I invite you to plant the next seed in your healing journey, a space where your whole self is welcome, not only the parts that learned to survive.
I’m Lalo Nahui (lah-loh nah-wee) and I use they/he pronouns. I am a queer, transmasc, neurodivergent, disabled, polyamorous, first‑generation Mexican therapist and spiritual guide. My lived experience shapes how I listen, how I notice, and how I sit with you in this work we grow together.
My practice is rooted in a liberatory, consent‑centered, anti‑pathologizing framework that honors pleasure, autonomy, and embodied choice. I believe distress often makes sense when we consider trauma, systemic oppression, and the pressure to perform productivity and resilience. Therapy does not have to be only talk. Together we slow down, listen to the body, and practice what healing and safety feel like in real time.
I weave somatic and nervous‑system‑attuned practices, parts work, inner child and inner elder approaches, expressive arts, and spiritual tools like tarot or astrology when desired. I also offer neurodivergent‑informed coaching for routines, executive functioning, and meaningful goal setting. Humor, warmth, and radical honesty are part of the work when appropriate.
I am kink aware, sex positive, and affirming of consensual non‑monogamy, polyamory, BDSM, power exchange dynamics, and diverse relationship structures. I support clients in unpacking shame, secrecy, internalized stigma, and fear without judgment. Consent, boundaries, agency, and curiosity guide our work both inside and outside the therapy room.
I center care for QTBIPOC, queer and trans folks, neurodivergent and disabled people, first‑generation and immigrant communities, and anyone carrying the weight of systems not built to hold them. This work moves at the pace of your body; healing unfolds in cycles and seasons.
Together we tend what is still alive in you, joy, desire, curiosity, and practice returning to a life that feels embodied, spacious, and empowering.
Virtual telehealth available in New York (Supervised under Andrew Triska, LCSW).
