

Learn Well. Practice Deeply
The Ruby Institute for Healing & Belonging, LLC, provides mental health care, supervision, and trailblazing training to foster individual and systemic growth. As licensed mental health professionals (LMHCs; LICSWs) and Counselor Educators & Supervisors (Ph.D.), we see your liberation, personal, communal, professional, as tied to our own.
Goals, Vision & Mission
Our Vision
Our Goals
To elevate the training of counselors and psychotherapists specializing in counseling education, clinical work, supervision, research and scholarship, leadership, advocacy, and adult teaching. Grounded in research-based, multiculturally responsive practice.
Participants will feel more confident and engaged in translating their learning into their own clinical practices.
To cultivate a world where healing, belonging, and collective liberation flourish through courageous relationships and communities that dwell well together
Our Mission
The Ruby Institute nurtures the current and next generation of socially responsive practitioners through excellent, ethical community-based clinical care, transformative education, and relational leadership rooted in belonging and connection.

Executive Director, Founder
The Ruby Institute for Healing & Belonging
To inquire about working together:
Clinical Services
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individual counseling
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EMDR trauma-intensives
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group offerings & facilitation
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supervison
Education, Training and Organization-focused
consultation, program evaluation
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facilitation
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trainings & educational opportunities
Learn more about Phoenix, their approach and training here
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN for
Fall 2026 - Spring 2027 Workshops, Trainings and Fellowships

Beyond Good Intentions
Starting Monday, Sept 14, 2026, meeting Mondays 7:45–9:00 pm EST.
Learn more about Beyond Good Intentions: Online psychotherapy group for male* caregivers examining what we carry and what we choose to pass on
You believe in equity. You care about justice. You can identify ways you don't want to show up as a caregiver...and still, some nights you hear yourself sounding like the person you said you'd never be, or really stepping in it with your kid or partner and not knowing how to move forward, or feeling disconnected or alienated from other male* people...
Most men* were handed a map of caregiving drawn by the same systems they want to dismantle. That map rewards stoicism, authority, and emotional distance, and then wonders why children grow up repeating the cycle. This group is for men* who sense that something different is possible, who want to show up more fully for their kids and partners, and who understand that how they parent is a political act.
