Raschell Bailey

Since 2006 I have provided individual, group, couples, & family counseling. I now solely concentrate on making mental health services accessible to underserved individuals within the BIPOC (Black and Indigenous People Of Color)and/or LGBTQIA communities. I write letters for gender affirming care. I also aim to assist those dealing with grief, death and dying in our retirement communities. I was raised in Mid-west suburbia and know what it is like to feel or look different than those around you. Representation Matters! I want to humanize and normalize treatment. I volunteer and work with One N Ten, as well as Camp Anytown, seeking to motivate others toward emotional liberation and legitimate validation.

Are you feeling unseen, unheard, or invalidated? I see you! I am passionate about making space for those that are not the majority. Whether you’re advanced in years, Black & Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC) or LGBTQ I understand being underserved and lacking positive representation. I enjoy teaching realistic skills to reach wellness, cope with grief, love & protect ourselves mentally and emotionally with boundaries. I think outside of the box and incorporate culture with use of creative alternatives like expressive arts therapy, movement therapy, music & scream therapy. Unapologetica authenticit is what we will aim for together!

I work with clients who have felt invisible and unimportant due to matters they did not cause or are unable to change. During our first appointment I will get an in depth view of your social and health history then we will discuss what treatment will look like for you. My style is not similar to what majority assume of counseling and that same style has aided my clients in finding their wellness.