Founder, Licensed Therapist - LMFT, Community Gatherer

Percy founded PQHC - this collective - in response to a long-standing dream to gather like-mindeds in a queer-centric, multi-identity-intersectionality space. He facilitates groups - currently 4 men’s groups, couples’ work, family therapy, and sees some individuals in English and Spanish. Central therapeutic modalities include Attachment theory, Parts work, Emotionally focused therapy, and Affirmation therapy. Other work has included CBT, exposure therapy, and surrogate partner therapy.

As a mixed-race human, he grew up in Mexico, Idaho, Puerto Rico, Honduras, Maryland, and Chile. Percy’s worn many hats, including high school music teacher in L.A., registered nurse, wound nurse, hospice nurse, restaurant pianist, surrogate partner, sex therapist, and lover of wondrous forest mycelium networks.

Licensed Therapist, Reiki and Brainspotting Practitioner, Community Gatherer

Robyn describes herself as a white, cis-gender, queer woman in a hetero-passing relationship, who is able-body presenting, non-religious spiritual, tarot-dabbling, divorced and ecstatically remarried cottage witch on a journey to create safe, sacred, decolonized and antiracist spaces in her life and business. She is licensed as a therapist in both Oregon and California, and founded the PDX Helpers and Healers, with nearly 700 members.

Professional Counselor Associate

As an ex-evangelical queer person, Gary is passionate about partnering with LGBTQIA+ adults to help them live authentic and fulfilling sexual, relational, and spiritual lives. He is also a member of AASECT, the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists.

Licensed Professional Counselor

Kaia is a queer, nonbinary counselor who loves nature, animals, books, and coziness.  They  specialize in boundary work, self-compassion, and identity exploration.  Therapy modalities include: Internal Family Systems (level 1 trained) , Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Mindfulness-based approaches.  Kaia is an ally to transgender / nonbinary and neurodivergent clients, and is critical of white supremacy, diet culture / fatphobia, and ableism.  She has a grounded approach that helps clients to improve their relationship to self, body, and others.  Serving adult individual clients only.

MS, NCC, LPC

Jupiter works with clients around the intersections of structural and personal trauma, working with complex trauma alongside queerness, transness, and neurodivergence. As an existential counselor at heart, they focus on the uniqueness of each person and how we make meaning out of a chaotic and painful and beautiful world. Jupiter considers counseling to be part of a larger vocation of living in heartfelt connection - alongside counseling, they also build deep relationship with natural spaces & plants, engage in political activism, make a lot of art, and practice buddhism and witchcraft. Identity-wise, Jupiter is a white, variably able-bodied, polyamorous autistic genderqueer singlet* with lived experience healing from complex trauma. On weekends they may be playing D&D, talking to their garden, reading fantasy novels, or having some Floor Time.

*Singlet refers to a person whose identity is [mostly] cohesive into a core sense of self ("Me," "I," etc.). This contrasts to "plural" folks or "systems" clinically described by Dissociative Identity Disorder or Other-Specified Dissociative Disorder, where one body may contain many distinct senses of self.

Marriage and Family Therapist Associate

Clara is committed to the idea that every person has the capacity to learn, adapt, and grow through meaningful relationships - with themselves and others. Rooted in compassion and collaboration, her approach respects each client’s unique lived experience while considering the broader societal forces that shape our lives.

She specializes in trauma work, supporting new parents, addressing women’s issues, and providing couples and family therapy. Clara is originally from Argentina, and migrated to California as a teen, and has a rich background in agriculture.

Clinical Social Worker / Therapist - LCSW

Sheila believes that healing happens in relationships. Her work is rooted in her own lived experience of trauma, disability, chronic pain, growing up poor, and being “different.” Her counseling is trauma-informed, anti-racist, queer/ACE/trans affirming, fat/body positive, embraces the full spectrum of economic experience, bodies, neurotypes, and abilities, and is based in wonder/awe/spiritual exploration. Her practice is informed by the latest neurobiology that explains how stress can get stuck in our bodies, and also how our bodies are made to heal.

Sheila is a catalyst, counselor, dancer, elder, healer, scholar, social worker, and all in a human body.