Red paint dripping downward with uneven vertical streaks against a black background.
A watercolor painting of a lemon slice.

ABOUT TRUE YANG THERAPY

THE TRUE YANG TEAM AND S-KAP PRACTITIONERS

We are a group of humans that care a lot about other humans.
You pay for our time, the love and compassion flows out naturally.

We come from different ethnic and cultural backgrounds and have a vast array of previous careers. We are mothers, daughters, single, married, divorced, dancers, nurses, doulas, musicians, yogis, meditators, and clowns!

OUR TEAM

Close-up of a woman with dark curly hair, wearing earrings and a light-colored shawl, outdoors with blurred green background.
Close-up of a woman with dark curly hair, wearing earrings and a light-colored shawl, outdoors with blurred green background.
A woman with dark brown hair smiling, wearing a maroon blazer and necklace, sitting in a room with bookshelves and potted plants in the background.
A woman with dark brown hair smiling, wearing a maroon blazer and necklace, sitting in a room with bookshelves and potted plants in the background.
Close-up of a smiling woman with short dark hair, wearing a white top and a thin necklace, standing outdoors.
Close-up of a smiling woman with short dark hair, wearing a white top and a thin necklace, standing outdoors.
A smiling woman with long red hair, wearing gold hoop earrings, a gold bracelet, and a large ring, sitting outdoors with greenery and a curb in the background.
A smiling woman with long red hair, wearing gold hoop earrings, a gold bracelet, and a large ring, sitting outdoors with greenery and a curb in the background.
A woman with dark hair and hoop earrings, smiling, wearing a maroon top.
A woman with dark hair and hoop earrings, smiling, wearing a maroon top.
Portrait of a woman with long black hair, standing outdoors near a tree, smiling, wearing hoop earrings and a patterned black-and-white top.
Portrait of a woman with long black hair, standing outdoors near a tree, smiling, wearing hoop earrings and a patterned black-and-white top.

We know how important (and sometimes challenging) it can be to find the “right fit.”

Please feel free to schedule multiple consultation sessions in order to meet a few of us!

MORE ABOUT US

We practice self compassion and believe that while survival strategies cause humans to act in ways we’re not always proud of, that all humans at the core (you included!) are good natured and deserve compassion.

Like the caterpillar that surrenders to its inevitable transformation, we are humans who know the courage it takes to give-in to growth-(we’ve done it, we do it)-and to stand wobbly and uncertain in the moment of risk, needing to castoff the comfortable armor in order to serve the soul’s blossoming. 

We believe (self)forgiveness is possible; anger and grief are necessary; phones are good tools but harmful masters; psychedelic medicines are sacred teachers and that nature, music, and movement are just as powerful medicines.

The likelihood of us vibing with you is high-we are genuinely enthusiastic with plenty of humor. Our training is on-going and we use specific therapy approaches that go beyond “talk therapy.” (check out our bios for specifics).

We are told our office is a beauty filled space and we agree. Our furniture, healing tools, and amenities have been chosen to be comfortable and cozy.

We feel honored to hold hurts with love and successes with celebration and encouragement. Reach out to say hello…we are excited to meet you!


The “True Yang” is a philosophical concept created by Zhen Dao the founder of MogaDao Institute and the philosophy of Post-Daoism; a trans woman, playwright, poet, novelist and master innovator in the arts of qigong, yoga and spiritualized martial arts. “True Yang” is the place we arrive at when we are beyond the normal plane of the material world’s notion of cause and effect, and instead are operating on a vertical plane where the values align between the underworld and the heavens. In this place we are in our own right-awareness of our truth and passionately risking for what is essential and beyond the illusions of our minds.

Watercolor illustration of a crab holding a yellow moon.