Dr. Luis Ramírez

( English | español ) I remember my own experience meeting my new therapist. I was anxious to talk to a new person. I did not know if I would make sense. I did not want to feel judged. I remember feeling lost and hopeless. The only thing I knew was that I wanted to change the bad feelings and I resisted to believe that there was something wrong with me. I wanted someone who could guide me to understand my world and myself. I wanted a safe space. I needed to find someone who could collaborate with me in changing and resisting. I did not want a therapist who treated me as a study object. I just wanted to feel fully human. As a psychotherapist, I am committed to challenging traditional frames in therapy. I value the relationship with people who meet with me for therapy. I have experience working with Queer people and their families, immigrants and people who struggles with trauma, depression, anxiety, and the impact of violence and oppression in any of its ways. I believe we are an inter