racist/Anti-Oppression care, social movement trauma and crisis care, Trauma focused regarding POC, immigration and diaspora.

There has been number of supportive roles therapeutically, I have played in social movements as a social worker in the UK. I have advocated at length with disenfranchised communities of color in the UK surrounding accessing funding from local governments (state and federal funding) whether for education, disability provisions, housing and arts/leisure.

I have an independent practice so I am relatively flexible.

Kathleen.anne.stewart@gmail.com

I am a clinical social worker, I practice anti-oppression, liberation-focused, feminist perspective, trans-inclusive therapy and case management in primary care.

Ability to mitigate noise levels/take breaks for sensory processing disorder

Mental Health (MSW, LCPC, MFT, PhD, etc), Spiritual Care Provider (spirit care, spiritual direction, chaplain, etc)

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and other people of color, QTPOC (queer and trans people of color), Activist and community organizers (non-religious contexts), LGBTQIA+ communities, Houseless communities

trauma & PTSD care, crisis and crisis response, addiction & recovery, depression care, anxiety care, LGBTQIA+ care, Anti-racist/Anti-Oppression care, social movement trauma and crisis care

I have a history of volunteering in the BLM and pride movements and proving gender affirming care and advocacy for reproductive justice. I recognize I am a white woman in this work and am ongoingly working to increase my anti-racism. I believe social justice is healing and that access to affirming mental health services is a human right.

I don’t work Tuesdays and can contribute 3-4 hours every Tuesday as needed, plus some evenings and weekends. I work in Capitol Hill and get off at 5 so I can walk over afterwards as needed.

ND (naturopathic doctor who just graduated, not yet licensed) with experience in first aid, craniosacral therapy, and other physical medicine modalities to support folx with trauma, anxiety, and injury/physical pain. Limited training in counseling and de-escalation modalities as well as medic support. Clinical experience working with neurodiverse and homeless populations. Committed to actively increasing anti-racist practices/care within the healthcare system.

Nothing in particularly. Available to start after 6/27/20. Curious if massage tables are available for somatic/body work or if it would be helpful for me to provide one.

English, limited Spanish and German

Medical Health (MD, RN, etc), Body Wellness (somatics, yoga, reiki, etc), Alternative Wellness (holistic care - acupuncture, naturopath, etc)

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and other people of color, QTPOC (queer and trans people of color), Activist and community organizers (non-religious contexts), Activists and community organizers (religious contexts), LGBTQIA+ communities, Houseless communities, Young people

trauma & PTSD care, chronic illness and disability, aging populations, first responders and care provider care, LGBTQIA+ care, POC-Centered Care

My experience is limited to large marches/protests and I do not have experience on the frontlines of these movements. I feel strongly that the systems we currently have in place are oppressive especially to BIPOC but also to non-whit-cis-het populations in general. I have been so inspired by the movement that is currently taking place and would love to support the folx who have been taking the lead. As a new healthcare provider, I am committed to continuing my education about racism within the healthcare system and racism as a public health issue so that I can implement anti-racist practices into the care I provide. I want to help with the work that is being done but also recognize that I am very new to this kind of work and see myself as a learner/support person. This work is physically and and mentally demanding and I would love to provide body work, primarily in the form of craniosacral therapy, as long as this can be done safely in light of Covid-19.

My schedule is currently pretty flexible, but time is limited about 10 hours per week.

Recent MSW graduate with experience working with youth and families in crisis situations, focuses in mindfulness, psychotherapy and anti- oppression practice

English, Cantonese, Mandarin

Mental Health (MSW, LCPC, MFT, PhD, etc), Community Facilitator (social justice spaces, peer support, etc)

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and other people of color, Houseless communities, Young people

trauma & PTSD care, crisis and crisis response, depression care, anxiety care, Anti-racist/Anti-Oppression care

I don't have experience in this work, but am interested in supporting this movement with the skills and background I have. I'm a learner in healing justice work and hoping to offer what I can as I learn.

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www.NWWellnessMassage.com

I am a licensed massage therapist with 10 years of hands on experience. I have worked with many different populations in that time, including BIPOC. I have been involved with the BLM protests as both a protestor and assistant organizer. I have been looking for more ways to assist this community as they complete this very vital and intense work.

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and other people of color, QTPOC (queer and trans people of color), Activist and community organizers (non-religious contexts), Activists and community organizers (religious contexts), LGBTQIA+ communities, Houseless communities, Young people

I have worked as a protestor and assistant organizer, but have not utilized my healing work in this capacity. I am looking to offer my expertise now because I believe in the work that DACS is doing and believe it to be a great use of my skills.

I can safely offer about 12 hours per month. Potentially more.

Mornings, Afternoons, Evenings, Late Nights

Mornings, Afternoons, Evenings, Late Nights

Mornings, Afternoons, Evenings, Late Nights

Mornings, Afternoons, Evenings, Late Nights

Mornings, Afternoons, Evenings, Late Nights

Mornings, Afternoons, Evenings, Late Nights

Mornings, Afternoons, Evenings, Late Nights

I am available every other week due to childcare availability.

White, Buddhist, mental health activist, author, certified peer specialist, 28 years sober ally

I’m a certified peer specialist and wellness supporter who has been trained in dialectical behavior therapy, somatic experiencing, mindfulness meditation, trauma informed care, and emotional CPR. I live in Ohio California – I have been on the ground virtually for the past three weeks and have been supporting the streamers and their wellness. My stream her friends are in countering in capturing a lot of experience is of people who are in severe emotional distress. Some people have not been able to sleep because they don’t have their meds or have no safe quiet place to sleep. I have been in touch with Rebel Saints – the Buddhist nun denominational meditation community in Seattle which I have been involved with. As well as refuge recovery Dash Buddhist recovery groups that are Ron much like AA. Dan is across from the medic tent is streaming and we are not sure how when he sees people when he walks around or other people witnessed things, how to get people to help they need. I’m wondering if you have Calm is connected. How do people know how to find you? And would you be willing to coordinate with possibly other groups such as the Buddhist groups who could potential he set up a mindfulness zone with peer support and people doing group down regulation techniques.

I’d love a teleportation device right about now

Mental Health (MSW, LCPC, MFT, PhD, etc), Body Wellness (somatics, yoga, reiki, etc), Community Facilitator (social justice spaces, peer support, etc)

trauma & PTSD care, crisis and crisis response, addiction & recovery, depression care, anxiety care, chronic illness and disability, peer support, social movement trauma and crisis care, Mindfulness

A lot of my expertise currently can’t be utilized because I am in California. But I have worked for the past two decades with mental health peer support organizations and has been a national coordinator for the national alliance of mental illness. I am involves many communities that both internationally nationally and locally can help in one way or another provide as much mental health need as possible with those who have been very specifically trained to do peer support trauma informed de-escalation and stabilization

I’m home sitting in front of the computer by myself in quarantine. How much time do you want to give me?

I’m working from CA so am available late into the night

My intention in contacting you is to help coordinate a more unified and responsive approach to getting people the support they need as well as to put the idea out that there could be an entire zone created for people who need support and that that zone could be staffed continuously and people directed there rather than medical tents. Currently Dan is live-streaming by the precinct. I’ve been in contact with Books. A couple people last night had run out of their meds and couldn’t sleep and were becoming hypo manic after not sleeping for three days. And they didn’t know where to go or what to do.

Dans feed now: https://www.facebook.com/LegacyX0/videos/10158335846824491/

Facebook/ Moonlight Healing. Website in process

I've been a massage therapist for 11 1/2 years. I"m in an intuitive body-worker blending in massage with energy, and sound healing. My primary mode of sound healing is a drum. I've worked at Glow Natural Health, saw clients at Madrona house for 4 years, and have and establish practice in Columbia City. My approach is client-centered and holistic, listening deeply to facilitating calming of one nervous system, giving space for clients own innate ability to heal.

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and other people of color

I personally don't have much experience with working in social movements per se. I've taken centering marginalized communities workshop and transliterate workshop. I believe it's important for all seeking bodywork to have access to those services. I primarily work with those who use their insurance benefits. Many that I see have chronic pain, experience anxiety, and depression. It's important to me that I create a safe space that honors and holds each individual no matter where they are at.

I could for sure commit to one 3-4 hour shift each month. It's possible I can go up Bi-weekly.

At this time, I believe Mondays would be my ideal day

Second gen Chinese American, trans woman, disabled veteran, trauma survivor

My background is in clinical social work and massage therapy. My healing modalities include psychosomatic techniques, neuromuscular conditioning, and talk therapy (CBT, DBT, CPT, ACT). My approach is relational, down-to-earth, and strengths based. I seek to model de-colonizing methods to the best of my abilities and am constantly learning how to be a better asset to social and healing justice movements.

Mental Health (MSW, LCPC, MFT, PhD, etc), Body Wellness (somatics, yoga, reiki, etc), Alternative Wellness (holistic care - acupuncture, naturopath, etc), Spiritual Care Provider (spirit care, spiritual direction, chaplain, etc)

QTPOC (queer and trans people of color), LGBTQIA+ communities, Young people

trauma & PTSD care, crisis and crisis response, addiction & recovery, depression care, anxiety care, chronic illness and disability, peer support, LGBTQIA+ care, POC-Centered Care, Anti-racist/Anti-Oppression care, social movement trauma and crisis care

My background is in community social work and have spent a number of years working in nonprofit anti-racist training, community organizing, and legislative advocacy. My studies during my masters in social work program was on race theory and mass incarceration. Providing healing and relief to organizers and those impacted most by oppression is the mission of my work. Now is the opportune time to increase the momentum of the BLM movement to bring about structural changes. Those on the frontlines could benefit from any assistance that enhances their sustainability.

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Mornings, Afternoons, Evenings, Late Nights

Mornings, Afternoons, Evenings, Late Nights

Mornings, Afternoons, Evenings, Late Nights

I’m a white trans queer person from a mixed religious background.

I recently moved to Seattle for a job as an interfaith hospital chaplain. Outside of hospital contexts, I blend my training as a chaplain with my experience as a sex educator and as an dancer to creatively meet the needs of those I work with. From my website: In May 2020 I graduated with a Master of Divinity from Union Theological Seminary (NYC), where I studied ritual, ecology, performance, and spiritual care in queer and trans communities. Raised in a secular household by a Jewish dad and a Greek Orthodox mom, I am currently religiously unaffiliated. I am passionate about offering spiritual care services to communities who aren’t typically able to access them, including but not limited to transgender youth and adults, lesbian, gay, bisexual, or queer youth and adults, people who have experienced religious or spiritual trauma, and people who are religiously unaffiliated and/or identify as secular, atheist, or agnostic.

I don’t have any particular accessibility needs.

English, French ok, German poor.

Spiritual Care Provider (spirit care, spiritual direction, chaplain, etc)

QTPOC (queer and trans people of color), Activist and community organizers (non-religious contexts), Activists and community organizers (religious contexts), LGBTQIA+ communities, Young people

Prior to attending seminary, I have years of experience organizing in a variety of social justice spaces, and especially in groups that use cooperative/consensus-based decision making, including Third Root Community Center (Brooklyn, NY), Divine House Tenants Associarion (Brooklyn, NY), Retail Wholesale Department Store Worker Union (I worked at Babeland while we unionized and won our first contract), and the Pride Center of the Capital Region (Albany, NY). As a hospital chaplain, we offer care not only to patients and their families, often in moments of crisis, but also hospital staff. I have no experience doing frontline movement healing care, but am excited to learn about how to translate my skill set to movement work.

I start my full time job in August at which point i will be able to spend less time per week (4hours). Until then I am able to give 20 hours a week.

Afternoons, Evenings, Late Nights

Afternoons, Evenings, Late Nights

Afternoons, Evenings, Late Nights

Afternoons, Evenings, Late Nights

Afternoons, Evenings, Late Nights

Afternoons, Evenings, Late Nights

Afternoons, Evenings, Late Nights

I live fifteen minute walk away, and could be available on an on-call basis.

ND (naturopathic doctor who just graduated, not yet licensed) with experience in first aid, craniosacral therapy, and other physical medicine modalities to support folx with trauma, anxiety, and injury/physical pain. Limited training in counseling and de-escalation modalities as well as medic support. Clinical experience working with neurodiverse and homeless populations. Committed to actively increasing anti-racist practices/care within the healthcare system.

Nothing in particularly. Available to start after 6/27/20. Curious if massage tables are available for somatic/body work or if it would be helpful for me to provide one.

English, limited Spanish and German

Medical Health (MD, RN, etc), Body Wellness (somatics, yoga, reiki, etc), Alternative Wellness (holistic care - acupuncture, naturopath, etc)

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and other people of color, QTPOC (queer and trans people of color), Activist and community organizers (non-religious contexts), Activists and community organizers (religious contexts), LGBTQIA+ communities, Houseless communities, Young people

trauma & PTSD care, chronic illness and disability, aging populations, first responders and care provider care, LGBTQIA+ care, POC-Centered Care

My experience is limited to large marches/protests and I do not have experience on the frontlines of these movements. I feel strongly that the systems we currently have in place are oppressive especially to BIPOC but also to non-whit-cis-het populations in general. I have been so inspired by the movement that is currently taking place and would love to support the folx who have been taking the lead. As a new healthcare provider, I am committed to continuing my education about racism within the healthcare system and racism as a public health issue so that I can implement anti-racist practices into the care I provide. I want to help with the work that is being done but also recognize that I am very new to this kind of work and see myself as a learner/support person. This work is physically and and mentally demanding and I would love to provide body work, primarily in the form of craniosacral therapy, as long as this can be done safely in light of Covid-19.

My schedule is currently pretty flexible, but time is limited about 10 hours per week.

I am an orphan staying with my sister Nash 14 years. I am really in need of emergency help. I am self quarantined and I have no food, medication, toiletries. We are very badly off and leaving in government shelter. Please help us out in any small way. We are in need of funds. My Venmo is @ukasha-ssejjengo

https://www.facebook.com/victoria.carr.965

Sharing part of my bio..... Reverend Victoria Carr-Ware is a counselor and educator whose primary interest is in spiritual health and well-being. She is an enthusiastic preacher, counselor, and workshop facilitator whose passionate and practical style helps people consider issues around purpose, meaning, loss, and grief. She currently serves as the Ecumenical and Multifaith Campus Minister at Seattle University where she advises all religious/spiritual student clubs on campus and brings folks together across religious and worldview difference. Victoria also serves as Associate Pastor and Worship Leader at New Beginnings Christian Fellowship in Kent, Washington.

Victoria completed a chaplain fellowship at Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, as well as a chaplain residency at the Veterans Affairs Hospital in New York City where she served patients with mental illness and traumatic injuries. She is a promoter of social justice and community involvement and is committed to improving quality of life and raising consciousness through discussions on faith, race, and gender.

Spiritual Care Provider (spirit care, spiritual direction, chaplain, etc)

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and other people of color, QTPOC (queer and trans people of color), LGBTQIA+ communities, Houseless communities, Young people

I have participated in several/many protests in my life in NYC, DC and now Seattle, but never at the frontlines. I've been thinking more about public theology and how I can, as a Black woman clergy person, use my privilege to bring some healing to a fractured and broken world. Moreover, because the Christian church has done so much harm, past and present, both the protesters and the rest of the public need to see a Black woman clergy person present and supportive of this movement for sustained change and transformation.

I'm currently working on my D.Min. so my availability is subject to change.

I currently serve as the Executive Minister (Bishop) of the Evergreen Baptist Association. I've been working on building bridges and cross cultural interrelationship for over 20 years. I've written a book on the subject, Wecoming Community: Diversity that works. I've also done a TEDx chat on the matter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrmkcrx70Q4&t=46s. I also have experience in crisis counseling beginning with credits for clinical pastoral care at The University of Pennsylvania and continuous pastoral experience.

Spanish/English. Portuguese lesser degree

Spiritual Care Provider (spirit care, spiritual direction, chaplain, etc), Community Facilitator / Space Holder (social justice spaces, peer support, etc), Cultural Practitioner

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and other people of color, Activist and community organizers (non-religious contexts), Activists and community organizers (religious contexts), LGBTQIA+ communities, Young people

I've worked with labor movement in PA. I've also been part of developing community relations between Latino populations and town authorities including police. I ran the office of a Latino community organization in PA ACLAMO. https://aclamo.org/
Through it all my main job has been conflict reconciliation and community building. I am passionate about helping people of different backgrounds and perspectives come together for mutual benefit, especially if they cannot see a reason for it.