Katherine (Kat) Roubos is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist who firmly believes that individuals are not defined by their problems; rather, the problems themselves are the issue. Together with clients, Katherine facilitates the discernment of these differences to foster meaningful change. As a white, genderqueer therapist, she is passionate about promoting personal, interpersonal, and collective healing through nurturing relationships and advocacy. Katherine specializes in supporting individuals who face challenges related to boundaries, self-respect, burnout, anger, social and racial justice, healing trauma, identity development, existential questions, sexuality, gender identity, and life transitions. She warmly welcomes clients from LGBTQ, poly, and kink communities. Her therapeutic approach integrates relational mindfulness and somatic awareness skills, complemented by a sense of humor and anti-oppression-focused narrative therapy frameworks. Katherine empowers individuals to deepen their mind-body awareness, honor the signals from their bodies, and critically examine the beliefs that contribute to repetitive negative emotional states. Her goal is to help clients connect more deeply with themselves, tapping into their strengths, dreams, fears, boundaries, needs, longings, and joys. With her guidance, clients gain clarity regarding the path that links historical coping strategies with desired life changes, navigating from the life they have lived to the one beckoning them forward.