Matthew Phillips, LCSW, MEd, MT-BC, is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist who empowers adults and adolescents navigating through the complexities of depression, anxiety, trauma, and relationship challenges. He specializes in supporting individuals whose sexuality, gender, and relationships have been marginalized, particularly those within the LGBTQ community. Matthew's practice is rooted in a social justice perspective, recognizing that oppression can hinder relationships, sexual identity, and sexual expression. He welcomes and affirms individuals of all sexual orientations, gender presentations, and consensual relationship models. His person-centered and integrative approach to therapy draws from cognitive behavioral and dialectical behavioral therapies, providing unconditional support while equipping clients with skills essential for growth and transformation. Matthew believes that therapy is a transformative process that facilitates change in thoughts, emotions, and interpersonal relationships. He is eager to collaboratively explore how positive change can be cultivated in the lives of his clients.