Moya Oleary is a dedicated licensed professional counselor who excels in providing individual, couples, and family counseling for all individuals, with a special focus on supporting minority populations. Her primary expertise lies in offering counseling and supportive services tailored to the LGBTQIA+ community. Moya understands the common struggles of human beings, including feelings of inadequacy, insignificance, and challenges in love and self-acceptance. She recognizes that these feelings often take root early in life, leading to the development of defense mechanisms that, although no longer necessary, continue to impact relationships and personal success. Moya believes the battle against these inner challenges can be a daily struggle. With a commitment to ensuring no one has to suffer alone, she encompasses a wide range of clinical experience, including work in residential, community mental health, schools, and integrated primary care settings. She provides support to children, adolescents, and adults facing issues such as anxiety, trauma, depression, substance use, and personality disorders, particularly related to the LGBTQIA+ community. Currently pursuing a doctorate in clinical psychology with an emphasis on health psychology, a field exploring the convergence of physical and mental health, Moya employs a relational-based approach to foster connection and grounding with each individual during their therapeutic journey.