Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI)-focused workshops, consultation, and therapy for lasting transformation with Dr. Tanisha Thelemaque
The ideal combination of bold, honest, & compassionate.
I intentionally use the sunset to represent the transitions in life that we all encounter. We continually evolve and grow from one stage of life to the next; from one understanding of self and the world to another.
As a teacher, leader, and therapist, I help individuals and organizations change for the better. It can be scary traveling into the unknown during a season of change. However, I act as a guide to help create a metamorphosis that’s aligned with your values.
Offerings
Therapy
This helps you if you are struggling to find your path in life, or you are trying to improve your relationships with others and yourself.
Workshops
This helps you learn directly from Dr. T in an interactive, hands-on approach that is guaranteed to be fun and informative.
Consultation
This helps you identify specific strategies to be more intentional, anti-oppressive, and inclusive in your workplace. You can also use these skills to improve your clinical work.
What are others saying about Dr. T?
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“In everything she does, Dr. Tanisha Thelemaque epitomizes an extraordinary mix of intelligence, creativity, and integrity, leavened by warmth and wit.“
Dr. Lawhon – Clinical Psychologist
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“Her authenticity and approachability bring people together encouraging open and constructive communication. I frequently turn to Dr. T for her consultation on clinical and professional matters given her broad range of expertise. These interactions have broadened my perspective and inspired my thirst for continued learning.“
Dr. Steinmetz – Clinical Psychologist
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“Dr. Thelemaque is incredibly supportive, encouraging, and gives invaluable guidance and feedback. I have relied on her a lot for career advice and she knows exactly what to say to help motivate me to take action.”
Former Client
Land Acknowledgement
My practice is located on land that was stolen through violence from Indigenous groups in the Bay Area including the Ramaytush Ohlone people in what is now known as San Francisco. It’s important to honor the history of mass genocide enacted by the Spanish (through colonization) and United States government (esp. following the Gold Rush). The Indigenous community continues to persist to this day despite ongoing experiences of racism and other forms of intersectional oppression. I recommend learning more and determining how you can positively impact the lives of indigenous folx in your local area today.