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Healing

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Transformation

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Movimiento

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Healing - Transformation - Movimiento -

At Ollin Therapy, healing takes many forms. In addition to therapy, we offer spaces for learning, unlearning, and remembering — all grounded in ancestral knowledge, cultural wisdom, and collective care.

Below you'll find a range of offerings, from clinical therapy to community healing circles and professional trainings.

Our Offerings

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    Trainings on Culture & Reindigenizing Mental Health

    These workshops and CEU-accredited trainings are designed for therapists, healers, and community members who are ready to move beyond clinical frameworks and into liberatory, culturally-rooted practice. Through storytelling, dialogue, and reflection, we explore decolonial theory, identity development, and ancestral frameworks that honor our peoples and traditions.

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    Clinical Supervision

    As licensed clinical supervisors, we provide holistic and relational supervision that honors both professional development and personal growth. we support new clinicians in integrating theory, ethics, and cultural context — while also tending to the heart of the work: who you are, who you serve, and who you are becoming.

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    Clinical Consultation

    I offer individual and group consultation for therapists, educators, and practitioners who want to deepen their cultural humility, navigate complex cases with a decolonial lens, or bring more intentionality and spirit into their practice. These sessions are collaborative, grounded, and rooted in shared wisdom.

  • Medicinal Drumming Circles

    Medicinal Drumming Circles

    Drumming is an ancient technology of healing — connecting us to the heartbeat of the Earth, our bodies, and each other. These circles offer a sacred space to regulate the nervous system, release what no longer serves, and restore balance through rhythm, intention, and collective sound. All are welcome — no drumming experience needed.

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    Psychotherapy

    We offer individual and couples therapy for adults and older teens In California. Our therapists work with anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, life transitions, relationship challenges, and intergenerational wounds utilizing through a culturally grounded, trauma-informed lens.

    Sessions are available in English, Spanish and Spanglish, via telehealth and in person.

    Fees range from $185–$250 per session. Sliding scale spots are limited and available upon request. Some insurance accepted — see individual therapist pages for details.

Meet Our Therapists

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Jesus Solorio, el/he/him LMFT 111784

Jesus specializes in trauma, anxiety, depression, and intergenerational wounds — with a focus on BIPOC, Xicano/Latinx, and queer communities. His approach is culturally responsive, strength-based, and rooted in re-indigenizing and liberation psychology. He integrates EMDR, somatic practices, narrative therapy, and humor into the healing relationship.

Currently has a waitlist — potential clients are welcome to book a free 15-minute consultation.

Melina Juárez Pérez, ella/she/her Graduate Student in Practicum

Melina works with Chicanx, Latinx, and BIPOC communities, with a particular focus on fat, disabled, queer, and women folk. Their approach blends Indigenous, feminist, and queer frameworks with creative tools like collaging, art, and oracular practices. Melina is a practicum student working under the licensed supervision of Jesus Solorio, LMFT.

Sessions are offered at a reduced fee.

Cristina Mariscal, ella/she/her LMFT 130168

Cristina specializes in supporting adults and older teens through life transitions, relationship challenges, grief, depression, anxiety, and intergenerational trauma. With over 20 years in public health and mental health, she brings a holistic, multicultural lens — honoring the spiritual, physical, emotional, and mental dimensions of wellness. She offers therapy in both English and Spanish.

Meet Our Partners