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Jaya Roy

Jaya Roy, M.A., M.S.W., L.C.S.W.108767

Contributing Writer
Jaya (she/her) is a cognitive psychologist and an associate clinical social worker. Her work focuses on the integration of social justice in therapeutic practices. She embodies liberatory and holistic-based practices such as Buddhist Psychology, Interpersonal Neurobiology, and Narrative Therapy.

Education

  • Licensed Clinical Social Work - California  L.C.S.W.108767
  • ​M.S.W. in clinical social work from Portland State University
  • M.A. in cognitive psychology and program evaluation from Claremont Graduate University
  • B.A. in psychology from University of California Santa Cruz​

Work/Research Experience

  • Creator of kantimentalhealth.com
  • Mental health counseling in community mental health, domestic violence/intimate partner violence centers, and community college health services
  • Supporting first-generation students of color through retention based programs
  • Research support in affective sciences and social research

Expertise/Skills:

  • ​Mental Health Counseling:
    • Multicultural counseling
    • Eating disorders in women of color
    • LGBTQIA+ and NB affirming counseling
    • Trauma (intimate partner violence, childhood abuse, sexual violence, oppression, racial trauma etc…)
    • Existential questioning
  • Research and Program Evaluation

Author Articles

​Boundaries: Definition, Examples & How To Set Them
Boundaries: Definition, Examples & How To Set Them
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