Siena Vaccara

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My clinical focus is in Reproductive Well-Being. As a counselor with specialized training & a Doula background, I am passionate about providing holistic focused therapy to people as they navigate premenstrual, abortion, fertility, family planning, prenatal, birth or postpartum mental health + adjustment concerns. I am also a queer therapist who aims to create an affirming environment for the LGBTQIA+ community. In session, I utilize Somatic (mind-body), Narrative, CBT, Person-Centered & Feminist treatment interventions.

My Pro-Choice Perspective

What being a Pro-Choice Therapist means to me:

Being a pro-choice therapist means understanding the four pillars of reproductive well-being: autonomy, control, respect and systems of support - meaning, in practice, therapists must promote personal decision making power, access to information, empathy, and resources to all who seek care.

Why I think bodily autonomy and reproductive freedom are important:

Reproductive health is mental health - our ability to choose impacts physical, developmental, psychological, and relational safety. As a Clinician, establishing safety through examining values with unbiased, strength-driven self-compassion is important to me.

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Siena Vaccara

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https://www.sienavaccaralmhc.com/

sienavaccara.therapist@gmail.com

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My Pro-Choice Perspective

What being a Pro-Choice Therapist means to me:

Being a pro-choice therapist means understanding the four pillars of reproductive well-being: autonomy, control, respect and systems of support - meaning, in practice, therapists must promote personal decision making power, access to information, empathy, and resources to all who seek care.

Why I think bodily autonomy and reproductive freedom are important:

Reproductive health is mental health - our ability to choose impacts physical, developmental, psychological, and relational safety. As a Clinician, establishing safety through examining values with unbiased, strength-driven self-compassion is important to me.