About

As the name suggests, AtypiQal provides a different approach to mental support for those who have been made to feel different. We're a very small team with a very big vision, for us, all those we work with, all those they interact with, and... you get it.

Innovative Support

The concept for AtypiQal emerged after countless personal and witnessed experiences of trauma when accessing, or attempting to access, mental health care.

Queer folks, and otherwise marginalized communities, have unique needs, challenges, and barriers to wellness. Too often, these narratives go unaddressed in therapy or do not respond well to traditional approaches.

We do things different, because we are different. We don't "help," we support. We are committed to doing our work, so we can be present with yours. We want better, so we're offering better. If you're looking for something "AtypiQal," we're looking for you!

About Rae

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• Pronouns: He/They

• Queer, trans, disabled, neurodivergent

• Missouri Licensed Clinical Social Worker

• Certified Clinical Trauma Professional

• 12+ years of experience working with Queer folks

• Values: Integrity, curiosity, generosity

I offer virtual therapy services to residents of Missouri, and virtual coaching services are ​open to everyone. The folks I work with are based on compatibility, regardless of age, ​identity, status, beliefs, and/or other factors. General availability Wednesday through Saturday.

Happy Humans

Discover what clients have to say about Rae

"I have never clicked with a therapist so effortlessly. Getting to work with a fellow trans person is wonderful as well, it makes the space feel safer for me."

"Rae made such a positive impact on me in such a short amount of time. The 'homework' he suggests is spot on. 10/10 for me! I would recommend him to anyone in the community."

"Rae gives me the motivation and confidence to improve myself. The skills I am building are actually making life simpler."

"I cannot express how I've benefited from working with Rae. He is awesome. I feel genuinely seen and heard by him. He also invites me to think deeper/ more critically which I appreciate."