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Deniss Pleiner, LMFT

Deniss support first generation professionals, particularly BIWOC, manage work stress, improve self-esteem, and navigate difficult family relationships.

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She uses various trauma-informed interventions which include mindfulness, body-centered awareness, cognitive behavioral therapy, and inner child healing. Her baby-steps approach to healing generational trauma and learning new tools that fit you and your vision for yourself is designed to help you try create long-term healing. 

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Her experience and work in BIPOC Mental health have resulted in invitations to participate in panels and lead workshops for various professional, educational, and community organizations including: Pepperdine, UCLA, CalTech, Act Blue, Prospanica, NSPA, and more. Deniss has also been featured in various podcasts including CNN Radio's Diversifying, and Werk Stories.

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About Me: Deniss Pleiner, LMFT 

Deniss Pleiner was born in Guerrero, Mexico and on the Fourth of July 1996 her family officially moved to Los Angeles, CA. Her lived experience as a woman of color and a Mexican Immigrant is what drives her passion for helping BIPOC Adults build happy and fulfilling lives. 

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Deniss is committed to destigmatizing mental health and promoting well-being in historically marginalized communities beyond her work with her individual clients which is why she dedicates her time outside her practice to educating and speaking on mental health issues. 

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To book her as a speaker, please visit her speaker page.  

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