When people hear the word feminist, they often assume it’s anti-men or only about women’s rights. But the truth is, feminist therapy is for everyone — women, men, and couples — because the goal is emotional freedom, connection, and respect.

As a feminist therapist, I help clients unlearn the harmful cultural messages we’ve all absorbed:

• That women’s needs are “too much”

• That men should hide or shut down their emotions

• That power in relationships comes from control, not connection

Feminist Therapy Helps Free Both Women and Men

Feminism is often misunderstood. But at its heart, feminism says:

• Women deserve to take up space and express their needs

• Men deserve to build emotional skills and experience deep connection

• All people deserve healthy, respectful relationships

When we don’t teach boys how to name and navigate their emotions, we rob them of intimacy.
When we tell men to “be tough,” we cut them off from tenderness and joy.
When we pressure women to shrink or self-silence, we shut them off from pleasure, power, and aliveness.

Nobody wins under patriarchal conditioning.

What I Do as a Feminist Therapist

In my therapy practice, I offer:

• Support for women reclaiming their voice, boundaries, and identity

• Guidance for men learning emotional skills they were never taught

• Couples therapy that focuses on unlearning toxic dynamics and building mutual respect

This work is not about blame. It’s about expanding what’s possible for relationships, healing, and emotional connection.

Why I Call Myself a Man-Loving Feminist

Because I want better for everyone.
Because I believe men are capable of vulnerability, tenderness, and love.
Because women deserve partners who can meet them with full emotional presence.
Because love and intimacy thrive when we break free from rigid roles.

If you’re looking for a feminist therapist who supports both men and women in reclaiming emotional freedom and building stronger relationships, you’re in the right place.

Let’s rewrite the story together.