Humantold Psychotherapy Services for Comprehensive Support

We are Humantold. We exist to help people find the right clinician, and the right care for their mental health and wellness journey.

We are here to provide resources and referrals to help you on your unique journey of personal growth. Every day, we see how human connection and increased self-knowledge can change lives for the better. The clinicians and practices we support are here to help you address whatever you feel is inhibiting you from living life as your fullest self.

From Our Clients

Farzad

My partner and I used Jasmine Sundri as our couples therapist between February - May 2019. I really cannot stress how much she has helped us grow as individuals and in our marriage during those months. Jasmine gave us concrete, cognitive based therapeutic solutions and exercises to work through some significant long-term issues we had been unable to resolve over our six year relationship. She mainly helped us start listening to each other again and our relationship is immensely better for it. I'd recommend her wholeheartedly to others in similar situations, thanks a lot Jasmine!

Maria

My family was lucky to find Christina Jeffrey, she was an integral part of our healing. We had many facets to the issues we were dealing with and she managed to separate and work on each one. She was reassuring, understanding, and most of all insightful. She made us feel comfortable enough to open up, especially for those of us that hadn't experienced therapy in the past and for those of us who had and were avoiding it. I could write a book describing all the ways she helped us, but in short we would never have gotten past our issues without her. I highly recommend her - she is truly a caring person and very knowledgeable in her field.

Don

I had the pleasure of working with Aaron. He's professional, patient, understanding, and helpful. He has quite a meditative, nonjudgmental approach to therapy - in the sense that not only is he nonjudgmental as a therapist, but he encourages you not to be judgmental with your own thoughts as you approach your challenges. Having him listen, and hearing his thoughts about my concerns have been instrumental in ensuring I'm living my best life. You're the man, Aaron.

Priscella

I have worked with Benjamin for around a year or more. And it's always great to go see him. I always have great therapy sessions and they have been helping me through life always.

Charlotte

It is difficult to put into words how grateful I am for Rachel Landman. She has helped me change my life for the better and continues to help me learn the tools I need to grow into the person I'd like to be. I can't recommend Rachel enough to anyone who is seeking a therapist who is kind, insightful, genuine, authentic, extremely intelligent, and truly just outstanding at their job. It shows that Rachel cares deeply for the betterment of her clients and goes above and beyond what I ever wanted in a therapist. My only regret is I didn't start going to her sooner.

Korey

I worked with Diana and from being her client I can certainly say she seems to genuinely care. She has helped me with issues and concerns I've been struggling with for some time and is always flexible and understanding. This was a big factor for me as rigidity in a clinician is something I don't tend to do well with. I've been in therapy before but I feel I've made much more progress here.

Simedar

I've bounced around from different therapists for years and am very pleased with my experience at Douglas Psychotherapy. Michelle Hong is amazing and so helpful and light! I look forward to our sessions every week and feel confident that she can help guide me through the toughest times.

James

I've been working with one of your wonderful therapists, Jordan Rands, for a couple months now. He has been a kind, thorough, and thoughtful presence as I start my therapy process - could not have asked for better.

JB

I am delighted to recommend Paige. I have had an exceptionally difficult time through a variety of security-related anxieties that these troubling times have brought. And she helped me become much more confident, independent and willing to ensure that I can become more resilient. I have no doubts she will have an amazing career and help so many people improve on what is one of the most important issues of today's times.

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Upcoming Workshops

Creative Art Women’s Support Group

Tuesdays Time: 1:00 pm Emily Cowling Charlette Yan

This is a supportive and empowering space for women to come together, share openly, and connect deeply. Using various creative exercises, we will explore our self-perceptions, body image, menstruation, women issues, as well as reclaim our own narratives. No artistic experience is needed—just a willingness to explore, create, and share within a community of women. Please bring some basic drawing materials (oil pastels, colored pencils, crayons, markers, papers, or ipad and any other preferred art materials).

2/3/26

Open

Self-Portrait - Explore our identities and sense of self.

2/10/26

Open

Body Mapping - Depict images or symbols on the body to represent somatic feelings, life events, challenges, and resilience.

2/17/26

Open

Body Hair - Reflect on beauty standards and personal perceptions by using art to explore our relationship with body hair.

2/24/26

Open

My Protective Umbrella - Explore your strengths and soft parts through drawing.

3/3/26

Open

Menstrual Period - Express experiences of menstruation, such as cramps and premenstrual syndrome.

3/10/26

Open

Creative with Pads - Use menstrual pads as a medium for artistic expression.

3/17/26

Open

Pleasure & Sexuality - Express feelings and experiences of sex in your own creative way.

3/24/26

Open

Giving yourself grace - Let’s practice gratitude and self compassion!

Making Space for Difficult Emotions

Thursdays Time: 11:00 am Annabelle Ang

Many of us learned, often without realizing it, that certain emotions were unacceptable, unsafe, or best kept to ourselves. This can leave us feeling disconnected from our own experiences or unsure how to respond when difficult feelings arise. This workshop invites us to explore how family, culture, and community shape our relationship with emotions, and to gently reconsider the belief that some feelings are “bad” or must be pushed away. We'll strive to build greater emotional awareness and flexibility, learning how to allow emotions without being overwhelmed by them, and how to respond to difficult feelings in ways that support self-understanding and well-being.

3/26/26

Open

Rules of Emotion

4/2/26

Open

Emotional Permission

4/9/26

Open

Healthy vs Unhealthy Negative Emotions

4/16/26

Open

Emotional Literacy

Navigating Grief

Monday Time: 2:00 pm Danah AlGhamdi

This four-week therapeutic group offers a compassionate space for individuals processing grief in all its forms—whether from the loss of a loved one, the end of a relationship, or a major life transition. Grief can feel disorienting, isolating, and unpredictable, and healing becomes more accessible in community. Through reflective discussion, grounding exercises, psychoeducation, and guided meaning-making, participants will explore the emotional, physical, and relational dimensions of grief. The group supports members in understanding their grief responses, developing coping strategies, acknowledging complex or ambivalent emotions, nurturing self-compassion, and building connection as they navigate life after loss.

3/2/26

Open

Week 1 – Understanding Grief: What It Is, What It Isn’t & Types of Grief

3/9/26

Open

Week 2 – The Emotional & Physical Landscape of Grief

3/16/26

Open

Week 3 – When Grief Is Complicated: Anger, Resentment, and Conflicted Relationships

3/23/26

Open

Week 4 – Integration, Meaning-Making, and Maintaining Connection

The Emotional Caretaker: Finding Balance and Boundaries

Friday Time: 1:00 pm Candice Chiang

Many of us fall into the emotional caretaker role without even realizing it—from taking care of a sibling, being the “mom” of a friend group, to supporting colleagues or partners, we often put others’ needs before our own. In this workshop, we will dive into where these patterns come from, how they show up in our lives, and how they affect us. Most importantly, we will explore practical ways to set boundaries, find balance, and take better care of ourselves along the way.

3/13/2026

Open

What is Emotional Caretaking?

3/20/2026

Open

Why We Care So Much: Sociocultural influences that shape our caretaking

3/27/2026

Open

The Good, the Hard, and the Unexpected: Benefits and challenges of caring for others

4/3/2026

Open

Caring for Others Without Losing Yourself: Practical tools for balance, boundaries, and self-care

Chinese Community Support Group

Tuesday Time: 2:00 pm Yiran Sun

The immigration process for individuals born in China poses unique complexities and challenges. This workshop aims to support Chinese individuals who are planning to immigrate or are undergoing their immigration process. Whether you're frustrated by inconveniences at work and during travel, find it challenging to navigate between different cultural values, or are uncertain about how to move your life forward, we focus on addressing the specific issues encountered by Chinese immigrants. Our group is here to offer support and empowerment, helping you feel connected, understood, and heard.

2/17/26

Open

Happy Chinese New Year! - Let’s Celebrate Culture Heritage

2/24/26

Open

My World: Visa and Green Card

3/3/26

Open

My Name and My Identity

3/10/26

Open

When I Just Came to the US

3/17/26

Open

Decision to Leave: why I immigrated & future plan

3/24/26

Open

Myth or Truth: “The Grass is Greener”

3/31/26

Open

Dating and Relationships as an immigrant

4/7/26

Open

Assimilation vs My Identity

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy - A Crash Course in Navigating Our Emotions

Thursday Time: 6:00 pm Lily Decker

The purpose of this group is to provide an overview of Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) in an effort to help understand your emotions and improve your interpersonal relationships. This “crash course” will take you through four modules of DBT -Mindfulness, Distress Tolerance, Emotion Regulation, and Interpersonal Effectiveness. Each module will provide you with tangible skills that you can practice on your own to help regulate your emotions and effectively communicate with others. Ultimately, the goal of this group is to leave you feeling empowered, understood, and capable to go into the world and create a life
worth living.

2/26/26

Open

Week 1: Orientation and Mindfulness

3/5/26

Open

Week 2: Distress Tolerance Skills

3/12/26

Open

Week 3: Radical Acceptance

3/19/26

Open

Week 4: Emotion Regulation Skills

3/26/26

Open

Week 5: Reducing Vulnerability to Negative Emotions

4/2/26

Open

Week 6: Building Emotional Resilience

4/9/26

Open

Week 7: Effective Communication Skills

4/16/26

Open

Week 8: Navigating Dialects, Validation, and Relationships

Thriving Professionals Group.

Thursday Time: 7:00 pm Chioma Ofodile
A skills-based and insight-oriented group designed to help adults navigate workplace stress, strengthen communication, build confidence, and develop a professional identity that supports their well-being and long-term career goals. I want to lead the group alone.

1/15/26

Open

Understanding Your Professional Identity

1/22/26

Open

Communication Styles & Workplace Dynamics

1/29/26

Open

Setting Boundaries & Preventing Burnout

2/5/26

Open

Navigating Feedback, Conflict & Power Dynamics

2/12/26

Open

Imposter Syndrome & Confidence Building

2/19/26

Open

Emotional Regulation at Work

2/26/26

Open

Strengths, Values & Career Alignment

3/5/26

Open

Integration & Personal Career Vision Plan

Finding Your Way Back to Yourself: Navigating Early Parenthood

Monday Time: 4:00 pm Renata Fayzullina
This 4-week group supports new parents and parents of young children as they adjust to the transitions of early parenthood. Through discussion, reflection, and practical tools, participants will explore the emotional, relational, and identity shifts that accompany becoming a parent, and learn tools to navigate stress and overwhelm.

1/12/26

Open

Week 1. Transition to Parenthood: Understanding the Change

1/19/26

Open

Week 2. Stress, Overwhelm, and Coping

1/26/26

Open

Week 3. Who Am I Now? Integrating Identity and Parenthood

2/2/26

Open

Week 4. Modern Parent Self-Care and Well-Being

Navigating Your Twenties

Tuesday Time: 2:00 pm Julianna (Juli) Walchuk
Calling all twenty-somethings who are feeling a little bit stuck, lost, or overwhelmed! This decade can be challenging to navigate as you adjust into adulthood and may be facing new stressors. This group will serve as a space to share experiences, make connections with peers, and learn some coping strategies to manage the anxiety of this decade.

1/6/26

Open

Introduction- Challenging the Myth of "The Best Decade of Your Life"

1/13/26

Open

Relationships & Friendships

1/20/26

Open

Work & School Challenges

1/27/26

Open

Managing Financial Stress

2/3/26

Open

Goal Setting & Looking to the Future

Time Management as a Mental Health Strategy

Friday Time: 5:00 pm Ella Stupart

“How we spend our days is, of course, how we spend our lives” (Dillard, 1989, p. 32).

Effective time management is more than simply completing our daily tasks—it’s a foundation for

maintaining mental wellness and living intentionally. By identifying the activities and values that most support our happiness and balancing them with our responsibilities, we can build a lifestyle that feels both sustainable and fulfilling. In this workshop, we will explore practical time management skills designed to help you cultivate greater balance, peace, and a sense of accomplishment in your everyday life.

2/6/26

Open

Week 1: Burnout Prevention: Balancing Productivity and Rest

2/13/26

Open

Week 2: Using Values to Guide our Schedules

2/20/26

Open

Week 3: Exploring Procrastination and Time Traps

2/27/26

Open

Week 4: Practical Time Management Skills

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