Matt Bouse

Matt Bouse is a compassionate and dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist specializing in helping individuals who have felt marginalized or ashamed due to societal pressures. He understands the complexities surrounding issues like anxiety, men's concerns, and self-esteem, recognizing the pervasive impacts of patriarchy, racism, ableism, transphobia, and toxic work cultures on mental well-being. With a deep commitment to creating a non-judgmental space, Matt guides his clients in processing the grief attached to their experiences, fostering an environment where they can learn to trust their emotions and embrace self-love. As a mixed-race, cisgender man, Matt appreciates the importance of diverse perspectives in therapy, employing culturally sensitive and trauma-focused approaches. Outside of his professional life, he enjoys video games, running, watching cartoons and classic films, reading manga, and listening to pop music, all while being attentive to broader political and environmental issues. Matt’s passion for his work as a therapist drives him to build safe relationships that encourage openness and growth. He understands that the journey to find the right therapist can be challenging, particularly for first-timers, and seeks to support individuals in this process with warmth and sincerity.