About Me
My name is Andrew Conner. I use he/him/his pronouns. I am passionate about helping my clients learn more about themselves because of the benefit that I have received from my own journey of self-reflection. I have a Masters degree in Counseling Psychology and a Bachelors in English. I feel as though my background in literature and creative writing serves me in helping my clients to interpret the narrative of their lives, and to write the next chapter. In my free time I make music and visual art, and I enjoy working with clients who value creative expression. I have a meditation practice which shapes my experience of the world and informs my work with clients.
Photo credit: Henry Dick
“Andrew is an all-around fantastic colleague and friend. He has an incredibly warm and welcoming spirit. He can light up any room he enters.”
Lin Colonel, MA, LMFT
“Andrew is such a trustworthy, generous, and wise friend and colleague. I feel honored to have had my life touched by him. His empathy, insight, and gentle approach make him an exceptional therapist. I also admire his cultural sensitivity and humility that has supported his success working with many clients from minority backgrounds.”
Rebeca Rocha, PhD, LCSW
“In working with Andrew, I have had the pleasure of seeing first hand how he delicately balances his privileged identities in advocating for vulnerable populations, while maintaining professional and clinical boundaries. Andrew is able to empathize with and understand intersecting identities in a way that makes him an incredible clinician.”
Amalia Canua Cardozo, MA
“Andrew possesses a deep curiosity and he is naturally warm and caring. He has always been dedicated to the well-being of others with a sharp eye on issues of sexism, race, and inequality, which he expertly weaves into the fabric of his therapeutic work. His approach is authentically open and non-judgmental. He is the kind of therapist I would trust with the care of my own loved ones.”
Christine Lemmon, MA, LMFT