About
Cultivate Counseling and Wellness LLC is a mental health practice in New Orleans, LA, dedicated to providing trauma-informed and multiculturally competent services to the diverse population of the Greater New Orleans area. They strive to offer affirming, inclusive, and equitable therapeutic services, actively engaging and staying informed about the unique issues that face the communities they serve. Their focus includes trauma-informed care, addressing anxiety and depression, addictive behaviors and disordered eating, relationship counseling, and cultural competency. They work from a trauma-informed, queer-affirmative, and polyamory-affirmative perspective, supporting individuals from various backgrounds and identities.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Listed fee: $50 per session. Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Trauma-Informed Care
They take into account how a client's past traumas affect their day-to-day life, addressing feelings of anxiety, helplessness, and a sense of an unsafe world through expressive talk therapy or EMDR.
Depression and Anxiety Support
Their clinicians have extensive experience working with depression and anxiety, providing support and encouraging a deeper understanding to facilitate necessary change and emotional growth.
Addictive Behaviors and Disordered Eating Support
They believe addictive behaviors and disordered eating are treatable mental health issues, offering trauma-informed support for abstinence or harm reduction approaches.
Relationship Counseling and Conflict Resolution
They work from a trauma-informed, queer-affirmative, and polyamory-affirmative perspective, supporting individuals in practicing new forms of communication, creating deeper emotional intimacy, and resolving conflicts.
Cultural Competency
They strive to understand the impact of a person's cultural, sexual, and gender identity on their wellbeing, committing to being open to discuss how these realities might impact mental health.