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Jaya Ramesh LMHC

Jaya Ramesh ​is a cis, immigrant, settler, neurodivergent, woman of color, with caste, class, and education privileges. I currently live on the unceded lands of the Duwamish peoples. My passions include creating liberatory healing and learning spaces and working to disentangle from and dismantle systems of oppression, including supporting organizations on becoming more equitable and anti-oppressive and teaching as an adjunct faculty at Antioch University. In my private practice, I support interracial, intercultural, and neurodivergent couples in finding connection. I see myself as a truth teller and facilitator with a passion for unlocking the stories that live deep within us and are waiting to be shared. Informed by my lived experiences and my clinical work, I am currently co-authoring a book parenting at the intersection of raising children of color who are neurodivergent. I am a proud mamma bear to two wonderful kids. Partnered with my best friend for over 18 years, we are also raising an adorable Australian Sheperd, Labradoodle mix Bagelz. My resilience practices include hiking, cooking, meditation, napping, binge-watching shows, and being out in nature.

​You can find out more about me at
www.jayarameshcounseling.com
  • Home
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  • WHO WE ARE
    • On-site practitioners
    • Community Members
    • Extended Family
  • RESOURCES
  • Workshops & Groups
    • Asian Men's Group
    • Trans Kids Play Group and Parents Support Group
    • Transits: Writing workshop for trans teens
    • Hospicing Zionism
    • Parenting Neurodivergent Children
    • Trans Teens Connect!
    • When Winter is Too Much
    • Raising your unexpected child
    • Kate Mageau Groups
    • OCD Group
    • Intersectionality, race, and spirituality
    • From Strength to Strength
    • Eric Ward: Responding to White Nationalism
    • Resmaa Menakem: Healing racial trauma
    • Womxn of Color Healing Circle
    • Tools for healing and liberation >
      • Oct 28 2017
      • Dec 9 2017
      • Jan 28 2018
      • Feb 10 2018
      • March 2 2018
      • March 31 2018
      • April 27 2018
    • Family Values for the Revolution >
      • Sep 30 2018
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      • Jan 27 2019
      • Feb 17 2019
      • March 2019
      • April 2019
      • June 2019
    • You can't pour from an empty cup >
      • Nov 17 2019
      • Jan 3 & 4 2020
      • Feb 2 2020
      • Apr 17 2020
      • May 29 2020
      • May 30 2020
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