Azul Therapies, LLC

Shelby (they/them) witnessed firsthand the toll that sustained activism and generational trauma can take on individuals and communities throughout their organizing journey in community. Recognizing the deep need for mental health care in organizing spaces, they committed to the path of becoming a counselor—dedicating themselves to collective healing and liberation. Shelby’s therapeutic interests center around generational trauma, including racial trauma, immigration trauma, systemic violence, internalized cultural assimilation, and domestic violence. They aim to integrate the values of community organizing into their counseling practice—grounded in the belief that all human life is valuable, and that healing happens in community. Shelby is a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate under supervision of Lori Martin, MS, LPC-S. Shelby speaks english and spanish. If you're interested in working with Shelby - send them an email at shelby@azultherapies.com (Full rate $95, sliding scale available). Mosaico (they/them) is a disabled queer latine trans therapist with a history of community organizing in abolition, youth, workers', and LGBTQ+ rights. They experienced the joy and stress of community work and saw how systemic violence took a toll on bodies and relationships, ultimately leading them to healing work that centers connection, the sociopolitical and cultural environment. Mosaico serves adolescents and adults, with a focus on the LGBTQ+ community and those struggling with addiction. They also work with clients who are struggling with generational trauma, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, addiction, the impact of oppression, and life transitions. Mosaico uses person-centered, relational cultural therapy, EMDR, expressive arts, and somatics to help clients identify survival strategies that no longer serve them, strengths, new value-aligned practices, and a vision for change. Their work is collaborative client-led healing and they value compassion and curiosity. They speak english and spanish. If you're interested in working with Mosaico - send them an email at mosaico@azultherapies.com (Full rate $95, sliding scale available). Callen (they/them) is accepting adult clients who identify as LGBTQIAP+, Fat/Body Diverse, Neurodiverse, Ethically Non-Monogamous and Polyamorous populations and kink/BDSM practicing folx. They have special interest in working with Complex PTSD, developmental trauma, and religious trauma. Callen practices Trauma-informed care and incorporates other affirming practices such as Health at Every Size and sex positivity in their therapy sessions. If you're interested in working with Callen - send them an email at callen@azultherapies.com (Full rate $95, sliding scale available). Janette is the owner and founder of Azul Therapies, LLC. They work with people who are often misunderstood by the mental health industrial complex and integrate autonomy, collaboration, and decolonization into practice. It is important to Janette that who you are is honored, not pathologized. Therapy with her could look like being understood - free of judgement, - exploring relationship patterns, and having a space where your experiences are believed. To work with Janette email janette@azultherapies.com (Full rate $120/session, sliding scale available) FOR CLIENTS - To request a file, please send a request to info@azultherapies.com or ask your clinician in session for a copy of your file. To file a complaint with the board, please fill out the Council’s complaint form. The completed form can be sent by email to Enforcement@bhec.texas.gov or by mail to 1801 Congress Avenue, Suite 7.300, Austin, Texas 78701. Forms can be found at https://bhec.texas.gov/complaints-enforcement-faqs/ Information on how to file a consumer complaint with the Office of the Attorney General can be found at https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/consumer-protection.