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Welcome

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About
I’m a white, queer, neurodivergent therapist who works with adults, partners, and youth navigating identity, trauma, relational stress, and life transitions. I believe in the healing power of connection and show up with intention to engage with warmth, curiosity, and deep respect for the complexity each person brings.

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I’m especially passionate about working with queer and trans community members and those impacted by substance use, systemic harm, and relational trauma. As someone who lives with chronic pain and illness, I understand how healing is rarely linear — and often layered, cyclical, and deeply embodied. My work is collaborative and grounded in body-based awareness, emotional insight, and fostering intuitive knowing of self.

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I bring both professional experience and personal understanding to the complexities of relationship work — holding space for growth, transformation, and navigating rupture and repair with care, mutual accountability, and a grounded sense of self.

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At the heart of my practice is a belief that healing happens in relationship — and that every person holds the capacity to reclaim their story. I am currently practicing under the supervision of Dr. Tracy Smith, Licensed Psychologist (PSY24366), through Grateful Heart Holistic Therapy Center.

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When I’m not in session, I find grounding and creative renewal through time in nature and making art — especially painting and ceramics.

AJ Sadler (they/them)

Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist #157238

Registered Associate Professional Clinical Counselor #20234

​Practicing under the supervision of Dr. Tracy Smith, Licensed Psychologist (PSY24366), through Grateful Heart Holistic Therapy Center.

Available Mon-Thursday: 10am-6pm
Evening availability is limited and may vary
Contact:

(408) 898-1966

Serving clients across California via Telehealth
Please note: Email and voicemail are used for scheduling and administrative communication only and are not monitored continuously. For urgent matters, please call 911 or 988, or go to your nearest hospital..    
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