About
As a trauma specialist with years of experience, Joy Plote works to make mental health resources accessible and inclusive, especially for those navigating the unique challenges of Deaf culture, bilingual identity, and intergenerational trauma. The practice focuses on topics such as trauma, emotional regulation, and coping strategies, as well as providing skill-building resources for interpreters, clinicians, and those in helping roles. They aim to foster understanding and unity between Deaf, hearing, and Coda communities, encouraging conversation and mutual support.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Listed fee: $175 per session. Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Trauma-Informed Approaches
Joy Plote offers trauma-informed approaches to engaging with the Deaf community, providing a guide for hearing allies.
EMDR and Brainspotting
The practice utilizes EMDR and Brainspotting as powerful alternatives to talk therapy, allowing for healing without talking.
Complex PTSD Support
Joy Plote provides support and resources for individuals navigating complex PTSD, including assessments and guidance for Codas and Deaf individuals.
Deaf Culture and Bilingual Identity Support
The practice offers support and resources for individuals navigating Deaf culture and bilingual identity, including educational insights and skill-building resources.
Interpreting and Clinician Support
Joy Plote provides support and resources for interpreters and clinicians working with Deaf communities, including skill-building resources and culturally sensitive guidance.
Mental Health Education and Support
The practice offers accessible mental health education and support, focusing on topics such as trauma, emotional regulation, and coping strategies.