Inclusive Insights Counseling PLLC is a justice-oriented, trauma-informed group practice led by Channyn Quinn, LMHC.
We provide affirming mental health care for individuals, couples, and families — centering the healing and empowerment of queer, trans, polyamorous, BIPOC, neurodivergent, therapists, and disabled communities.
Our approach blends evidence-based therapy with community care and decolonized healing practices.

We offer both in-person sessions in New York and telehealth sessions across New York and Florida.
Florida Telehealth Provider Registration: TPMC6894

Telehealth services are provided through a secure, HIPAA-compliant platform that protects your privacy and confidentiality.

You can request an appointment directly on our website through the contact form or email us at:
cquinn@inclusiveinsightscounseling.com

We’ll schedule a brief consultation to match you with a clinician who best fits your goals, needs, and identities.
Our goal is to make the intake process gentle, transparent, and affirming.

We specialize in:

Trauma-informed individual therapy

Relationship and polyamory counseling

LGBTQIA+ and gender-affirming care

Anxiety, depression, and life transitions

Identity exploration and self-acceptance

Clinical supervision and therapist mentorship

Our clinicians use integrative approaches including IFS, CBT, somatic awareness, narrative therapy, and mindfulness, adapted for each client’s needs and lived experience.

Yes — please reach out if you have insurance. We likely accept it, and if we don’t, we’ll make every effort to become in-network so we can support your care.

We currently accept:

Aetna

BCBS / Excellus

Fidelis

MVP

Cigna / Evernorth

UHC / Optum

Beacon / Carelon

1199SEIU Funds

We also offer out-of-network and private pay options, and can provide superbills for reimbursement.
Sliding-scale rates are available for those with financial barriers, and grants are available for trans and BIPOC clients.

We specialize in supporting:

LGBTQIA+ and gender-diverse individuals

Polyamorous and non-monogamous relationships

BIPOC clients and multicultural families

Neurodivergent individuals (ADHD, autism, trauma survivors)

Artists, educators, healers, and caregivers

Clients healing from religious trauma, systemic oppression, and burnout

Our work honors each person’s intersecting identities, lived experiences, and cultural context.

We are an adult only clinic, however, some of our clinicians work with young adults, and families, especially those navigating identity, belonging, and communication challenges.
Our family therapy approach emphasizes collaboration, inclusion, and non-hierarchical dialogue, supporting families to grow together across differences.

Your first session is a space for grounding and connection — not judgment.
We’ll discuss your goals, explore what brings you to therapy, and ensure you feel safe and heard.
It’s okay if you don’t know where to start. Our clinicians are trained to move at your pace and support you in building trust over time.

Yes. All therapists are licensed or license-eligible under supervision by Channyn Quinn, LMHC, in accordance with NYSED Office of Professions and state telehealth laws.
Our team includes LMHCs, limited-permit holders, and advanced graduate interns, each receiving ongoing supervision, training, and support.

We believe therapy is both personal and political.
Our work goes beyond symptom reduction — it’s about healing from systemic oppression, reclaiming agency, and cultivating joy.
We intentionally create spaces that center marginalized voices and invite authentic, compassionate connection.

That’s valid — and you’re not alone.
We take time to explore what didn’t feel safe or supportive in the past and build a relationship centered on trust, choice, and collaboration.
Your voice leads the process here. Healing happens in relationship, and we’re honored to be part of that journey with you.

We use a secure, HIPAA-compliant video platform that allows you to meet from your phone, tablet, or computer.
You’ll receive a private link before each session — no downloads required.
Telehealth allows flexibility, accessibility, and privacy, especially for clients with chronic illness, disabilities, transportation barriers, or rural access needs.

Currently, we provide telehealth to clients in New York and Florida.
If you reside elsewhere, we may be able to provide coaching, consultation, or referrals to affirming providers in your state.
We’re actively exploring multi-state licensure reciprocity to expand access.

Yes — accessibility is a core value.
We offer closed captions upon request, flexible session lengths, and trauma-sensitive pacing.
Our in-person space is ADA-compliant.
We also accommodate sensory needs, chronic pain, and fatigue through environment and scheduling flexibility.

Yes.
Inclusive Insights Counseling provides individual and group supervision, anti-oppressive practice consultation, and support for pre-licensed clinicians and supervisors.
We help therapists integrate decolonized, affirming approaches into their own work.

Inclusive Insights Counseling is not a 24-hour crisis center.
If you’re in immediate danger, please call 988 or 911
For ongoing safety needs, we can collaborate to create a personalized crisis and care plan during sessions and connect you with community supports.

“Inclusive” means honoring every part of your identity.
It means affirming your gender, sexuality, culture, ability, spirituality, and lived experience without question or pathologizing.
We view therapy as a space for empowerment, not assimilation — and healing as both personal and collective.

Our clinicians acknowledge the impact of systemic racism, capitalism, ableism, cisheteronormativity, and colonization on mental health.
We use frameworks that center liberation, body autonomy, and relational safety.
This includes exploring how larger systems affect your sense of self — not just focusing on individual “symptoms.”

Yes.
We provide letters for gender-affirming surgery, name/gender marker changes, school or workplace accommodations, and emotional support animals.
We do so without gatekeeping — centering autonomy, informed consent, and affirmation.

Yes. We frequently support parents, caregivers, and families navigating a loved one’s coming-out process — whether related to gender identity, sexuality, or relationship structure.

Our goal is to create a safe, nonjudgmental space for everyone involved to learn, ask questions, and connect with understanding rather than fear or shame. We help families explore emotions that arise — confusion, grief, love, or uncertainty — while also centering the safety and affirmation of the person who has come out.

Our clinicians guide families through:

Psychoeducation about LGBTQIA+ identities and experiences

Tools for affirming communication and allyship

Repairing ruptures that may have occurred during disclosure

Building connection and support systems rooted in love and respect

Whether you’re a parent wanting to support your child, a family member seeking understanding, or a queer or trans person wanting family sessions for mutual healing, we meet you where you are — with compassion, education, and care.