Milo Green (they/them)
MA, AMFT

I predominantly work with queer and trans folks who are ready to explore their inner worlds, improve their relationships, untangle the impacts of systemic harm, and reconnect with a sense of groundedness and clarity. Whether you’re questioning who you are, healing from what’s happened to you, or simply trying to exist more fully in this world, our work together is about building a relationship where all parts of you are welcome.Together, we’ll work to uncover your strengths, challenge what no longer serves you, and cultivate the kind of change that feels true to you. 

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Therapy with me is a co-created journey where you are the expert on your own life. Together, we’ll explore the stories, beliefs, and patterns that shape your experience and imagine new possibilities for how you want to live, relate, and take up space in the world. Whether you're navigating relationship challenges, stress, identity exploration, trauma, or major life transitions, I aim to support you in moving toward greater self-understanding, connection, and freedom. 

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My work is grounded in anti-racism and guided by a deep commitment to social justice, equity, and intersectionality. 

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Some values that guide my work include: 

• Collaboration over hierarchy - I value co-creating the therapeutic process with clients. I see my clients as experts in their own lives and seek to build trust through mutual respect, curiosity, and shared power.

• Context matters - I honor the social, cultural, and systemic forces that shape my clients' lives. I am committed to holding space for the ways identity, oppression, trauma, and privilege show up in the room — without reducing my clients to these narratives.

• Authentic relationship is healing - I value showing up as a real person in the room — present, attuned, and emotionally available. I bring a sense of warmth and humor to my work, and I see the therapeutic relationship as a site of transformation and co-regulation.

• Curiosity over certainty - rather than rushing to interpret or label, I approach clients with spaciousness, patience, and openness. I trust that meaning emerges in relationship and over time.

• Justice is therapeutic - I believe that healing is inherently political. I care deeply about social justice, and my work is guided by the belief that therapy should be a liberatory and affirming space — especially for people with marginalized identities.

I bring warmth, curiosity, and a collaborative spirit to therapy. My approach is trauma-informed, relational, and rooted in liberation. I work with adults, children, couples, and families of all genders, with a focus on queer and trans clients. Outside of therapy, I find joy in nature, art, and community.