Wove Therapy

Wove Therapy A psychotherapy practice in NYC that specializes in providing intersectional, compassionate care for all.

Does the language we speak shape the way we think? 🧠💭From Whorfianism to real-world examples, this New Yorker article ex...
03/04/2025

Does the language we speak shape the way we think? 🧠💭

From Whorfianism to real-world examples, this New Yorker article explores how our words influence perception. What do you think? Drop your thoughts in the comments! ⬇️

This month is Su***de Prevention and Awareness Month. Traditionally, BIPOC individuals experiencing suicidality have bee...
09/20/2024

This month is Su***de Prevention and Awareness Month. Traditionally, BIPOC individuals experiencing suicidality have been underserved or recognized due to the harmful stereotypes and system barriers they experience. It is important to continually address and break the stigma to provide the necessary care for those struggling with su***de.

***dePreventionMonth




Quote of the week🌟
09/10/2024

Quote of the week🌟

Psychology has often been critiqued as a tool of Western colonialism, but it also holds the power to liberate and resist...
08/20/2024

Psychology has often been critiqued as a tool of Western colonialism, but it also holds the power to liberate and resist oppression. In his article, Rami Gabriel delves into how psychology can help us understand our identities in the context of colonial histories, turning self-knowledge into a form of resistance. By integrating local philosophies, thinkers like Frantz Fanon and Girindrasekhar Bose used psychology to challenge colonial narratives and empower individuals and communities. This highlights the dual nature of psychology as both a tool of control and a powerful language for liberation.

❇️One concept within intersectional counseling is the idea of unlearning or detaching ourselves from those systems or id...
08/08/2024

❇️One concept within intersectional counseling is the idea of unlearning or detaching ourselves from those systems or identities that have caused us to struggle or suffer through obstacles. The concept of decolonization invites us to do that. Decolonization is the idea of dismantling the pervasive influence of colonialism and its lingering effects on individuals and communities. It calls for the client and therapist to look back at integrating the cultural practices, beliefs, and healing traditions within the sessions. This involves respecting and incorporating non-Western and indigenous ways of knowing and healing. This quote is a reminder of looking back at our relationships to address healing and collective well-being.

08/07/2024

At Wove, we offer sessions in Spanish and Mandarin!
Whether you feel more comfortable expressing yourself in español or 中文, our team is here to support you in the language that feels most natural. Let’s work together to create a personalized space where you can thrive authentically.

Our ✨amazing✨ therapists who offer bilingual services:
✅Susana Chavez, MHC-LP (Spanish)
✅ Katherine [Katu] Medina-Pineda, MHC-LP (Spanish)
✅Ivy Chenghui Li, MHC-LP (Mandarin)



If you’re interested in our bilingual services click the
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✨Meet Ivy, our new therapist at Wove Therapy!✨ Ivy Chenghui Li, MHC-LP is passionate in working with people who are navi...
08/01/2024

✨Meet Ivy, our new therapist at Wove Therapy!

✨ Ivy Chenghui Li, MHC-LP is passionate in working with people who are navigating the intricate web of personal, cultural, and systematic stress. She hopes to support clients to explore their roles and goals to become more fully of who they are.



✨If you’re interested in working with us
click on https://www.wovetherapy.com/contact

08/01/2024

Dr.Forrest Hamer is an African American psychoanalyst who also writes his own poetry. He uses poetry to share his personal experiences and talk about complexities of identity, family, and history. He uses poetry as an opportunity for people to listen and gage into their own internal complexities while also being communally attuned.



https://www.wovetherapy.com/our-story

💭Setting boundaries has been a popular topic on social media. A benefit of having boundaries is the ability to protect y...
07/31/2024

💭Setting boundaries has been a popular topic on social media. A benefit of having boundaries is the ability to protect yourself from disrespect, and manipulation and advocate for your needs in relationships that are causing harm. However, in relationships with close friends and family, this can become difficult to do.

💭The message of uncompromising and rigidness in boundaries on social media can hurt a healthy relationship. It can also be seen as abandoning a relationship without taking accountability ourselves.

💭When setting boundaries, it is important to consider both parties’ needs and practice mutuality. A relationship is a two-way street and allowing for open communication and flexibility can allow us to foster better connection.

🤔What do you think? Does setting boundaries means letting go of a relationship or should it be more fluid?



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➡️At Wove, we believe in remaining true to our clients and practice in an anti-oppressive and intersectional lens. Misco...
07/27/2024

➡️At Wove, we believe in remaining true to our clients and practice in an anti-oppressive and intersectional lens. Misconceptions about therapy have been prominent in our field and still roar through it now with social media. We believe clients should never be at a disadvantage which is why we believe to be critical is to question everything even the misconceptions we may find ourselves believing.

🤍If you’re interested to learn more about our work at Wove, check out our page for more.



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➡️Relational Therapy is one of those approaches that allows us to focus on your whole experience rather than one event t...
07/18/2024

➡️Relational Therapy is one of those approaches that allows us to focus on your whole experience rather than one event to help you conceptualize your current obstacles. It is a great way for clients to understand what a healthy relationship can look like through trust and communication with their therapist.



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