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Rooted in Presence, Guided by Curiosity

I'm Dr. Latrina Nash, a licensed clinical psychologist. I work with LGBTQ+ adults on anxiety, grief, relationships, and the quiet questions that don't always have a name, including who you are and how you want to live.

My approach is integrative. I draw on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, psychodynamic therapy and body-based awareness, and I explain each before I use it. You can say no to any of it. I don't treat your identity as something to fix, and I don't ask you to explain or defend it.

Before opening my private practice I completed doctoral training in clinical psychology and worked at a community mental health center serving people with little insurance.

My philosophy is that you already know a good deal about your own life. I don't see myself as the expert on it. I see myself as a skilled companion who can sit with what is complicated, stay steady when it is hard, and notice the small shifts as they happen.

  • Presence

    Full attention to what's alive in the room between us.

  • Curiosity

    Approaching your experience without judgment or agenda.

  • Integration

    Bringing together mind, body, and relational patterns.

  • Gentleness

    Moving at the pace that honors your nervous system.

  • 50 min

    Individual sessions

  • Video

    For clients in Oregon

  • Adults

    18 and older
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Your therapist

Who you will work with

  • A therapist in a beige cardigan seated in an armchair in a therapy office

    Latrina Nash

    Clinical psychologist

    • Licensed Psychologist · OR Lic. 000000

    Dr. Nash sees adults one on one, in the Portland office and by video for clients in Oregon. She explains each method before she uses it and lets you set the pace.

What to expect from Grace

  • Warmth

    Every session starts from respect. You set the pace, and we can stop or change course at any point.

  • Mind and body

    We pay attention to thoughts, feelings and what the body is telling you, and how they fit together.

  • Privacy

    Your records stay private except where the law requires otherwise. The first session covers those limits.

  • Community

    Where it helps, we talk about the people, family and friends around you, and the people you can lean on.