ABOUT

The Meeting Point is a collective of independent body workers and mental health practitioners who believe that the support and celebration of intricate identities, complex bodies and creative minds is a social justice issue.

As such we are committed to creating greater access to care for populations including LGBTQI identified individuals, POC, people who have experienced trauma, and those with physical and/or emotional disabilities.

As a holistic mind/body collective, we hope to support individuals with complicated bodies and minds in their journey through this complicated and beautiful world. We do this both by providing a home to like-minded practitioners and serving as a resource and site for community events, advocacy, and awareness.

 
 
 
 

 At The Meeting Point:

  • We know that there are many ways to heal and grow.

  • We know that it can be difficult to access the resources you need to cultivate your own strength and well being.

  • We provide multi-dimensional resources that are responsive to your needs.

  • We offer individual, couples, relationship, group, and family services. We also offer workshops and consultation.

  • We provide personalized body work services individually and in small groups, including yoga, acupuncture, and massage.

  • We offer therapy that supports your sense of self, your growth, and your healing through connection and relationship with an awareness of the culture, community, and social consciousness contexts that inform your experience in the world

  • We explore and respond to your needs and we support your family and relationship structures.

  • We are a resource for gender variant youth and families, gender queer and transgender adults and loved ones, lesbian, gay and queer people, relationships and families.

  • We also provide meaningful and informed services to people who have survived trauma, and people with physical and psychiatric disabilities.

  • We offer unique intervention and treatment strategies.

Our services are based on the convictions that:

  • All people are entitled to self definition and self expression.

  • All people are entitled to meaningful participation in the community.

  • All people are entitled to the expression and validation of our significant relationships.

  • And all people are entitled to services that are informed and responsive to all of who we are.

 
 

Are you a behavioral health provider or body worker who is looking for office space and community?

  • What We Offer

    Beautifully furnished, wheelchair-accessible offices and plant (and character)-filled waiting areas a short distance from various T and bus stops, shared fax machine, printer, kitchenette, and community/group space. Internal listserv and referral opportunities. We are also a well-known collective with strong values and community recognition, so any new member will also get the benefit of our history and community respect.

    NOTE: We also have virtual membership options for providers who don’t need physical office space but want all the other benefits of being part of our collective.

  • What You Get

    • A listing on our official website

    • Personalized business cards

    • An office placard and signage

    • Collaborative training opportunities

    • An opportunity for autonomy and community where you can establish or grow an independent practice.

    • Abundant peer support and consultation including internal groups for neurodivergent providers, virtual coworking space and body-doubling, support for people new to private practice, and more.

  • We Are

    A collective of independent mental health and body work providers (not a group practice) who support community events and collaborate with other grassroots organizations to advance a mission of social justice and healing.

    NOTE: we have service dogs and other friendly dogs in the building.

  • You Are

    An independently licensed and insured provider, with interest and experience in trauma-informed, community-oriented, social-justice-minded and gender-affirming care who is interested in some degree of collective participation and creative collaboration.

  • Timing

    We offer 12 month leases (with 60 days notice for any changes) and are excited to figure out what we can do together!

  • Priorities

    Though we can be creative, we are prioritizing people invested in the community aspect and creating a collaborative space instead of merely renting an office. We are particularly excited to welcome clinicians from underrepresented communities, especially BIPOC.

  • Rates

    $15/hour for 4 hour block per week
    (~$260/month) — (this is also the flat rate for virtual members)

    $12/hour for more than 4 hours/week