About Me
I use a cultural relational framework, incorporating my training in somatic embodiment and complex trauma to support immigrant and 1st & 2nd generation Americans struggling with trauma, grief, relationship issues, and difficult transitions. This might mean you’re struggling with estrangement, setting boundaries, navigating conflict, or just find yourself in a dynamic rut.
Together, we will examine the impact of formative relationships and the borrowed dynamics that may live in your relationships to this day.
I am a licensed mental health counselor based in Brooklyn focused on creating authentic, collaborative relationships with my clients. As a mixed race (Puerto Rican/Korean) second generation American, I appreciate and am a constant student to the complexities of identity, belonging, and the reality of how systemic inequality impacts someone’s ability to heal.
Liz Quiñones, LMHC
(She/Her)
Trauma Research Foundation-Certificate Program in Traumatic Stress Studies
Collectively Rooted, Linda Thai-Certificate in Somatic Embodiment & Regulation Strategies
Collectively Rooted, Linda Thai,- Healing the Legacy of Historical and Transgenerational Trauma: Addressing the ambiguous losses of adult children of refugees and immigrants
Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy- Integrated Trauma Training Program
The Center for Complicated Grief at the Columbia School of Social Work
Fordham University, New York, NY — M.S.Ed in Mental Health Counseling
New York University, New York, NY — BA in Psychology