Mandi Curtis

Mandi Curtis, a licensed clinical social worker and therapist, is dedicated to supporting those navigating the complexities of acquired disabilities, lifelong disabilities, new-onset chronic illnesses, changes in or loss of functioning, medical trauma, and grief and loss. Her ideal clients include individuals who may also be caretakers, seeking to understand and embrace their unique emotional landscapes. Mandi believes in harnessing the positive power of complex and conflicting emotions, including anger, as vital components of the journey towards living a healthier and more fulfilling life.

With a robust background in physical disability, chronic illness, and the complexities of care associated with dual diagnosis or multiple comorbidities, she prioritizes accessibility and person-centered care. Mandi excels in providing empowering and collaborative therapeutic interventions, drawing from her own experiences as a person with a congenital physical disability. Her time spent in institutional and medical settings enriches her empathetic approach, blending both patient and provider perspectives. This unique insight allows her to foster a safe and supportive environment for her clients, encouraging growth and understanding on their therapeutic journeys.