Introducing Our Blog: A Drive Towards Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

One of our missions at Sage Stone Counseling is to continue growing in the ways that we support different groups of individuals, including people of different races, ethnicities, religions, abilities, genders, ages, abilities, socioeconomic statuses and sexual identities.

We are committed to fostering a culture of diversity, equity, and inclusion in all aspects of our work, and we hope that starting this blog will allow us to make more space for issues that affect marginalized communities, offer education and insight around mental health topics, and allow us to provide these resources at no extra cost. 

We hold that everyone should have the right to mental health care, while also accepting the reality that not everyone has the resources to go to therapy. 

We are dedicated to addressing systemic barriers and injustices that may impact our clients' well-being and mental health. We offer a sliding scale alternative for clients who may not have insurance benefits and also offer free services for Gender Affirming Surgery letters (GAS) to whoever in the community might need them.

We want to continue addressing our blind spots and becoming more conscious of the impact we have on our community. 

We pledge to continually educate ourselves on issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion and to integrate these principles into our policies, procedures, and therapeutic approaches. We are committed to fostering a supportive community where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued, and we recognize that doing so requires ongoing effort and reflection. We welcome feedback from our clients, colleagues, and community members and are dedicated to continuously improving our practices.

At Sage Stone Counseling, we maintain focus on providing affirming and safe therapeutic space to marginalized groups of all kinds and are here to help. If you or a loved one is seeking support from a therapist, consider contacting us today.  .

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