Culturally Informed Mental Health Services
Dr. Jonathan Mathias Lassiter:
Helping People Heal and Thrive
Race
Gender Identity
Sexual Orientation
Chronic Health Conditions
Creativity (Performers, Artists, Musicians, Actors)
Couples
Activist and Social Justice Warriors
High-achieving Professionals
Race Gender Identity Sexual Orientation Chronic Health Conditions Creativity (Performers, Artists, Musicians, Actors) Couples Activist and Social Justice Warriors High-achieving Professionals
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Specialties
I specialize in helping:
High-achieving professionals, artists, and activists with diverse racial backgrounds, sexual, and gender identities dealing with discrimination and isolation at work, family conflict, anxiety and mood problems. We can harness your culture to help you heal and thrive.
Same-sex couples who are struggling to connect. I can help you learn communication skills, improve emotional intelligence, and operate as a team.
People with Sickle Cell Anemia and their loved ones who are struggling with hopelessness, anxiety, and burnout. Learn coping skills to better show up for yourself and your loved ones.
Some obstacles you may be dealing with:
Past and recent trauma
Imposter syndrome
Coping with discrimination
Navigating guilt related to success
Coping with being a public figure
Family drama
Toxic relationship patterns
Church hurt
Anxiety
Chronic pain
Depression
Caregiver concerns
Meet Dr. Lassiter
A psychologist who will partner with you, help you find solutions, recognize and enhance your strengths.
Having earned a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology with a focus on culture and health, I now bring lessons from my education, my own life, and over a decade of professional clinical and research experience to guide you on your journey of healing and thriving.
I’m a Black same-gender-loving man born with Sickle Cell Anemia who knows what it’s like to move through life navigating illness, family hurt, discrimination, and toxic relationships. Let me help you thrive despite it all.
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Services
Individual Therapy
Relationship Therapy
Coaching
Research
that Centers Marginalized Voices
Black LGBT Health in the United States focuses on the mental, physical, and spiritual aspects of health, and considers both risk and resiliency factors for the Black LGBT population.
