Sophia Zucker

Sophia Zucker is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist who understands that unmet needs for safety and acceptance can often leave individuals feeling broken or lost. She creates a therapeutic environment where clients can collaboratively explore painful patterns and responses, viewing them as resilient and creative adaptations. By honoring this resilience, Sophia helps her clients engage in new ways with themselves, in their relationships, and in the world around them. Her deep commitment to inclusion means she actively addresses experiences related to race, class, ability, and gender, while recognizing the impact of systemic oppression on mental health and well-being. Sophia has a passion for working with LGBTQI+ individuals and is known for her queer/trans knowledge and affirmation. She also provides support for activists healing from trauma, facilitating sustainable engagement in movement work. With a respectful approach, Sophia welcomes psychiatric survivors and those who have faced challenges in past therapy experiences. She listens deeply to her clients, helping them tune into the information their bodies, memories, and values provide. Sophia is deeply moved by her clients and the meaningful connections formed in therapy, making the journey both profound and often playful.