I’m Cameron Eshgh, LMHC, LMSW, CCTP, CAIMHP, NCC—a first-generation Iranian-American, nonbinary psychotherapist licensed in New York, Florida, and Vermont. My practice is a virtual sanctuary where LGBTQ+, gender-expansive, poly/ENM, kink-affirming, and BIPOC people can explore healing and self-discovery without a wait list or geographic barrier.
Drawing on two master’s degrees in counseling—including one from Columbia University—plus an M.Div in Interfaith spirituality and ongoing shamanic training, I weave somatic therapies, Internal Family Systems, mindfulness, nonviolent communication, transpersonal wisdom, DBT, CBT, and psychodynamic insight. Clients often describe me as warm, direct, and unflappable—a steadfast guide who meets every facet of their identity with respect, clarity, and compassion.
My mission is to accompany you through trauma, grief, anxiety, mood shifts, relationship crises, and the echoes of religious harm, helping you reclaim embodied calm, authentic pleasure, and purposeful connection. Whether you’re questioning identity, tending nervous-system overwhelm, or renegotiating boundaries in poly-kink relationships, you’ll find an affirming space that honors mind, body, and spirit.
My care philosophy—
• Intersectional & trauma-informed: I recognize the layered impact of minority stress, racism, and cis-heteronormativity on mental health.
• Body-minded & consent-driven: Sessions integrate nervous-system regulation and always proceed at your pace, with transparent collaboration.
• Holistic & pragmatic: We pair experiential depth work with concrete skills you can use between sessions—rituals, boundary language, movement, breath.
• Accountability with kindness: Expect both gentle witnessing and honest feedback that catalyzes lasting change.
You are the author of your heroic transformation; my role is to offer the map, the lantern, and steadfast companionship along the way.
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