Maybe you’re struggling with feeling like there’s never enough of you to go around, for your loved ones, your family, yourself, everyone.

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You’re wondering if it’s even possible to crave space for yourself without feeling like you’re letting everyone down.

You’re terrified that if something doesn’t change soon, you’ll burn out completely.

You’re looking for a way to finally feel steady and rested — without sacrificing your relationships, your goals, or yourself.

You’re so excited by the idea of waking up without dread, feeling steady through your day, and still having energy left for the people and things you love.

You just want quiet mornings, guilt-free evenings, and weekends that actually feel like weekends, without the mental checklist running in the background.

Work With Me
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Geri Lopez, LPC

I’m Geri (she/they), a queer therapist specializing in working with women and queer adults navigating identity, complex trauma, attachment patterns, people-pleasing, and more.

I guide clients on how to lead with their nervous systems: building boundaries, strengthening relationships, and develop lives that feel grounded, without the overwhelm.

Who I see…

For individual therapy, I work with folks who are figuring out their identity, experiencing life transitions that feel overwhelming, tackling academic challenges, and exploring how to level up their parenting skills.

I provide supportive, gender and cultural affirming care for first gen. women and LGBTQIA+ adults.

My Identity & Values

And now I help first-gen therapists just like you stop overgiving, heal burnout at the root, and build lives that feel balanced and mutual.

I’m a gender-fluid, Latinx, queer therapist. I’m also bicultural, bilingual, and an East Coaster who loves pan con cafe.


I believe that all parts of who you are matter. Your identity, your culture, your experiences; they’re all connected. Because of that, I’m intentional about creating a space where you don’t have to shrink, translate, or hide parts of yourself. You get to show up fully here.

I value honesty, collaboration, and care that feels real. You don’t have to get it perfect here. Your voice matters, and we move at your pace.

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Fun Facts

Fun Facts

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My playlists are a mix of Bad Bunny, Alternative Rock, and a little lo-fi to keep me grounded.

Pan con Cafecito is a non-negotiable part of my morning ritual — it’s my first boundary of the day.

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Want to see if we’re a good match?

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Finding a therapist who is a good fit can make all the difference. If you are still wondering whether we would click after browsing my website, you can request a free 20-minute phone or video chat on my contact page before booking your first session.

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